As a war-themed drama series, "Six" does not have any other obvious slots except for the bloody depiction of the private lives of the commandos. However, the purpose of the screenwriter's handling of the living conditions of the team members is also obvious: he does not want to Shape the commandos into puppets trained by the country or as superheroes with perfect personalities to save the world. They are a group of brave and decisive people on the battlefield, but they will also encounter real problems such as low salaries and family conflicts in life. Ordinary people, and even some team members, forced confessions to terrorists on the battlefield because of personal emotions; commanders killed civilians indiscriminately out of anger. What the actors show is a person full of complete personalities. The original intention of the screenwriter was very good, but he tried so hard that he almost wrote it into a family education drama.
As a war-themed series, the most important combat parts are well portrayed, with SEAL taking out targets with precision, speed, and noise. Sophisticated equipment, tacit cooperation, and defending national interests with fists. One of the more impressive clips is the clip of calling air firepower to hit the ground target, giving people a confidence that the battlefield is under control. Another clip is that SEAL sneaked into the cabin under the cover of night to capture terrorists, equipped with a firearm with a silencer. Kill enemies silently. However, there are only a few first-person perspective shots in this show, and friends who are looking forward to first-person shots may be disappointed.
In the end, I personally really, really want to play with the same night vision goggles of the SEAL team members? It's so handsome
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