In fact, I just had a little expectation before watching it. I didn’t expect that I would spend most of the time watching it on the back of the empty seat in the front row. I got goosebumps for a while, my eyes were hot when I was moved, and I was so nervous that I kept wringing my hands. The feeling of weakness after I was even a little too involved... I even felt it was more exciting than rage... Some film reviews I read before said that this drama put the literary drama in the front and focused on the big scenes at the back, and the literary drama did not know whether it was a translation problem or a The tune of Korean historical dramas is a bit difficult to understand, and it doesn't affect the backside at all. I feel the opposite. Although I watched the dubbed version, I was disappointed at first and couldn’t hear Choi Minzhi’s line skills, but I have to say that the dubbing is still very close to the characters, and soon there is no sense of disobedience. After all, it is a similar language. Bar. Moreover, the literary drama is also quite wonderful, showing many contradictions and conflicts concisely and quickly, accumulating various emotions such as fear, hatred, guilt, etc. layer by layer, until the burning and roaring of the dead place before the war, the feelings are completely full, just Wait for the release of the battle to start.
And the battle also lived up to the wait. The vision showed the contrast of the lineup, the mid-range artillery and gun and arrow duels, and the close-range close-up knife-to-knife close combat, as well as a small tactical trick, which made people addicted. When the monk who was just praying for good luck picked up the big sword, I almost burst into tears as I watched The Lord of the Rings 3 shouting "DEATH! DEATH!" while rushing forward. The transformation of Yi Sun-sin's courage, the deterrent power of his own banner, as long as he is there, the turtle ship will be there! As an outsider, he is impressed, and it is not difficult to understand that the Koreans regard him as a pioneer. The support of the people at the end is completely reasonable. In fact, I like this set a lot... The only thing that feels a little more filling is the part of the grass boat. Reading lips or something is a bit far-fetched, and it also destroys the overall rhythm.
Cui Minzhi's performance when he woke up from his sleep was too expressive. The so-called national treasure-level actor means that he can play a pervert and play a famous general. When he sees a demon, it is terrifying. In this film, he plays the domineering and resoluteness of a veteran. And a little tired and fragile. There are several familiar faces of the other actors, and the one who played the son of Yi Sun-sin was too young, causing the silly couple sitting in the back row to laugh when they saw him appear, but the impression of an orphan was even better. Unexpectedly, the dumb girl is Li Zhenxian, and the Japanese musketeer is Lu Minyu! Is he covering his face most of the time to keep his beauty from taking over?
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