When I was young, I thought Spielberg was like the god in my heart. Maybe it was because I knew fewer movies, watched fewer movies, and knew fewer directors, so I felt that he was simply unsurpassable, Stephens. Pilberg’s films are like the singers Li Zongsheng promoted. One is one and never fails. Later I watched a lot of movies, knowing that there is still Martin Scorsese, knowing that there is Kubrick, knowing that there is Quentin Tarantino, knowing that there are too many directors, but Spielber Ge is still a symbol of his feelings for the movie, even if it is not the highest peak, it is still a mountain. However, just like Li Zongsheng has lost his inspiration over the years, Spielberg hasn't had the most influential films like those back then for a long time. The latest work, Pacific War, is said to be even better than the Brothers Company. I don’t know how it works.
Although there are excellent films such as Schindler's List, Cat and Mouse Game, and Happy Terminal, Spielberg is still a technology fanatic in general. After all, people started their careers with this. Needless to say, in this old film of World War, the stunts are still very popular five years later, and they are so bloody that they are definitely not suitable for children. Some people don’t like Dakota Fanning’s screams, but I don’t think so. Although the rachael in the film is not an image of a well-behaved little girl in the traditional sense, it is almost all of Fanning’s films that I have seen her acted. Relatively the most normal girl.
But the feeling of the movie anticlimactic is indeed still there. Although there is a thorn in the front, it will disappear and be discharged by the body, and there are some cellular genes before and after the film, but it is still somewhat abrupt. First, it was a little confused with the alien invasion, and second, the aliens' defeat was indeed a bit far-fetched, and it was always a little inexplicable to come and go. And Tom Cruise doesn't seem to have much inner drama, and there should be a big change in his heart and thoughts, but the director didn't give too much pen and ink.
The funny thing is Tim Robbins, who is digging a hole with a shovel at the last minute. It is a spoof to dig until the land of freedom.
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