After reading other people's reviews, I realized that this is an autobiography. The whole film is very bland, there is no fierce battle between snipers similar to Operation Red Sea that I want to see, there is no moving plot, there is no sensational BGM, but the deeds of this sniper are described without emotion. He killed countless people on the battlefield because he was patriotic and because he was a shepherd. He was ruthless on the battlefield, his first murder was a child, a child with a bomb. He would also hesitate, another child, trying to pick up a rocket that was heavier than him. In the process, he kept pointing his gun at the child and said silently: Don't pick it up, don't. His heart is on the battlefield, and he can still hear the sound of artillery fire when he is holding his wife and children. He also cares about his family, and he will call his wife on the battlefield when he feels he cannot survive.
The film tells the story of an American sniper, as well as the story of an American soldier. (Short review is too long, film review is too short, embarrassing)
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