Some considered that Bambi""s story (the pastoral peacefulness and unadulterated vision of the natural forest destroyed by Man""s cruelty) paralleled he traumatic shock that America felt when its stability and innocence were shattered by the attack on Pearl Harbor in late 1941, and worldwide conflict began against outside hostile forces (the Japanese and the Germans) when men were sent away to die in faraway places.The scene was shot from outside in a frame split by the wall between them, when they discussed how uncomfortable and restless they were, and Joe finally admitted: "I love you Connie," and she responded likewise: "I love you more than anything in the world.Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)This fourth film of theDeadseries, a comeback film for Romero, posited the apocalyptic collapse of human society.[Note: An image of a busty naked woman was pasted or painted onto one of the rudders of the copter.] As he warily approached the machine to scavenge what he could, he squawking sound of a buzzard, crow, or bird circling above was heard - to reinforce their similar motives.