I can't help but blow another wave of kimchi country movies. Bangzi has made many classic war movies, no matter the plot, special effects, and scenes are first-class, except sometimes they beautify themselves and tamper with history. And digging out the dark side of human nature is Bangzi's forte. This movie is also the same. In addition to depicting the anti-humanity of Japanese devils, it actually focuses on depicting the heart and performance of Han traitors. In fact, I checked the background information Hashima, a hell on earth, where there are more Chinese laborers, but there is no mention of it in the film. You can't blame the stick, you can only blame yourself. We have made so many anti-Japanese dramas, but no one has explored such a good theme. The joining of Song Zhongji will definitely bring a lot of fan effects, but to be honest, Captain Liu's role as such a tough guy is a little bit out of character. But it doesn't matter, looks are justice. Li Zhenxian made people's eyes shine, long time no see, this time he actually played such a role, a little unrecognizable.
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