Today, the circle of friends was swiped by a post, to the effect that Wu Jing's Wolf Warrior 2 did not have a film abroad, but introduced Dunkirk to make Chinese money for foreigners, and the second was that Dunkirk's general was commanding the British on other battlefields. The retreat of the army and the destruction of supplies resulted in countless casualties among Chinese soldiers. So there was a boycott, and I didn't watch it in the name of patriotism, and I heard a sentence later that it didn't look good...
I am really speechless. From boycotting Japanese products and smashing Japanese cars, to boycotting Korean products, to boycotting foreign blockbusters, I have seen the narrow "patriotism" of the Chinese people. I sincerely hope that these patriotic people can travel abroad without making noise, littering, and taking advantage of others, and don’t buy empty toilet seats and rice cookers. When there are natural and man-made disasters in China, don’t force celebrities to donate money online but cover their pockets; I sincerely hope that these patriotic people will help the elderly when they see a fall, and they won’t fall casually when they are old…
Nolan is British, and he made a British patriotic film. The release of this film in China "hurt" the hearts of many Chinese people. But what about from the British point of view? Nolan was patriotic but he did not distort history, Nolan was patriotic but he did not harm the interests of other countries. Is China the only country that is patriotic? A group of trolls are clamoring for a group of trolls after being left out in the foreign countries, but don't these people also want to treat others in the same way. If you say that other people have double standards, why is it that the people who say it are not.
From a movie perspective, you can say he's not good-looking, but at least you have to watch it first. I heard it's not good-looking, I heard it's boring, I heard there is no plot... I really want to swear
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