Ideal war movie, Reivew on A Bridge Too Far

This film is an ideal war film. There is a magnificent real battle background, a battle process that is more exciting than any screenwriter, a panoramic view of both sides of the war, a detailed research on the props and equipment, etc... just like tigers and tigers. I'm afraid I won't be able to see such a panoramic view of a certain battle in the future, and the most likely to appear in the future will be similar to the kind of film that projected the battle from small people on Pearl Harbor. There will be few high-ranking generals commanding battles in the film. In fact, I really appreciate the mode of generals + meetings. After all, things like battle scenes belong to appearances. How a battle is conducted and the contest of wisdom and will between commanders is more attractive. In the distant bridge, the middle and high-level commanders who participated in the war from the United States, Germany, Britain and Poland were completely shaped, and they were almost all real characters. The only fictional colonel of the 101st Airborne Division was surprised to find Jack Geller. Many people criticized the film for its scattered plot and lack of prominence in the main line. In fact, this is also to show the unavoidable battle in a panoramic view. Operation Market Garden itself is a chaotic and complicated combat operation involving the joint operations of the armed forces of three countries. The airborne forces need to advance by layers of ground forces for reinforcement. The film has passed Horokos, Browning and many other generals trying their best to explain to the audience how the battle is going on. But for ordinary viewers, I am afraid this is still insufficient. But if it is like the fourth and fifth episodes of Brothers Company, the whole battle will be even more unclear.
In short, this kind of movie has become extinct like a dinosaur. Like Huhuhu, one can only appreciate her classics through aftertaste.

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