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Christiana 2022-04-20 09:01:12
This is a very classic war movie, and the grasp of the authenticity of the event has been very rigorous in the process. Beginning with Plato's famous quote does not add to its depth and the profound meaning of the philosophy of war. The film editing and special effects processing are top-notch, and even if you watch the film again after 10 years, it will still be shocking. The "Black Hawk Down" signboard created by the film will also stand firm and immortal in war-themed film and television works.
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Vita 2022-03-20 09:01:15
70/100, the scheduling is great, the various uses of the lens are also textbook-level, but the problem is that the characters that appear are not remembered, and the story is also weak. I really can't stand the bombardment since the middle. Fortunately, it can still reveal the theme of war.
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Madisyn 2022-04-24 07:01:02
These days, movies based on true stories can play emotional cards as they wish to fool the audience. The American soldiers looked so alike that it was almost impossible to distinguish the characters, and the whole two-hour shot was always switching back and forth between the command room, the helicopter cabin, and the battlefield. And there is no suspense in the ending that several people died, and the final hero triumphed. Mechanism Xiao Wang shuttle in the battlefield filled with gunpowder is very interesting
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McKnight: [over the radio] How are things going? Things okay there, Struecker?
Struecker: I don't wanna talk about it now, Colonel. I'm busy!
[Pilla is shot and falls into the humvee]
Thomas: Sergeant Pilla's hit! Christ, he's fucked up!
McKnight: Is anybody hit? Struecker, talk to me!
Struecker: It's Sergeant Pilla!
McKnight: What's his status? What's his status?
"Hoot": He's dead!
Struecker: He's dead. Pilla's dead, sir.
McKnight: C2, this is McKnight, we have a KIA: Dominick Pilla, over.
Harell: Roger that.
Struecker: Get on that fifty! Someone get on that fifty!
"Hoot": It's mine!
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[first lines]
Dan Busch: There. Technicals, nine o'clock.