The story of the film is not complicated, it can even be said to be simple, but in the context that most people in China do not know the world war very well, the clues and jokes are a bit hidden. In other words, in order to meet the needs of the market, Director Gai gave up multi-linear narrative and complex interlaced character relationships. Good people are good, bad people are bad, and the story runs all the way to the end. Although it is cool, it is always a little bit of thinking. With a refreshing flavor. This is also a hurdle that this film seems to touch, but in fact it will never be able to cross. If this film is worth watching once, then Gai Dao's previous works such as "Two Smoking Guns" are worth watching ten times.
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