The naval battles of the 19th century had not given up on the docking station. That era belonged to the heroes of the sea, which belonged to courage and cunning.
This film is full of energy. Two battleships are chasing and fighting on the vast ocean. It requires courage, wisdom, and trust between people.
What deserves praise is the soundtrack of this film. The film makes good use of classical music, which not only conforms to the background of that era, but also reflects people's hearts on the battlefield filled with gunpowder. The captain and the doctor are close friends, and they are expressed in the form of "confidantes", as if they are also playing this game abroad. Now there is an ensemble for "Red Cliff", but I don't think the ensemble of this film is harmonious and warm. Also, when the doctor went to the island to collect specimens, the soundtrack was Baja's cello. Although there was no ensemble of the two, it made people understand the friendship between the two of them with very different personalities.
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