For Gabriela, who is new to feature-length films, "War Dog Ricks" is actually top-heavy overall. The film's rhythm in the latter part begins to appear unbalanced, and it is neither objective enough to show the war The pain caused by both sides revolves around the life of the heroine after returning home from an injury, and it also seems particularly long and slack, which makes the final happy ending seem to have settled on women's rights, dogs and war, but But it didn't really sublimate the emotion of the film in the restraint that the director envisioned.
It is true that "War Dog Rex" has the problem of rhythm control, and it also lacks due depth in its focus on war, but this fetter that is based on reality and transcends human affection is still given in the end. People left a sincere impression.
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