The first feeling after watching it is that this is the other side of Shangganling. At the same time, I am even more envious of the stick movie. The costumes, scenes, and on-site scheduling of war scenes are all in place. In addition, the ideological level radiated by the movie is beyond my reach. . The core question conveyed by the film, "Why war?", is raised in almost every section to make the audience think. The negotiating table in Banmen, recalling the momentum of the Northern Army in the early days of the war, and the male protagonist being sent to the front line and the highlands. After repeated struggles and a confrontation after the armistice was announced, in the end, the two sides were littered with corpses, and the war required constant and occasional reflection. There are two points I think are the heavy traces of artistic processing. One is that the female snipers are too beautiful; the other is that it is impossible for a squadron to go up and down in such a high-altitude battle. It is to add a firework to the male movie, and to fix the protagonist, the movie also adds a paragraph about the war orphans, which can be described as a full-fledged art, a proper blockbuster.
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