The bombing of this movie, without talking about patriotism or the cast, just talking about the war scenes and plots, is really bad! Since it reflects history, the most basic historical facts should always be copied, but many details of the aerial combat are wrong. At first glance, it is a small problem, but when you think about it, it is contrary to history, and it can even be called a fabrication. For example, Bruce's military uniform is a US military uniform, but the US military did not participate in the Chongqing bombing at the beginning of the bombing. Chennault was a retired captain, a consultant hired by China, who was drafted after Pearl Harbor. No Zero was shot down in the Bishan air battle, and the two initially shot down by Zero were shot down by anti-aircraft artillery in later battles. The P40 was first aided to China in 1942, with a total of 100 (not one!!!), and was first equipped with the Flying Tigers (AVG) in Myanmar. The Flying Tigers were all American pilots at the time, and they were Chinese mercenaries. The Flying Tigers fought in China for the first time when they shot down 10 bombers from Hanoi, Vietnam, over Kunming. Also, Zero Zhan took off from the Wuhan base to escort the bombers. If the aircraft carrier took off from the aircraft carrier to Shanghai and overseas, I am afraid that Zero Zhan would not be able to fly to Chongqing at all. These naive mistakes abound, I can understand if the director is a military blind, but at least look through the biography of the Flying Tigers and read Sasha's blog? Sasha's blog Li wrote in detail about the aircraft and combat experience used by the Chinese Air Force. If you don't read history, you just write nonsense, and it's all flawed. Let me wait for military fans to see it! ! !
All in all, this is a terrible war movie! It's a pity the director has suffered so much!
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