The theme of the film is that even if soldiers are imprisoned, their military qualities remain the same, and they still swear to defend the honor and character of soldiers. The prisoners in the film seem to have "noble" reasons for making mistakes. The only one who will be sentenced in the "moral court" will eventually be "probabilized" and "conducted meritorious service". His real crime should be too "slippy". He actually used his job to organize drug trafficking, and the film’s "moral punishment" for him was to make another character say "it is a shame to let someone like you enter the West Point Military Academy".
As a low-cost action movie, the brilliant performance of the big name Radford should be the biggest selling point; not to mention the sending of a US military general to prison, the plot is also very enjoyable.
