Ride with the Devil

Emmie 2022-03-23 09:03:05

Set against the backdrop of the American Civil War, the film tells the complex story of the Union near the border of Kansas and Missouri.
In this war movie, Southern resident Charles (Skeet Elresh) joins the Army of the North due to the death of his father, while his friend Jack (Tobey Marquette) joins the rebels in the South.
In the past, the two of them lived in unison, living the elegant life of the privileged South, but they had to fight in the chaos of war and found friendship and loyalty through rebellion.
And Sue Lee (Pearl Kercher), a pregnant young woman, was killed in battle three weeks after her husband was married. But that's when Jake breaks into her life...

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  • Adrianna 2022-03-27 09:01:18

    Like Ang Lee, the movie is neither tepid nor impatient. The introduction to the characters and the story in the first act made me fall asleep slowly. Fortunately, I finally recognized the face and the story was getting better. Different from the traditional Civil War movie in which white people save black people, Ang Lee focuses on the shackles of human nature and the inner war in the Civil War. After the baptism of the extremely absurd and devastating war, the important thing is not winning or losing, but the realization of self-worth, life and civilization of the North and South. In Ang Lee's words, "If it weren't for this war, it would have taken many years to adjust this state (human rights). The war forced people to quickly enter a new situation."

  • Maribel 2022-04-24 07:01:22

    I just found out that it was not marked, and I don't remember anything except jrm. .

Ride with the Devil quotes

  • Jake: [to a love-struck Jack Bull] There happens to be a war going on everywhere but between your two ears, you dumb ox.

  • Sue Lee Shelly: [breast feeding] You always gonna stare like that?

    Jake: Long as I can.