Everyone has his own opinion about this war film. I think this is a very good war movie. It is based on the famous Sullivan Act. The film mainly tells the story of an eight-member team who set out to find Ryan and rescue him safely.

Everyone has a mother, and everyone has the same weight in life. I'm afraid that the problem of saving a person by a team of eight people is still controversial.

That's because a family who sacrifices five children at the same time is tantamount to destruction for a family. Only the last only child is left. All the sacrifices of the five Sullivan brothers caused a great shock in America. Roosevelt, then president of the United States, personally wrote to the parents of the five brothers to apologize. The military has specially promulgated a regulation called "Single Survivor Policy". In the same year, 165438+ 10, the US Congress also passed a bill: the Sullivan Act.

The opening 20-minute World War II scene almost restored the real World War II. On the ship, the officers encouraged the soldiers, who kissed the cross and prayed. Soldiers who were seriously injured in the war, holding broken hands, covered their stomachs with intestines and took off their helmets, lost their lives when the helmets saved their lives just now.

War is so cruel and unpredictable. Through the war, movies let us see courage, loyalty and friendship, and realize what a real soldier is. This also makes us have to reflect on the meaning of country and home. This film is wonderful and thought-provoking, and it is well worth seeing.