It's amazing to be able to shoot small-cost, indiscriminate films like this.
There are suspense, claustrophobia, weirdness, air warfare, air adventure, monsters, Japanese devils, extramarital affairs, domestic violence, maternal love, desert island love, fist-fights between humans and animals. . .
There has never been a chance to feel the air combat from the belly gun bay, half the time allows you to appreciate the eclectic moments in the air.
This is an experience that you can't afford to buy a self-made airplane.
The female pig's feet are a little petite and cute. When I saw the pocket-sized version of the female man paper, I thought I had met the female King Kong at first, and then I thought it was a superwoman. Finally, I realized that it was a mother who was full of fighting capacity.
In the end, you have no way to doubt the IQ of the director and screenwriter. You can only lament that maternal love is the greatest force in the world.
The historical images posted at the end of the film have to give you a heartfelt admiration for the heroines in the air during World War II.
In short, it is a creative film that has a lot of themes and cut corners, but can also make a good-looking creative film.
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