“Little Big Soldier” doesn’t pretend to be a grand epic but rather a drama with some humor that portrays some days in the life of a soldier. The direction does handle its aces quite well as we see the characters grow and form an attachment between themselves and to its viewers. The film may have some tonal shifts at times, but it didn’t bother me at all. I loved the fact that the movie was sincere in its humanity, that sometimes we think that one thing is best for us and we try to act sensible to fit our advantage but in the end, it is not what we really want. Our personalities make our decisions whether we like it or not, and once taught by experience about honor and commitment, one cannot change. Remember the old adage: “you cannot teach an old dog new tricks”? Well, in this old soldier’s case, you can’t, but he can still choose according to his character and free will.
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