Wonderful Korean anti-Japanese film, but not "god".
The film uses a commercialized way of telling to complete the expression of the theme of confrontation with Japan. Whether it is the arrangement of the plot or the design of the characters, it is very in line with the model of a Hollywood-style work, not to mention editing, special effects, actions, etc. All in all, every pore of this film reveals the characteristics of commercial production and marketization, and its final presentation has fully achieved the expected effect.
In terms of the story, multiple lines go hand in hand, the relationship between the characters is complex to clear, and the slightly suspenseful plot maintains its appeal to the audience. It has a very good dramatic effect. Although this slightly routine method is common, as long as it is used properly, the viewability of the film will be strong.
In terms of characters, the logic of behavior is reasonable, and the ability to discuss issues from the perspective of human complexity and possibility is much more real than the empty slogan and empty talk. Ha Zhengyu is playing normally, and the market for this type of film is huge.
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