The Hurt Locker, Directed by Kathryn Bigelow

As a movie most people know, The Hurt Locker has won Oscar in this year's movie, it made me angry. My private friends have asked me why I am angry. Simply put, it is because this film is full of lies, exaggerated and ugly people. "But this is a movie, of course this is not realistic." This is a very strange thing. Because it is written that "behind the bombing room" is "powerful and realistic". However, this movie is far from the credibility of the movie (this proposition includes all the movies on time travel and vampires, but movies that star the Wayans brothers are not included).

Hurt Locker, supervised by Kathryn Bigelow and awarded six Oscars, showed the sustained impact of the lives of soldiers entering and leaving the war and the fight against their lives. Jeremy Reiner played the role of Sergeant William James, played the leading role in the movie, followed by actor support, Anthony McGee officer Sambourne, and Brian Grage expert Eldridge. - Capitalism emerging as the dominant economy of the United States can not avoid the rise of trade unions, and in view of the natural distinction between capital and labor governing production means, they are another factor of production Be regarded as

"Bomb power" commanded by Kathryn Bigelow from Mark Ball's play is the best non-documentary record of the Iraq War. This may sound like a little compliment, as the film about war did not motivate the audience completely or upgraded to an artistic level. In the autumn of 2007, the group of sincere drama on the screen instantly became hysterical, undecided, anxious, noble contradictions, no destiny, no special entertainment was fated. Perhaps the masses full of real fatigue and confusion do not want it to reappear on the screen.