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Madelyn 2022-11-04 08:16:46

I went to see the one-star reviews of "In This Corner of the World". They are roughly divided into several categories. I will list them one by one and make corresponding comments. The first category is Japanese as long as it makes no sense. Watching straight 1 star this kind of idiots is not in my comment scope skip the second category and make them disgusting like victims this category is better than the above but the movie is really worth watching Most of them have at least seen the trailer or not The protagonists of this movie are basically a group of ordinary people. If the protagonists are a group of soldiers, they would dare to be so miserable. I'm sorry I don't need you to tell me. Or that sentence, no matter which country suffers in the war, it is the common people who are sold miserably? I'm sorry, but it's miserable. The third type thinks the movie is good, but I can't solve the hatred and accept it Reasons to hate them but if you just want to follow the wind please don't look for presence here The fourth category is also a very large category They think this is a Japanese anti-defeat movie not an anti-war movie for this type of people I have an understanding attitude for the time being, but the movie is still in vain. Most people's controversy is that the female protagonist's words broke out after the Yuyin broadcast, which made many people misunderstand that this is an anti-defeat movie. Of course, this has nothing to do with this movie. Most people don’t understand the movie in China, and the most important point is that basically all Chinese have never read the original book. Facing history is not remembering hatred

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  • Madalyn 2022-04-17 08:01:01

    Even if it's the first one in the ten-day newspaper, I should read the introduction first... I'm going to be angry about the miserable sellout of World War II again.

  • Peggie 2022-04-17 09:01:13

    I'm afraid it's hard to feel the same way. If it is Japanese, I might be very moved, but I am a Chinese, and when I think of Nanjing, this film can hardly make me feel something "human", sorry.