1. On the surface, this film pays tribute to the female combatants in World War II. At the end, a lot of documentary clips are used. The first half of the film has also been trying to shape the strong character and outstanding ability of the female pilot.
2. Maybe the director felt that this idea was not too far-reaching and fashionable, so he added a lot of feminist image-making plots. The noisy male crew members were arranged as a group of monkeys jumping up and down to highlight the calmness and composure of the female pilot.
3. It is estimated that out of consideration to strengthen the depth of the film, the director added some so-called "stalks", such as the tail of the bat extending through the hole, which resembles certain male organs, and the belly turret echoes the female uterus. , The baby has been in the box to go through the dangers until the final breastfeeding symbolizes the painful process of childbirth. The bat being contemptuously knocked down by the female flight officer implies the growth of female independent personality.
4. It's a pity that the film is still a B-level film, and the director has added a lot of subjective shots, such as the last overlooked perspective of her boyfriend, close-up close-ups of bat tongues, and inexplicable marriage proposals. It makes people feel stunned and incomprehensible.
Generally speaking, the film is not qualified as a B-level film, and the director's possession of private goods makes it even worse.
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