America in your eyes!

Onie 2022-03-22 09:01:22

The image of Soviet officers and soldiers in the film is really weak, just those who want to run away and those who don't know how to run away. The general premise of the film is not to discuss the pros and cons of the US-Soviet system, but to directly determine that the Soviets must all want to run, so they simply record the process of running. It's so simple and there are no twists and turns and action scenes, and it's actually quite inexplicable to pass more than two hours. The final battle of wits and courage was also very good in the 90s, a qualified product of the times.

Ellen 2021-10-22 14:41:39

When it comes to foreign subjects, Hollywood obviously prefers the Soviet Union in the past. 1. Positioning purely as an enemy, fully catering to Hollywood's positive opposition model. 2. The Slavs are white, and Hollywood actors can be seamlessly grafted. Schwartz played as a special police officer and Connelly played as captain. However, the above factors have become more difficult to cooperate with Eastern countries such as China and Japan. The former is too bad that the other party will not do it. He is a bad person and does not conform to Hollywood traditions. The latter, a bunch of acting veterans are useless.