The veterans in this movie feel very bleak for me. Do they still think about life in the army? Do they still like to make contributions on the battlefield? Why go back to real life, after having children, wives, and working, you still have to return to the battlefield desperately? I feel strongly that these mercenaries don't feel that there is something that must be accomplished before going to the battlefield, but that they just want to fight. Maybe it’s too old, I can’t understand what this movie is about telling the audience. I really want to ask people who have been soldiers and fights, is war really so attractive?
This is a feature film, a feature film with the author's strong personal wishes. The first protagonist can't die because of the rain of bullets and bullets, and the characters who have been explained in advance, the characters who are concerned about, die at the right time and in an appropriate way. There is nothing to say, the film more than 30 years ago, this is already a rare masterpiece.
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