The film is based on a true history. In 1942, Ian Fleming, who worked for British intelligence, founded Commando No. 30, an elite force that played a key role in World War II. This experience was also the inspiration for Fleming's creation of Bond. But perhaps it is precisely because the real history is often not as wonderful as literary and artistic creation. Compared with today's omnipotent spies and superheroes flying in the sky on the screen, this film can only leave the audience a little dull while respecting historical facts. In addition, this film is a typical small production, a big story structure, but there is a lack of corresponding plots, so that the whole film is not full enough, seems a bit fragmented, and anticlimactic. Personally, I think this film might be more attractive if made into a multi-level movie.
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