is based on Pierre Lemaitre’s novel of the same name, "Goodbye in Heaven" can be described as a very representative French anti-war film. In our traditional perception, war films are often based on the cruelty of war itself. It is based on the expression of the anti-war core, but what this movie presents is the elegant post-war high society, everything romantic and gorgeous in this society. How can such a movie reflect on the cruelty of war? "Goodbye in Heaven" cleverly reveals the cruel and ruthless nature of the war in an alternative way through the great changes in the heart of a surviving soldier after the war and the resulting tragedy of revenge. Edward, the protagonist of the
movie, grew up in the upper class. He loves painting and dreams of becoming an artist. However, his dream was opposed by his father. After the father and son fell apart, Edward chose to join the army on the battlefield, but the battlefield was not An escapist utopia. On the contrary, Edward not only lost his entire jaw in the war, and therefore disfigured his face. He and his comrades also witnessed the evil actions of the officers in the war. After the war, he faced social injustice and became a vengeance against war and oppression. The Avengers. The
mask is the opportunity for the film to unfold, and it is also the most vivid artistic expression of the film. An artist who has lost his affection and changed beyond recognition in the flames of war, but with his talents, he can continuously draw gorgeous masks. It is intriguing. And the integration of the role of helping Edward’s little girl not only adds a rare level of innocence and purity to the movie, but also reinforces the duality of Edward’s character after the war. The kindness he still has not lost in the anger of revenge is used. A sincere expression.
In the movie, the role of the captain commander actually represents the ugly nature of war. What war can bring will always only be for a small group of people to get the most benefit. Soldiers on the front line fight bloody battles and give their lives at the same time. However, the bloodthirsty and militant generals are making a fortune. This sharp contrast irony is indeed more impressive in the film than the bloody scenes. The people who provoked the war wanted what they wanted. It will always be for self-interest.
After the ravages of war, the war has completely destroyed Edward's soul, and what sustains him to continue to live is revenge. After completing his revenge, his jump is not only an interpretation of the present hatred, but also an interpretation of his own life. Free pursuit, may there be no war in your heaven.
