Silent performance is more deadly, rational and calm, and the rhythm is very slow. It is related to the director. I always feel that the director's shooting method is slow. The Vietnam War was a live televised war, and it was shocking to know the news, and the contempt of the Americans was extreme. The flames of war, the fleeing refugees, the ignorance of the American soldiers, and the inadvertent cruel play, made people feel extremely numb. Joy and pain are contrasted sharply in the picture. Savage civilization and civilized savagery. The battlefield makes people's innate sympathy, kindness disappear, human beings are so small, and the eye-catching red people can't stop vomiting. "The war will end one day." It triggers a reflection on human nature. Everyone has two, one to kill and one to love. The director used smoke in many shots to add a mysterious and fantastic look. The ending is montage, the changes of light and shadow, the picture is really beautiful, and the blessing of warm colors is great. This film compares the damage to people in war. The in-depth shooting and presentation are not superficial in war and military operations. The coherence of the plot is slightly worse, but whether it is the picture or the theme conveyed is clear and beautiful, the language of the shots is really rich, and I admire the director's skills. In 1979, when such a film was made, I was shocked. At the end of the filming of the mysterious power of the East, I personally think that it occupies a bit too much and is long-winded. The foreshadowing of the plot, the generation of the audience's emotions, even if the later editing pictures are not related, but the audience will understand from their previous feelings of watching the movie.
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