The scene where the crowd chanted "Marseillaise" and the German military officers sang Nazi songs was thrilled: Rick was talking with Victor, and the German major conductor sang fascist songs. Rick acquiesced to Sam to play the Marseillaise. Under Victor’s command, the singing of Marseillaise became higher and higher and eventually overwhelmed the fascist singing. Together, "paint" a picture of unity, justice, and patriotism. Faced with such a situation, I felt excited in front of the screen. At the end of the film, Rick returned to the anti-fascist camp, and the German major returned to the West, implying the inevitable defeat of the Fascist war, which will undoubtedly arouse the resonance of countless anti-fascist fighters and the masses. In terms of art, the film combines the emotional world of small characters with historical events in the big era, and sees the depths of the human heart, reveals the preciousness and greatness of true love, and creates a fairy-tale love story that has become a must-see for generations of movie fans. Classic movie.
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