Although the plot is still inseparable from the more obvious personal heroism, the description of human nature in it is still emotional. The rhythm is also quite good, and the use of long takes for a war movie makes the whole picture exciting without feeling boring at all. The film also restores the details of the battlefield during the First World War very well, and the bloody and cruelty of the war is clearly shown again, which makes people feel at ease. Human beings are too weak in the face of modern warfare, and people living in peaceful times or regions have little understanding of warfare. Such films are worth looking forward to, because they can bring more reflection. This really is the best iMax viewing experience since 17 years of Blade Runner. I suddenly realized that good films can be added with IMAX, and even if IMAX is used for ordinary films, it may be more mediocre. The final stalk of the film: Tomment and Robbert finally become a pair of emotional brothers...
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