In recent years, Pete has become addicted to acting as an American tough guy on the battlefield of World War II. His obviously handsome face and the flamboyant acting skills that have persisted for so many years are dressed in a US military uniform. The direction of the story and the ending of the characters are basically predictable.
In the house, Pete said that ideals are gentle, and history is brutal. He thinks this film has a good possibility, especially in literary drama. The sister of the two sisters in the small town is facing several soldiers who are on the verge of launching. At that time, a few small moves were all the tricks.
From the beginning of the film, the director has been committed to tearing off the glamorous literary packaging and the heroic imagination about the battlefield. It should be said that it is basically reliable from the perspective of the scenes and the performance of the actors. Talking about killing horses at the table was quite moving.
The movie was bad in the second half of the martial arts scene after the death of the German girl. Originally, Pete’s image of the American uncle was not very likable. In the second half, he turned his mind to idealism inexplicably. Under his decision, a tank with a broken track was used to ambush the enemy, and the logic of the whole film collapsed like a landslide. (Of course, the behavior of the characters is reasonable in a specific context, but this context is too scribbled.)
The logic of the story is flawed, making the first half and the second half of the movie look like two. Personally shot. The tank firing strange colored shells is even more comic than the US team series, not to mention that the comics this year know that they have to retreat slightly from the standpoint of absolute justice. Pete put on a posture of bitterness and deep hatred, and the world is invincible, and then play with the fear and loneliness of the hero, which can't be more tacky. In terms of structure and theme, it copied the film of "Saving Private Ryan", but could not produce more detailed performances and more convincing logic. The only thing to watch is the battle of the tanks.
Military blind, unable to comment on the war scenes of this film, but judging from the group play, this inexplicably tank squad is not as strong as the roaring commando buddies who have not shown much face at all. The only one who can pass is probably Shia LaBeouf.
In short, bad reviews.
Another: In recent years, these acting performances of Pete are like those in constipation movies. It is really missed when he was only willing to be handsome and buy a face.
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