Although the sacrifices were touching, the ending was a busy time and the blood flowed in vain... But this is not to blame the screenwriter, after all, the plot is mainly fictional.
Most of the girls in the cinema were screaming at their "husband". I don’t despise the act of chasing stars, but some fan groups are too awkward. After all, this is a bloody war movie. Almost all those women are laughing and joking, especially when the battle becomes intense. The sensational scenes with broken legs and headshots + rhetoric laugh the loudest. I really can’t figure out their laughter...
Historically, after 1943, most of the coal mining on Hashima Island was Chinese laborers, but the Chinese dynasty probably wouldn’t film this kind of work. The film, after all, was too difficult to get the Eighth Route Army and Wu Jing to Nagasaki in 1945.
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