The Normandy landing battle made "Saving Private Ryan", and the upcoming "Dunkirk" may become a legend because of the great retreat that year. This "Incheon" didn't make Lee Jung-jae a success. Those spies and North Korea's contest made the film a spy war movie, not a war movie.
About Incheon, the Chinese probably don't know much about it. After the Korean War, everyone still has the impression that the Asian Games were once held. "Train to Busan", "Haeundae", "Silmi Island" and so on, a series of excellent Korean films let us know all aspects of Korea, but our domestic films, except Beijing, Shanghai, Chongqing, almost no What can be remembered.
PS: Although the experience of the entire viewing process is average, I was still moved by the sensational feeling at the end. No matter how unbearable a Korean movie is in the front, there will always be a lot of work at the end. Even the climax of a domestic movie is not willing to let people come, and it is directly impotent.
Written on the eve of the release of "Mine War", this should be the first domestic film about resisting US aggression and aiding Korea since the 1970s. This is also regarded as a weather vane for the peninsula policy, no matter whether "I" is another "National Founding Cause" ", "Hundred Regiments War"-style old theme, all opened a hole for the back, which may allow more directors to film the war to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea or even fight back against Vietnam in self-defense. "Wolf Warrior" opened a hole, and we have a new type of experiment (modern military film, a bit like Hollywood's personal hero, but also has a national symbol in it). The censorship of domestic films requires a brave film to break through, tearing its "fig cloth", and the more exposed it is to the sun, the more likely it is to have a bright future!
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