Now that the movie is out, I see that the war under the direction of the director is the same as the war
of defending the apartment described in the movie. I am as confused as Comrade Captain in the movie. The whole division has set fire to the Germans, why are we still here? The headquarters didn't explain it, it just told you to keep it and keep it. I wondered, not without malice, whether the subtext was over for the whole division, and the few stragglers left to fend for themselves.
I think fighting without purpose is the saddest thing. Is this building important to the Soviet Army? It's very important. After 3 days of defending, there was no reinforcements. The Soviets didn't even think about any tactics, they just wanted to please women to get a bathtub or something. Comrade Lieutenant said we were fighting for the sake of girls. Of course, there may be reinforcements, and they beat the Germans back with a cannonball.... The German artillery positions are right under their noses, and these people are afraid that their own artillery fire will affect them and they will not report....
This building is right Is the German army important? I think it is very important. From here, you can see the movement of the Soviet troops on the Volga River to set fire, but the German captain guarding the house set the fire and ran away that night. Later, he organized two attacks and withdrew without much effort. It seems that Not too concerned.
Also, later the Germans shot artillery and did not rely on the house...
It seems that the whole of Stalingrad is just such a house, except for the fire brigade, each house is a group of people inside, and a group of people are fighting outside.
In general, in the same place, in the coherent time, I don't know if it was edited or the editor thought, but the battle is incoherent. It seems to be just a scattered battle.
Why the Germans can't get in is actually quite strange.
There are really many emotional scenes. The Soviet side wants to describe the story of 5 men and a woman, as well as the story of the neighbor, the story of
the captain on the German side and the woman he occupied. A 2-hour movie, with so many emotional scenes packed into it, one can imagine that there won't be too many battle scenes.
At the beginning, the scene of burning gasoline was heroic, and we could all feel the raging heat of the screen, but I kept wondering why they didn't go back to the river to extinguish the fire first, and even rushed into the German position before the MG21 machine gun position. I can't help but maliciously make up the opening charge of "Soldiers in the City", and the political commissars with machine guns behind them. . . Oh, cut it out...
Compared to the heroic opening, the end of the film is real, we are as confused as the depressed captain, the whole film, looks depressed, and if you fail once, go to the bow Well , it wasn't until the sniper killed the woman that he started to wake up from his stupor
so I have to say that in every unit there is a lunatic with bad things, German officers stumbled over a woman is not good, you have to shoot Kill it, the result is good, and the power is brought out...
The power will kill the special invincible singer first, then take the singer to kill his colonel, and then bring in the No. 4 H tank (they were originally Still on the production line in Germany, less than a month after the start of production, it was teleported to Stalingrad for the power), and a total annihilation for the Soviet Union and Germany... It is simply a berserker.. .
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