The story line is actually very old-fashioned.
Newcomers enlisted in the army, led by the elderly. A group of loyal brothers. Wise boss, obedient teammate, rude but good-minded teammate and faithful teammate. Complete the impossible task together, and finally sacrifice one's life for righteousness.
There is no level to analyze too much, but the whole movie's handling of details and plot is both natural and clear. The only thing I want to do is to record a few details that impress me.
Inside the tank, there are close-ups of the hand in hand of the fat man and the dead; I thought it was a friendship of friendship.
The dead man was carried away, and Pete hid his heart from sorrow.
When Peter saw the German prisoners of war, he did not hide his anger at all, which made people feel irritable and subjective at first.
Norman cleans the tank. The panorama inside the tank is still very lifelike. Although it is dirty and simple, there are decorations, books, and photos. . . A close-up photo of the dead teammate stained with blood saw that he also had a happy family.
Norman saw that the German youth could not shoot and the leader tank died; he should have the first contradiction in his heart, and should not kill all Germans-against faith, to kill-in order to win the war.
Norman went to the front line in his mind for the first time and watched the troops fight in panic. His actions were not swift and affected the performance of the battle. The panic continued, and Peter was forced to face the German soldiers who were wearing American uniforms and wanted to confuse him. Because the family wanted to surrender; N collapsed, thinking that he was forced to go nowhere; but at the point that Pete expressed that he did not see him eating, it showed that the boss took care of his teammates.
Norman killed German soldiers for the first time out of anger and exploded with swearing.
Great victory in the town. N and the little German girl who can't speak the language are in a pure affection, and in just a few minutes, they are reluctant to want to leave contact information with each other.
Jon splashed around at the dinner table, but still surrendered to Pete's discipline.
The brief warmth has ended in the simplest and most rude way-the German girl who was blown up. .
On the way to the new mission, N has mastered the machine gun and played a role at a critical moment, but the four tanks are finally left with Fury, which indicates that the movie is about to reach its final climax.
Jon apologized to N.
Pete takes care of N Biscuit.
Pete chose to stay and fight against the blood bursting in this section.
But when Jon fell for the first time, Shia's uncontrollable feeling echoed the fat man holding the dead brother's hand at the beginning; this is the feeling that can only be expressed by people who depend on each other for life. Immediately after everyone fell, it made people feel reluctant. Until Pete was shot, I hoped that the protagonist reversed, winning with less, and miraculous.
Pete's familiarity with the Bible shocked Shia, and at the same time reflected his pretended indifference and carelessness just because he was also a devout believer.
Pete treated the tank as his own home and chose to return to the tank with several shots, but he gave N a chance to escape.
N escaped the grenade, but was discovered by the German army. By the way, he emphasized his humanity and allowed N to survive.
Comparing Pete's inability to change with N's growth, there are many contradictions, national contradictions, military contradictions, human nature contradictions, conflicts of views between brothers...Almost every point of urine, you can hold your attention and keep watching.
As soon as I sum it up, I feel that the routine is really old.
When I watched it seriously, I would still follow the movie tense ups and downs.
This is the joy of watching movies.
Movies are originally a kind of personal entertainment, and their own understanding and enjoyment are the most important.
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