But I didn't see this movie until 5 years later, still for this favorite theme song. The scene directed by Jiang Digui is really grand, a little bloody, and the story is touching. The fly in the ointment is that the soundtrack of this film is a little weak. I've always felt that a truly shocking war scene must have the best soundtrack. A grand theme song or the sound of guns with very strong sound effects. But I didn't feel it. Until the last theme song did not appear, and no other shocking theme songs appeared, the film was much bleak due to the flaws in the soundtrack.
Another attraction of "Too" is Won Bin. I can't forget Won Bin's charm in "Blue" now. In so many years, there has never been such a unique and attractive actor among Korean actors. Actors in Korean dramas are always too weak, too feminine, or too feminine. Not to your taste.
One more thing to mention. I don't know if it's my own stubborn thoughts or there is such a problem. To some extent, Director Jiang has smeared the image of the Chinese people in the film. When the Chinese volunteer soldiers appeared on the North Korean soil, their eyes were full of five-star red flags and red slogans in front of the camera. I thought this scene was very embarrassing. This is not just an ordinary battle scene, it contains the strange feelings of the screenwriter and director for the Chinese. On the surface they are extolling the bravery of the Chinese people, but there may be other sentiments about the Chinese people buried in the film.
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