First, the biggest bright spot is Jung Woo-sung. Always with a mature, ruthless, handsome to sacrificial appearance. In fact, I watched it for Uncle Zheng Yucheng. Before, so many were watching Jung Woo Sung's movies. Such as "Daisy" killer, "Eraser in My Mind" carpenter. Jung Woo-sung's beard. . .
Second, this story was originally a matter of the Koreans themselves, but with the emergence of Zhang Ziyi, this incident became a story of the great unity of the Chinese and Korean people. The war of the warriors at first turned into a war of the people. History books say that China's war of liberation was a people's war, a war launched by the Chinese people with a unicycle (it's also like what Zhu De or Peng Dehuai said, forget it) So at the end of the story, the protagonists are all dead, but The people are victorious. This is against the Chinese norm and let the protagonist live, this kind of old-fashioned movie.
I remember watching "Heroes of Heaven and Earth" when I was a child, everyone had a relationship with the heroine (Zhao Wei), everyone was trapped by the enemy in an isolated city in the desert, and finally fought a decisive battle. . . . There are too many
and "Centurion", which is quite a British-style movie (the male is particularly graceful). In the end, almost everyone died, and the protagonist did not fulfill his wish. Although he did not fulfill his wish, he gained affection.
Thirdly, there is a Chinese who is running around, that is, a soldier of the Mongolian general played by Yu Rongguang, who is actually Zhang Fei in the new version of the Three Kingdoms.
In fact, the most important thing is Zheng Yucheng.
Zhang Ziyi's performance style is the same as his performance in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.
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