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Merry Christmas Mr. Humanity
Orrin 2022-04-23 07:05:23
At first I thought this film was abnormal, why would the British put out such a film? ? Then I suddenly thought it was Nagisa Oshima's movie! Uh. . Everything seems logical. The master is the master. He does not use special effects or intense dramatic conflicts to express human nature, but uses implicit and taboo love as a clue to deeply reflect and deny the spirit of militarism and Bushido. Japan, a nation that is arrogant but desperately wants to be recognized by the West, is indecisive and cruel in handling prisoners of war, but does not want to lose dignity. At the same time, the sergeant played by Takeshi Kitano represents a class of people who have been led astray by militarism. fanaticism. In the end, Jack used his powerful human charm and kisses to make Yonoi completely collapse. Jack's calm and perseverance contrasted sharply with Yonoi's panic and hesitation, and Kitano Takeshi's final expression was helpless, whose fault is the war? Soldiers may be just a cold number in war, but to their families is the world. . . Everyone has their own story, and there are thousands of stories about the brutal end of war. . Nagisa Oshima's profound reflection is respectable and invaluable!
Extended Reading
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Donna 2022-04-24 07:01:25
Two couldn't help crying, the first was when David Bowie kissed Sakamoto until Sakamoto cut his hair, and the second was when Kitano Takeshi, who finally shaved his head, said Merry Christmas Mr.Lawrence to Lawrence. This quiet power is one of the best WWII films in my opinion.
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Eunice 2022-03-16 09:01:09
Tell me about you, if you do music, you can do music and then come to act, just act in acting, and you still look so beautiful.
Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence quotes
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Col. John Lawrence: You are the victim of men who think they are right... Just as one day you and captain Yonoi believed absolutely that you were right. And the truth is of course that nobody is right...
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Lieutenant Iwata: A Japanese soldier would never submit to being caught. He would prefer to die!
Maj. Jack Celliers: Well, then, I'm not a Japanese.