5 stars are all out of the lineup.
First of all, please open the condensed history with a short series of subtitles : Napoleon, it took less than 20 years to overthrow the French feudal kingdom, penetrate the Ottoman Empire in the Middle East, dissolve the invincible Holy Roman Empire, and unify There are also weights and measures in Europe (oh yes, Russia was ruled by Napoleon in the winter ), and called the Pope in an atheist manner to watch him put the crown of the [Emperor] on himself (note, it is the emperor, Not a king. For example, is Charlemagne a king? A king. But Napoleon is an emperor, so what is the difference? Then Britain became anxious, anxious for everyone to play tricks, saying, "The whole of the United Kingdom of Europe is on fire Napoleon alone, Napoleon alone is an empire, and then it has nothing to do with you French." After more than ten years of war, the economy of Paris was depressed, Recruited assassins and offered a reward for Napoleon to force people to escape from Paris.
Then, these passes are overridden. The only image left is that of a short, fat man with a tummy tuck that was the only battle he lost in his life .
This is a naked Britannia to Ironblood propaganda film .
For example: a bunch of streets, squares, parks, pubs, etc. in Britain called "Duke Wellington" or "Lord Nelson", the name can be literally translated as "Cloud Dragon" or "Jiguang".
So in terms of character structure, the hero is a very rigid "British masculinity" image - telling the coldest jokes on the most inappropriate occasions.
And here is the problem with the plot structure: the protagonist is the Grand Governor of Wellington, but the deity does not appear until the second act. You thought you were talking about Napoleon, but the protagonist suddenly shifted his focus.
Not to mention the picture, it's all made by people. Those who gave 5-star praise are all scared out of the battle. I'm also afraid, but to tell you the truth, except for the crowd, there is no ecstasy in the picture, so it's better to go to the factory gate (rhyme-__,-).
And the last cavalry charge, what should I say, it was actually Ney who was trying to lure the enemy. Wellington was in the rear to support the retreat of the wounded, and he ordered to go around the rear to flank. In fact... how should I say it. But the Wellington army that the movie shows is all iron men who can't get hurt. Then…
Then they don't even spare their own people:
The cavalry charge was utterly hazy.
In short, I hope everyone can know: that day, the Six-Power Allied Forces surrounded and suppressed Napoleon in various directions with nearly twice the military strength of Napoleon .
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