This film is generally regarded as a science fiction film. Since it is a science fiction film, the setting of the powerful aliens in this film is not particularly successful, which makes the victory of the earthlings not too convincing, and the plot also has many inexplicable things. , Forget all of these, here is not the list, just mention the props. The biggest props in this film are the battleship Missouri and a number of Burke-class and King Kong-class destroyers. Unlike in the past, the Missouri is still "alive" lying in Pearl Harbor as a museum, and can be clearly seen with google earth, and the wreck of the Arizona next to him.
The footage in Pearl Harbor at the beginning of the film is quite good. The part of the Pacific Rim exercise is basically the recruitment propaganda film of the US Navy. I can't help but sigh that the US imperialist naval power is still too strong. We have such power, why worry about the clowns in the South China Sea ...
another thread I really liked is the U.S. Navy tradition. From the beginning of Liam Neeson's tribute to the veterans, to the later when the veterans started the Missouri, the tradition of the US Navy has been running through, including the USS John Paul Jones, the destroyer that has the longest fighting time of the protagonists who opened the plug-in. The name of the ship, you know...especially the series of shots of the Missouri, I think most BB parties have the urge to cry when they see this, missiles, radars, electronic warfare, and 16-inch main guns , they are all floating clouds. This film depicts the details of the reloading quite well, showing the loaded ammunition pack. In addition, the shots of many naval weapons are very good, and the dense firepower of the phalanx (can it really intercept the shells) ), the high rate of fire of the 5-inch main gun, the vertical launch of the MK41, that part is really similar to the battleship chess, and the tide detection is all a lie.
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