but the director told the story all the way,,,
simple and easy to make. It is easy to
encounter war scenes without rendering, and emotional scenes without tearjerkers
and slow motion (ah, ah, ah, ah, long live communism!!!)
Even the hero himself is a real hero.
(I saw someone arguing whether the old aunt who looks like a heroic aunt is really a heroic aunt, or is actually a conservative reactionary,,,)
My biggest feeling in the
whole movie,,, the director seems to be non-existent,
you don’t know What he approves of, don't know what he's denying, do
n't know what he's setting up, don't know where the climax is
Reluctantly found a protagonist, only to find that most of the story has little to do with him
You think the story is just moving forward
but wait The movie is over,,, you find that everything a good movie should have already has.
In fact, the director has always
admired it,,,
so even though it is a movie, I still leave a fortune,,,
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