Aside from the authenticity of the 28 warriors, the film itself expresses the fighting nation simply and clearly, rolls up his sleeves and works boldly, without war reflection, without human details, more like a tactical training guide film. The German short-barreled 50 and 75 Type 3 and Type 4 tanks debuted. The disc machine guns, especially the legendary anti-tank grab, 45mm artillery, anti-tank grenades, incendiary bottles and other equipment are quite powerful. I also noticed the tactics of the bunker fortifications. The details of the cliff path and the parapet were dug in place. It can be seen that the military guidance of the film is quite good.
The artillery did not use the secret position, and directly observed the artillery mirror. The first round of the German attack was attacked from a long distance. The German aircraft bombed the artillery position and the artillery retreated. The second round of German infantry and tank tactics was robbed by 45mm artillery, anti-tank, and heavy machine guns. Exhausted, equipped with spears and prepared for hand-to-hand combat. At this critical moment, the instructor used heavy machine gun fire to sweep away the German infantry and complete the battle. Ignoring the plot of the distant German tank echelon not attacking but retreating, the tactical arrangement in this movie plot is complete.
The film's brave instructor Vasily and the sharpshooter played by Jude Law in Bing Lin City are both god-like existences. Of course, no matter how good the film is, it is nothing but my country's anti-Japanese drama.
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