An unfulfilled promise

Bailee 2022-03-27 09:01:14

A film about the Korean War from a South Korean perspective. Was it initiated by North Korea? Is South Korea resisting? Originally, it was a country and a nation, fighting back and forth. Inextricably linked. Just because one is communism and the other is capitalism? As Zhenshi said, is ideology really that important? Live a good life, because of the war, the younger brother was arrested as a strong man. His brother wanted to save him, but was taken away with him. In the army, the elder brother wanted to protect his younger brother everywhere. But as the war began, his brother began to change. In particular, the army in South Korea found that a village was killed, believing that North Korea did it. The soldiers also shot and killed the prisoners. Among the prisoners caught at this time, a former good friend Yongshuo said that they were taken by force. Zhenshi protects him, but Zhentai doesn't remember any old feelings, and in the end he kills Yongshuo. From the perspective of the other side, one thing will be different. Now I really want to see the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression from a third-party perspective.

Nicklaus 2022-03-16 09:01:05

The human nature in the war is well analyzed. Hold your head and cry during the bombing, don't bomb it. Brother kills the red eye. The liquidation of the Communist Party after the war made people feel the absurdity and fear of human nature.