However it didn't. War, separation, awakening, wrong killing and punishment have washed away the rough sand and dust of the desert inland, leaving only the often-smeared smoke of war in the second half of "Australia", far from the solid feeling of ordinary war movies. He took the initiative to sell and abandoned the worship of the land, and the only thing left was love, sacrifice and fate trying to earn tears.
It is rare to achieve this effect in one work.
The relationship between the characters is a little confusing + abrupt, the special effects are a bit fake but they can barely match the real, and the storyline is full of wonderful developments that common sense is powerless, although this last point strongly proves that Australia, the big mainland island, is indeed a magical land.
Still need to stress, just watch the first half.
PS I feel that I wrote too harshly at the time... but I still threw the original version up: no one will see it after so long...
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