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War and Peace
Gust 2022-02-04 08:11:52
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Camryn 2022-03-27 09:01:23
Soldiers on both sides of the enemy, in a special state, realize the intercommunication of human nature. This is a very cliché story in itself. It is interesting to shoot like "God is Crazy 2" and "The Cuckoo on the Battlefield", and it is badly shot like "Christmas". "Happy", this film is also a collection of various clichés of this type of film, such as in this Norwegian log house where no one can run away, the Germans capture the British, and the British capture the Germans until both sides are tired; Another example is that everyone chats about feelings and politics, slowly getting to know each other, and finally gives a regretful and helpless ending. Basically, every step of the plot is expected, although some characters are also set, such as the big factory owner who is not afraid of cold, the sincere Nazi boy, the restless British soldier, etc. Tragic fate, other characters are written too flatly, and the motive of the German captain not shooting the other party and choosing to take prisoners is not very clear and puzzling. As a third-party Norwegian, the director did not provide a new perspective on this story template. Only the British and the Germans have some interesting bickering about their country's awesomeness
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Anais 2022-03-27 09:01:23
The story is good, but I can't stand it.
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Unteroffizier Josef Schwartz: Are we going home now?
Leutnant Horst Schopis: Yes, we're going home now.
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Gunner Robert Smith: What's your name, again? Me, Smith. You?
[Strunk doesn't answer]
Gunner Robert Smith: [shouting] What's your name?
Feldwebel Wolfgang Strunk: Strunk!