Although the plot is slightly weak, and there is even a suspicion of over-exaggerating personal heroism, it is undeniable that it is still an excellent commercial film.
No matter which country or nation, history should not be forgotten, just like the line in the movie: "Will our future generations know the hardships we have suffered in the future? If you don't know, it's really a dog. Mother. Keep it up." Literally beaded!
There is still a long way to go for domestic films to make excellent historical films.
Regarding personal heroism, there is a Chinese saying that every soldier will bear a raging litter. The soul of an army must be determined by the character and temperament of its chief commander.
Regardless of whether the story told in the film is true or not, just based on what it tells, if it weren't for Yi Sun-shin, what would North Korea have done to defeat Japan at that time?
As he said, if you want to convert extreme fear into ten thousand times the courage, you can only risk your own life to fight, and fight to the death to awaken the will of the compatriots to fight.
Finally, I have to say that Choi Min-sik's acting skills are absolutely amazing! The image of a man who jumps in front of Mount Tai without changing his complexion, has a good mind and regards death as his own home, is vividly portrayed.
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