As far as the plot is concerned, there is nothing wrong with making a biographical story like this. The director focuses on the conflict between war and family. Although it is a good theme, he always feels a little petty when he shoots it.
It was originally shot by Spielberg, and I would prefer Spielberg's style, which doesn't resonate much with this director.
Because of the theme of legend, I believe that it is not only me, but the world loves it, Legends Never Die. As for his sudden death in the end, I think, God has his own arrangements, just like God A, maybe God wants rag dolls.
As for Meiyi or good and evil, there is nothing to say. One person killed 255 people. From this point of view, it is simply an accolade of reality to art.
Suddenly I felt that snipers were a very artistic profession. They were the messengers of the god of death. With a click of a finger, they could erase a life like a death note. From the action point of view, it was easier than writing a name.
After thinking about it for a while, my comments from the beginning to the end cannot escape the boundaries of the plot, which is a pity for myself. I always wanted to learn from the academies first, but every time I learn from the academies, the comments are like posturing, and there is a long way to go~
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