The movie is about a kid in Texas. He killed Deer. He also helped his brother beat his bully. He grew up, and in order to play the live-action version of hulk in this movie, Cooper pouted his mouth slightly in the Texas accent. Then he went to the battlefield, really to protect the United States. He killed people and children, and there were brothers who were killed by the opponent's snipers in front of him. He went back again and again, married his wife, gave birth to children, and then left them again and again to return to the battlefield. After all, he can't let go, can't let go of those comrades-in-arms and people who have never been on the battlefield. He is a legend, he has protected them, and he will continue to protect. The lens just flows past scenes, just like those blurry times, without any ups and downs. The only dazzling shot was the bullet he shot into the opposing sniper at the end, spinning and breaking the air for only two seconds. The story is so straightforward, but intermittently mixed with tears, blood, and casualties. There are also dilapidated houses in the Middle East, crackling explosions, and the yellow sand overwhelming the sky during the decisive battle. The sky full of yellow sand flooded everything, and his figure staggered faintly. When he finally caught up with the car, my slightly suspended heart also let go.
Then he returned home, he still couldn't let go of his desire to protect people, or instinct, or his way of proving that he was alive and valuable. I thought the hero would be so late, and the strong body like a bear is now only used to pretend to be a monster to tease his girl. I like this ending, why the hero is going to die. Before Xiang Yu died, he could still fight in and out of the enemy army and yell at me. If I lose, God won’t let me win. He’s very handsome, but if he lay on the boat and watched the dense stars, he would hear it fade away in his ears. Cheers, returning to Jiangnan is also a good ending. Marrying a plain wife leads a plain life, and the child born is also tall and strong, but not energetic. The hands that can carry the tripod for farming must also be good hands. Besides, you can also tell your children the story of the emperor, Han Xin, who was driven everywhere by himself. Their world was only given to them by you Lao Tzu. Then the child and the lady laughed together, saying that he was not ashamed and bragging. He also laughed and hugged to sleep again.
That's it, okay. Stop killing people, the world is not yours alone, so why are you so tired to carry so many things on your shoulders? You have protected the world for so long, change the world to protect you.
I just filled my mouth with popcorn, thinking so wildly. Watching him hugged his daughter, kissed his wife, and told his son that you want to protect the women at home like a man, and then walked out the door to see the veterans who needed his help today. The wife closed the door slowly behind her, but she looked at the veteran's eyes suspiciously and strangely. Then, a line of black letters appeared. After all, the hero can't wait for the end of dying slowly, and he still dies in the hands of the people he has always wanted to help. Irony, but it's all true.
So this movie is not about how handsome a great sniper is, like a computer game, to knock down the enemies in front of him one by one. Eastwood is so old. When he was young, he also acted as a cowboy galloping in the desert, drinking with his head down, and killing people with his gun. But now that he is getting old, he just wants to talk about a cowboy who is much younger than him, and wants to protect all the people he can. There was no winner in this war. The soldiers on both sides fell one by one, and there were even children carrying bombs, and so many children who lost their fathers. Our heart hurts so much, but we can do so little.
Do you want to hear the story? Do you want to hear the tall and straight grandpa telling you a story with wrinkled eyes and vicissitudes of life. He sits by the campfire, his tone is flat, and he will hand you a silver jug. There are not so many glamorous and ups and downs in the story, only his narrative stories for so many years, and some things he can't figure out but still can't let go. I love listening to him telling stories, since I was a million dollar baby. I also want to continue listening, and hope to grow into a silent and responsible man in his story.
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