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I cried at the end of this movie

posted 19 years ago by liuyu
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This movie is quite moving. At the beginning of this movie, I thought it was just another war crap, however, as it was going on and on I got attracted by this movie. At the end, I cried a little bit (not bawling). I think it is one of the best war movies I have ever seen. The reason I recommend this movie so much is because I can really learn something from it, and I believe this is the best way I want to learn it. Just like the end of this movie says "I came to understand honor, duty, responsibility and sacrifice".

[–] MajorMax 19 years ago

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[–] chemguy 18 years ago

The ending was too forced to get any kind of emotion out of me.

What I liked was the part where the black airman consigns himself to his fate of being executed, to show his son the meaning of honor.

[–] writelasse 17 years ago

**SPOILERS**

For example we can learn that a trigger happy Colonel thinks its a perfectly responsible idea to jeopardize the lives of his troops by breaking out of a POW-camp in january 1945 to blow up a ammunition plant. And paying for the secrecy of that truly war-decisive plan with the lives of two men.

[–] m-wilkinson168 17 years ago

i cried for the 125 minutes i had lost.

[–] izy56 16 years ago

I loved the ending. It's so powerful.

Honor, courage, duty and sacrifice.

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