The whole plot is basically equivalent to a documentary, there is no exaggerated and bizarre protagonist mode, but just tells the story of an American hero from beginning to end. From 9/11 to the Iraq War, we have all experienced it as a bystander. At that time, I didn't have much access to the Internet, so I often watched TV news about how many American soldiers died. It seemed like a number back then. Only after watching the film did I know: just when we grew up carefree, there were such a group of children who were deeply affected by the war. If the kid killed by the legend in the film was still alive, he would probably be about my age. As the heroic children, their father has not been around since childhood, and later became orphans, and they are also victims. World peace is an eternal and elusive goal. Before we can't make it our goal, we should cherish our lives first. Long live peace!
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