It's a very exciting spy war movie. The ups and downs of the plot have the feeling of a novel, but the delicacy of connotation and emotion is naturally incomparable with "Lust and Caution". But it can be regarded as not mixed with emotional bias to record the appearance of all beings during the war, which is very ironic. German Nazi officers like to collect stamps, and their feelings for girls are sincere. However, as a Dutch rebel, they are the most insidious in the whole film.
The director of the whole film guides the audience to establish a lot of empathy for Munts, and it can be said that this character is reasonable. But the director gave so many hints about the plot and characters that even a suspense can be guessed immediately. I have seen videos of building emotional empathy in the way that movies are used to shape characters. However, in the film, although the emotions of the audience can be fully dispatched according to the director's intention, it also reduces the suspense of the film.
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