Hunting for T34-the beauty of human nature in the war years
Russian films are the most impressive, iron-blooded, rigid, full of idealism and heroism. After watching this film, I felt another color, that is romanticism.
No matter from which point of view, I personally think this film is almost perfect. From the story of the movie, the several parts of the film are just right. The beginning of the battle pavement or the plot progress in the middle part until the final tank duel, each paragraph is very interesting, without the slightest sense of redundancy. It is actually very logical to carefully savor the details in several parts of the movie that promote the development of the plot. For example, the tank team found six unloaded shells in the wounded T34 tank, and the process of hiding these shells was paving the way from the beginning. When the hood outside the tank was lifted, even prisoners of war and guards who had lived in the concentration camp for a long time found the smell unpleasant. This shows that the smell of corpses is indeed very strong, and there is a possibility that the Germans are unwilling to clean it. After the male protagonist entered the tank, he stumbled upon the remaining shells. The contrast between his calmness when he entered the tank compartment and the vomiting when he exited the tank. I personally think that he pretended to act like this to show that the cabin environment was indeed bad, which made Germany. He completely dispelled the idea of entering the tank compartment. The foreshadowing of these plots makes the plot more reasonable, and from the perspective of a German, it is impossible to think of this happening. Of course, it also underestimates the determination and action of the male lead and his party. When the screenwriter tried his best to present a seemingly impossible thing to the audience through these foreshadowings, it seemed unobtrusive. I think it is very immersive as a feature film. From the perspective of the entire film, the environment and the depiction of war scenes are also relatively successful.
On the other hand, the acting skills presented by the actors are also in place. The male and female protagonists are really in my aesthetic point of view! ! ! The male protagonist's fortitude and rebelliousness are so admirable. The female protagonist didn't feel particularly amazing when she first appeared on the scene, but the dress after escaping from the concentration camp is really beautiful (words are poor). The two scenes in the movie are particularly impressive. The scenes where the heroine waits for the tank to arrive at the bus stop are extremely beautiful. The emotional changes in the female protagonist's heart can be seen from the expression, the inner suffering to the joy. And when the male lead opened the hatch, the humor was in sharp contrast to the coldness before, and the female lead’s cheerfulness was also the opposite of the dullness of the concentration camp. This shot shows true romantic feelings, a longing for hope after suffering. Another impressive scene is when the German officer shook hands with the male lead at the end of the bridge, and then gave up the chance of survival, connected to the previous confrontation. This kind of aristocratic spirit and temperament in the bones, the respect for the opponent is really very impressive. admire. The evil of war is the initiator. For many people who are trapped in the torrent of history, it is really not easy to retain the respect for people in their hearts. As the producer of the film, this temperament of being able to shoot the characters of the hostile forces also makes people feel sincere admiration. It is a mentality that is not ugly, not inferior, and not triumphant from the perspective of a winner. The face of the people is more moving. In addition, the tankers in the film are also impressive. The look of death, the romance of using tanks to dance ballet, and the sense of mission to the motherland are all moving.
In all fairness, this film is the best war film I have seen in recent years. It excavated the beauty of human nature in the war years. Both the war scenes and the characterization are excellent. I sincerely hope that our country can make more confident and romantic war films.
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