From the perspective of modern thrillers, the sneak attack story told in "The Twelve King Kong" can no longer stand scrutiny. The rigorous Germans did not have strict guards or vigilant guards. "Liang Zajun" mixed in and turned upside down. The first two hours used to set the stage were not to show the characteristics of each character one by one, but more to shape the colonel played by Lee Malvern and Ernes, who had just passed away two days ago. The general played by Te Bognin is not enough to shape the background and character of other characters, and there is no detailed task interpretation in the training process. I believe that if you change to remake today, everyone will be in prison for the reasons and tasks. The three-dimensional display of these two links has improved a lot.
PS, DNA's blue-to-two-disc is well done, but in view of the quality of the film, I don't plan to watch the highlights.
PPS, there are people who think Charles Bronson is super like Josh Harnett in this film?
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