Hypocritical version: Even a bloody, self-seeking arms dealer like the mercenary archer can be a lifesaver. What about the ground soaked with his blood? Will there be redemption one day? Will the souls trapped in that land stare at the gleaming grasslands and the unstoppable artillery fire? this is Africa, the land abandoned by God.
Unpretentious version: The photography is very good. By contrasting the beautiful and gorgeous scenery with the war, it can even arouse the audience's sympathy for the African people. The settings are full. The plot is easy to guess, the son was brainwashed and the distance from the duo to find the son was so unreasonable that the son's actions were unreasonable, just to show the ruf's destruction of children. Maddie and Archer's emotional scene is light and aftertaste, if only Maddie wasn't such a tool guy. The ending is a classic Hollywood-style personal heroism, which is slightly disappointing, but the understanding of African issues is more comprehensive than other African-themed films. Sharp topics such as colonialism in the minds of the colonized, the bloody scenes are well balanced, and there is no situation where "a lot of blood is shed to show the cruelty of war".
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