When I finished watching this movie, Putin the Great had just completed his transformation and took over the official scepter from the younger brother of the year. This buddy can be launched at any time in his political career within a few days. The ending of the war, luck and misfortune, depends on whose starting point, history is written by the victors anyway. Even with this movie, who can say that what Westerners say is true and reliable? As Anders’ immediate boss said, when the world’s attention is drawn to the Olympic Games and new Olympic hosts, few people care about this local war that ends too quickly. What's more, the attitudes of the heavenly dynasty and the West towards this war are neither painful nor itchy. But just like Syria today, there will always be Westerners who are not afraid of death and enter the genuine artillery in pursuit of the truth, but who can guarantee that these people do not have a preset preference in their hearts? Or who guarantees that every aspect of the facts recorded by the reporter will be restored in the movie?
The wedding of Georgian civilians was beautiful and peaceful. The people there were very comfortable. Their dance and music had a strong Central Asian flavor, but unfortunately they were interrupted by the artillery fire. However, the Russian soldiers still have basic beliefs. The church they did not bomb became a refuge for Georgian civilians, but in the movie they portrayed their image too much like helping robbers, and Hollywood was too unkind. In front of Stalin’s statue, Anders’ escape from death was too dramatic. Not to mention that there were still child soldiers among Russian mercenaries. gun. This turning point is the most unreliable one in the entire movie.
Val Kilmer was also considered one of the biggest names in the past. Now his figure is so fat, he can only use soy sauce in some small productions. The star's fall looks very sad. The protagonist Anders looks a lot like the fairy prince Odom, but the downside is a little dull.
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