Although it is a war movie, there are not many scenes directly describing the war. Using Company E as a clue, we traveled through the famous battles and important scenes of World War II. There are many characters involved in the film, but the characters are very successful, and they can basically be seated. There are not too many sensational scenes, especially the kind of speech scenes that Hollywood is accustomed to, just use the performance of small people on the battlefield to express silent accusations of war. Especially in every episode, there is almost a character who disappears in the war, whether it is the American or German army, life is fleeting in a blink of an eye. In one episode, unclaimed clothes were used in the laundry room to suggest to the audience that their owners had gone with the wind in this protracted war. In the face of war, life is so fragile.
Then it is such a fragile life, but it contains a lot of human brilliance, including respect for life.
In fact, we also have many classic battles, especially those against Vietnam and the War of Resistance against U.S. Aid Korea, which are worth remembering by our filmmakers. Unfortunately, our main theme seems to have forgotten them. The loyal bones are buried in the green hills, and hope that war will never come again.
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