A film about the French resistance movement, the bullets have not been fired a few times, the rhythm is always slow and slow by Master Mei, but the tension is abnormal enough, and the tension is no less than those of the great thriller movies; there is no bloody show off, Instead, there is endless blank space; the heroic protagonists have nothing to do with Gao, Da, or all, but they are unusually real and truly terrifying; the scene of the handsome young traitor being lynched must be one of the cruelest scenes in film history. Let me muster up the courage to watch it again. In contrast, the heroes who are tortured are always only explained by the close-up of their faces afterwards. I really admire the courage of the master. We will only end up in harmony here.
Our resistance movement It's twice as long as the French, and there are definitely more stories that can be excavated, but who can make such a "main theme" movie?
View more about Army of Shadows reviews
