I just finished watching "Hunting T34", it's already half past eleven, I'll write a few words while it's hot, or I'll forget it before dawn. [After writing, I found it a bit long-winded, so I put the conclusion up front: In addition to the "cannonball time" in the trailer, you will also see "tank fighting bayonet", the shot of the cannonball brushing reminds me of Tom Hanks' "Grey" Hound." If you are interested in World War II or simply like war movies, it is worth going to the cinema for it. 】 Recently, I have seen a lot of foreign films in the cinema, and the foreign countries mainly refer to outside Hollywood. For example, Turkey's remake of South Korea's "The Gift of Room 7", Italy's "Rebirth", and Japan's "Masquerade Restaurant", just like the cuisines of various countries, are quite different from the fast food flavors in the United States. Today's tank battle (mistakenly) was shot in Russia, telling the story of Soviet T34 tanks facing a group of German Panthers during World War II. The last time I saw Tank play the lead role was six years ago in the 2d "Fury" starring Brad Pitt, Sherman vs. Tiger. Although the film was also watched with enthusiasm, it was actually a bit too dramatic, and it almost became an anti-German drama. In comparison, the fighting nation's handling is more authentic (although many slow-motion close-ups somewhat dilute the real feeling of the scene), and it does not abuse the music to push up the atmosphere and emotion. The plot setting is very reminiscent of the American "Soldiers in the City" many years ago, which is also a showdown between Soviet soldiers and German officers. (Of course, this film is also my favorite.) The male protagonist of this film is like a young version of Daniel Day-Lewis + "Tide Lord" Martin Freeman + Guy Pierce, fighting mainly relies on brains and experience. The emotional scenes are also pointed to the point, there is no overwhelming, destroying the Russian tough guy temperament of the film. The battle scenes are excellent. The 3D special effects are dazzling. In order to show the details of the penetration of the shell and the detonation of the tank, there may be more details. Fortunately, the rhythm has not been disrupted, and the tense atmosphere has been maintained, which is also a major selling point of the film. But for me, the bigger surprise came from the writer's portrayal of the characters. Those who have seen it may say that most of the plots are battles, a cool movie, and what screenwriters are you talking about? However, if you watch a lot of American films, you may get more from this film. American films about World War II focused on the cruelty, paranoia, pride and arrogance of the German army, especially the Nazis. The German officer in "T34" is a simple opponent. He didn't persecute prisoners of war in a concentration camp, and he didn't catch a man who made himself miserable for the first time and lost his hope of being "the first to reach Red Square". Male lead shot dead To vent his anger, even in the face of Heinrich Himmler's question of "Do you hate the Russians?" he calmly answered, "I only serve the empire and fight for the country." This is not an SS image in the traditional sense. Even when the heroine pretended to be sleeping in his bed, the reaction of her adjutant when she found out that her adjutant was very surprised can also be seen from the side that the officer may even be a decent man. You must know that this is from the perspective of Russia (the Soviet Union), they are not eager to emphasize their anger and hatred by vilifying, or intensifying the despicable, evil, stupid and tyranny of the enemy of the year. This is to have a strong heart. Only a confident nation can do it. Under such a calm and objective narrative, the power contained in the story may be stronger, and the impression is equally profound. After watching the American ending, I would think that the German officer finally stretched out a hand to survive, and even despicably perished the male protagonist who gave a helping hand, but he just squeezed it hard to express his respect for the opponent, as if It is also the director team expressing respect for film creation. I'm sleepy, so let's talk about it. Finally, I will put a little easter egg. The production team of this film is the original team of "The Killing of Munich". If you haven't watched it yet, hurry up. After watching Germany playing on the battlefield, and watching the old beauty on the court, it is not bad. The first thing to do tomorrow is to find other movies that the heroine has acted in. It's so beautiful that I didn't even talk about her!
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