Fifty-eight thousand people were killed, two thousand captured and three hundred and fifty thousand; mutilated and injured, almost everyone in this country still feels the consequences of this conflict. Today, the country's children are worried about the absurdity of this fight. A different generation of students, staff and young parents brings a unique perspective to analyzing the implications of this specific war. These square measure the sons and daughters of the boys who fought to the death in the jungles of Southeast Asia. Of the films that addressed this subject, the majority seemed to advocate that young men volunteer for war out of duty and duty. loyalty to their beautiful country. One soldier said: “I just want to live up to what my grandparents did in the first war and what Dad did in the second. I would just like to do and do for the country. » It focuses on the main character who had to serve his country "like a man": he was eager to defend himself and fight for freedom. Volunteering to travel to Vietnam was considered an honor to your nation. Some films, however, did not directly explain why. the soldiers had gone to Vietnam. In Apocalypse, the main character reveals his desire to return to war, but it isn't until he is told that he will be leading a secret Associate in Nursing mission that he gets his chance. as a farewell to Vietnam and Forrest Gump, the boys were simply at war, no reason was given as to why they joined or, if they were drafted, but they felt worried about being in war however, two soldiers taunted and called out. the craziest character once he reveals he volunteered to serve; in their eyes it is...... middle of paper ...... since the war continued, it appeared that worry and anxiety had increased to some extent. where they would not tolerate it. Soldiers no longer worried about death and became desensitized to the idea of ​​dying. In Revelation currently, the soldiers go down a stream which symbolizes their exposure to war. The further down this stream they go, the more desensitized and collegial they become. It seemed that if the soldiers of the United Nations agency saw serious combat taking place, being afraid of dying and hesitant to go to war did not achieve anything. A character from Full Metal Jacket "I'm so happy to live now; I live in a world of yes, definitely. Instead of worrying about an orderly encounter with the Vietcong, they became more and more brave and carefree and really began to provoke the pleasure of killing.