When I saw the American flag on the cover of this movie with Tom Cruise's fortitude, plus the title of July 4th, the National Day of the United States, I decided to watch this movie.
At the beginning of the film, Ron and his friends like to hold toy guns in their hands. He enjoys running and playing in the forest with his friends. The toy guns give him the satisfaction of his childhood worship and possession of power. But that sense of satisfaction was immature. Because the sense of justice and joy of defeating fascism was not yet dissipated shortly after World War II was over, when the American soldiers returning from the war drove past with the troops under the welcome of people, there were still veterans. Under the explosion of firecrackers, he subconsciously avoided. This action may not be eye-catching, but the psychological trauma caused by the war far exceeds this. But the excited people are still immersed in the ocean of national celebrations, Ronnie’s piercing eyes began to shine, ah, how great are those who are loyal to the country and even sacrifice their health and even their lives. They are real men, real men. hero.
(To be continued, find time to finish writing)
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