2. The basic logic of the movie is very interesting. For the sake of dignity, the British first resisted and insisted that the officers would not participate in labor, and then strived to be better than the Japanese, showing the advanced nature of Western civilization, and establishing a monument for future generations. The British officers were full of energy, and the soldiers bathed and swam in the river like a holiday.
3. It was a satire on the Japanese. They were completely defeated in the negotiation and fighting, so that they used a certain bullshit war anniversary as an excuse to go down the stairs, and then hid in their room and cried bitterly. It is very similar to the style of the Chinese theme.
4. Four people were sent to blow up the bridge, and one was killed while parachuting, which is especially funny.
5. You don't need him to lead the way, you don't need him to translate, so what do you need him for? How interesting a guy who just escaped was sent back on a mission that didn't require him.
6. The scene of intercepting the Japanese by the stream, startled a beach of gulls and herons, which is very spectacular.
7. The plan has changed, the water level is lowered, and it is exposed on the beach. Only grab the river mud with your hands to cover the wires. In the end, it was the British colonel who discovered the wire. The ending was really tense. How should we end it? ? ?
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