1. Introspection on the war. The two plot points that run through the war actually happened in the same scene. One is the accidental killing of women, children and children, and the other is the accidental killing of comrades-in-arms. Using these two points as the anti-Vietnam war is obviously not convincing because of these two points. It is likely to happen in any battle, whether it is righteous or evil. The indiscriminate killing of innocents in "Field Platoon" is presented from the evil of human nature, and mainly tells the scenes of war, which is relatively profound.
2. From the perspective of the destruction of a person by war, there is a prerequisite that this is the Vietnam War. I don't know how the disabled soldiers after World War II faced the crippled life after World War II, and whether they would become irritable and decadent because of their desire for sex. From this point of view, if you depart from the historical background of specific wars, it may be more profound to tell from the ravages of war on a man.
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