There are many tributes to the war scenes, which are very beautiful. The shooting angle and entry point are relatively unique, but they still cannot get rid of the old routine of sensationalism. It will look better if there is less sensationalism. Recently, about the Korean War, there have been more and more stick shots, but they are also becoming more and more streamlined. There is no more unique or profound insight, but it is about national justice, cruel war, leaders' shit and so on. A little tired. The exchange of materials between South Korea and North Korea in this film is quite clever and interesting. When I saw the two-second photo, my heart was hit hard.
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