After watching it, I was quite disappointed. When I watched the trailer and the ground navigator mysteriously disappeared in the fog at the beginning of the movie a few months ago, I thought it was a story of Cthulhu with a creepy atmosphere that was grafted onto World War II. The plot I originally thought was... The heroine transports the top-secret sacred artifact related to the ancient gods. The U.S. military relies on this to turn the tide of the battle. In order to recapture this sacred artifact, the terrifying mysterious creature invaded the plane, and everyone fought monsters and the Japanese army. The dark red and green lighting when introducing the crew is very strange, and the expectations for the follow-up story are full.
The result is not the case, it is a simple super-killing female war against Yanbahu and Japanese devils. In the end, when I saw Chloe Moretz, who failed to lose weight, brutally kill the big bat with his bare hands, when I sat on a high place to feed the baby, I was full of question marks. At the end of the film, a lot of scenes of various female soldiers joining the army during World War II were released, and I was relieved. It turned out that this is a theme film that promotes feminism.
To be honest, I am not particularly disgusted by such feminism, such as operating the turret to shoot down the Japanese fighter jet, leaving the other male crew members speechless, this is really handsome and not outrageous, the baby face of Chloe Moretz roars using the aircraft The bombing of the Jap fighter is really handsome to me. For the child to climb the plane with his bare hands and tear up the big bat, the courage brought by this kind of mother's love is also very handsome, and it began to be so outrageous. After all, Tom's strength may not be able to catch up with the heroine. The heroine fully demonstrates that women are independent in thought, perseverance and bravery, and burst out with amazing power for the sake of their children. but! Secretly took the child to the bomber, fell off the plane and was blown back up and got up immediately (I saw in the trailer at this time I thought it was the holy thing in my briefcase that made the heroine become Wonder Woman), A big bat mixed in on the plane, and the gust of wind disappeared while the ground crew was still guiding the plane. These are really outrageous. Thanks to Chloe Moretz for the first on-screen breastfeeding scene, the rest of the crew acted like idiots throughout.
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