deal with the trivial things incisively and vividly, and feel helpless with human sorrow.
Yuri seems to be born a model of a successful businessman. He is shrewd, calm, flexible, and has a good reputation.
The difference is that the commodities he deals are Arms
, in a sense, seems to be only better than drug and human trafficking
and Yuri's position is "I don't want to kill people...but I want people to use my guns a lot"
"You can't force a person to fall in love with you, But at least you can create opportunities " Successful businessman keeps
his usual style in love
" but if you fight yourself, you always lose Leaving him may make the movie better, but it's not common sense "the secret of survival is to never join a war, especially yourself" is a good and even educational anti-war film in general ===================================================== ==Tidbits of the King of War 1. There is no American company behind the scenes in this film, and the source of funds is deliberately excluded from the United States. 2. This film is basically based on actual events, and the male protagonist is the incarnation of five arms dealers. 3. The film received considerable assistance from arms smugglers. 4. The director, screenwriter, and producer are all the same person (New Zealand nationality) - Oscar nominated screenwriter (Truman's World) He spent a period of time in contact with real arms smugglers, and combined what he saw into a movie script. 5. More than 3000 real AK47 guns were used in the film
The reason is that prop guns are more expensive than real guns (this is true...it has been confirmed by various military websites XD)
and the other reason is that there are smugglers who help them, and their efficiency is better than that of the production company.
6. Classic scene - a whole row of tanks for sale
First , these tanks are all real, and belong to a Czech arms dealer;
second, before the scene was filmed, NATO (North Atlantic Convention Organization),
to avoid unnecessary tension and misunderstandings - army build-up;
third, these tanks were only willing to use the crew to shoot until the end of last year,
because after the shooting, they were all sold to Libya by the owner's arms dealer...
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