第一次开贴喷一部电影，《拆弹部队》

最烦那天整天囔囔这片是美国主旋律，因为给美军正名才能横扫各大奖项的SB论调。

看看KB自己说的
In an interview with Hurt Locker director Kathryn Bigelow, The Wrap's Steve Pond mentions the charge that her film doesn't take a political point of view," but then adds that "it seems clear to me that you have a pretty strong point of view...as you say, it's a hellish situation and we have no business sending our men into it."


To which Bigelow replies, "Well, that's certainly my feeling. I'm a child of the '60s, and I see war as hell and a real tragedy and completely dehumanizing. You know, those are some of the great themes of our time, and we made a real effort to portray the brutality and the futility of this conflict. I guess my feeling is that graphic portrayals of innocent children killed by bombs and soldiers incapable of surviving catastrophic explosions...I think that's pretty clear. And then also, to add to that, the movie opens with a quote, 'The rush to battle is often a potent and lethal addiction, for war is a drug.' So it's definitely taking a very specific position."