Although the work describes the theme of war, the soundtrack is not intense, the string music is depressing and soothing, and it depicts the good and evil of human nature. The whole movie, except for some of the scenes of the war, is slightly abrupt and unfamiliar, making people think for a while that the director may not be an action movie. I don't know if others think it's fine. The plot is not novel. After all, it is adapted from the documentary . If you pursue novelty, you will definitely break the foundation. The characters that run through and many foreshadowings are not as surprising or enlightening as the "flashback" movies of the past two years. Almost all of them can find similar or exactly the same movie ideas in previous or earlier movies. I have been trying to figure out who is more worthy of admiration between the old and the old ones or sticking to the old ones, and the conclusions I have come to can not satisfy myself. The only certainty At least many of the filming techniques used in this movie, the plot layout, and the deeper discussion do not appear pedantic. The two male protagonists are very distinctive. In terms of acting, Albert Dupontel may be better, and Magimel's blue diamond-like eyes are extremely bright against the background of the earthy face, which is amazing.
The film can be described as the best war-themed movie in 2007, throwing "Assembly" out of the galaxy, which copied the action scenes of Hollywood war movies. The production of "Intimate Enemies" has moved away from the dullness of European films and gone the Hollywood route. The director of this film is Florent Siri, who directed the "Fighting Line" starring Lao Bo, so it is not unusual for "Intimate Enemies" to be very Hollywood. "Intimate Enemies" is beautifully photographed, showing the beautiful mountain scenery of Algeria. The war scenes are also remarkable, and the popularity is no less than that of "Band of Brothers". The most outstanding part of this film is the description of the characters' hearts. A few simple shots are very explanatory, and they are not sloppy. They are exemplary!
