I am very glad to hear that.Originally Posted by rockzmom
It's one of the movies I don't consider to be "liked". It's one of the Great Patriotic War subject films. And those films mean soooo much to me. What I don't like about many of western people, it's that they often write about Russian Great Patriotic War movies that they're "too depressing". I think one should... no, MUST watch movies like those, so that not to turn into... I don't know... into someone who wants only amusement from movies and books, and only pleasure from life. We should know that there were people, exactly like us, and even much better than us, who died at war, just like that - just a second ago he was alive, and now he's dead. And his feat, if he performed a feat, remained forever unknown.And Olya...please, please, please... tell you that you liked this movie!
All those films always make me cry, and actually all that subject does.
I am not a man, but I don't think that this film can be considered as a "chick flick" by any Russian man.One quick question...I would like to know how the men folk feel about the film. Is this strictly a chick flick?
Ladies present, at least me, only agree with you!I hope ladies present will excuse my pointing that out