First of all, I would like to thank the Film Association and Cinema for the benefits of free advance screening. But I still have to sigh with emotion for the quality of the films introduced by SARFT. I have to say that from the perspective of a pure movie fan rather than a military fan, "Hunting T34" can be described as full of slots. The first is the problem of rhythm. The literary drama is too peaceful, the martial arts drama is too chaotic, the transition between the two is not satisfactory, and the aforementioned foreshadowing is too long, which leads to the inaccurate focus of the film description. In addition, there are problems in the plot of the film. The plot promotion is too blunt. There is too little inking on what should be the foreshadowing of the plot, and wanton lavishness where it is not so important. The female lead's emotional line and the two male lead's appreciation lines are typical failures. The directors of these two lines, which are more important for the promotion of the script, obviously did not work hard on them. However, on another level, I also feel that the director should not arrange these two branch lines at all. This kind of plot that obviously deviates from the norm is purely an irresponsible business behavior to satisfy the audience's obscenity. But since you have set up such two plot lines without laying the groundwork for them, you can't justify it. It's really illogical. Finally, there is the problem of the core of the film, which is the biggest problem of war films. Most things in the world are fair, and while war films enjoy excitement, high box office and high attention, they also face the problem of flat and uninteresting cores. And the war films that solve this problem have become excellent works without exception, and the example is the classic "Braveheart". However, through the various magical one-on-five operations and the villain whose IQ is completely played by the protagonist in the film, and the return to a single old-fashioned patriotic theme, it can be clearly seen that this film is completely from a movie perspective. s failure. To sum up, this is another commercial film created in the era of fast-moving consumer goods, but even compared to "Operation Red Sea", which is slightly higher than the passing line of the same theme, this film is still one or two grades behind. Note: The above is only the viewing experience of a low-end movie fan, please avoid some Russian elites and extreme military fans for the time being. (dog head self-defense)
View more about T-34 reviews
