It's something to be proud of to make such a movie at a cost of $2 million

Velva 2022-11-08 22:24:23

I declare in advance that I haven't read the subtitled version, and I don't understand Russian. I guessed the meaning of the dialogue with the help of the wild subtitles. But in fact, Maozi didn't plan to make too many humanistic dramas for you at all. As soon as the film came up, the artillery lieutenant taught the infantry platoon how to anti-tank, and the infantry commander (I guess the position, but looking at this bald head and Hitler's mustache would obviously be Panfirov himself) hard-heartedly arranged combat tasks. Maozi's point of view is that whether he will die or not, he must die for the sake of the motherland. Anyway, it's all dead, so hurry up and sharpen the gun and pull a few more backs.
Then it is night to set off into the position. Mao Zi's aesthetics are fully revealed at this moment, the sunset on the horizon sets off the inevitable fruitless love of young soldiers, and the cold moonlight reflects the mood of ordinary soldiers. Even the episode where the cigarette was not lit during the march showed the optimism of the young people.
Of course, the main part of the film is the battle scene. From simply digging trenches to arranging artillery positions, from signalling lines to making fake positions, every detail of this film is the same as last year's niche movie "1944" in Estonia, and it can be seen that it is a film made with heart. And a film made with heart, a film that reflects the heart of the screenwriter and director, even if it may have this or that kind of flaws, it is enough for ordinary audiences. Anyway, for me, an ordinary person who doesn't know much about the art of film, when I saw Mao Zi was running out of ammunition, holding an ax and bayonet and ready to go all out, I was worried. When M1910 suddenly swept the German soldiers, I was so excited that I almost jumped up! This is Maozi, do not counsel any enemy's Maozi! There is only one response to any aggressor Maozi: Do it!

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