"The King of War" is undoubtedly very beautiful in form, but in the narrative it is somewhat mediocre and flat. In this regard, Andrew's technique is limited and a bit green, but the classic lines and unique expressions are the highlights of the film
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From the perspective of underground arms dealers, "The King of War" describes weapons and the bloody crimes of weapon manufacturing, which is thought-provoking
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The film directly points to human nature through the cruel arms trade. After all, the king of war is only suitable for Americans to actreviewed by
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The biggest advantage of Andrew Nicole’s film is that he can see the fate of the individual and the entire era at the same time. The film’s selling point is to reveal the inside story of international arms smuggling, and present the unknown slaughter, war, aggression and other shady screens across Europe and the United States. The scenes on the three continents are even more majestic
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