15-word film review of Thunder Warrior

Although there are no many stars, no big scenes, no exquisite photography, no complicated plot, and no commercial flavor whitewashed by Hollywood, it is still a war movie that can touch the heart.

The film reminds me of Brest fortress. The two films are very similar, with the same background of World War II. They are both key battles that are ignored. As for the position of the fortress, the two films are equally bloody and true. The film Lebanon and Breathing belong to this type, and the real war reappearance of small troops.

In fact, there is nothing wrong with Manning. He is a super smart soldier. Although I don't know how he became a private by mistake, his tactical accomplishment is very high, and he is a smart soldier. This is the key to his success in the next two important attacks on German heavy firepower points. He may not have leadership, but his coordination and planning ability are very strong, including his ability to cope with emergencies in the war, and he is not timid on the battlefield.

In fact, the first commander didn't want to let Manning go under Article 8, but just took advantage of it to force Manning to complete the task of destroying artillery. As a result, God played a joke on Manning at the same time. Instead of successfully leaving the battlefield, he welcomed a new boss and had to face the death charge the next day. But Manning took a chance and attacked German tanks at night.

At the end of the film, the same injury was carried back to the headquarters by the comrades-in-arms, but this time the injured person became Manning himself, not Bobby who was euthanized by him. Everything still made Manning not escape his fate, so Manning finally smiled and laughed. At this time, the comrades-in-arms did not understand his laughter, but just walked silently. Manning's smile was a fearless laugh when there was no regret in despair.

The story structure is simple, from a deserter to a key figure, but unlike Chinese heroism, Manning is not patriotic or anything, he just wants to live, it's that simple, go home alive and stay away from this fucking game. As for the two times of breaking into the enemy's rear, they were forced by survival. I believe that most of the allies during World War II had this idea, and their eyes were full of the influence of their families as soon as possible. In contrast, it is difficult to see these in China war movies. The old-timers only saw the China * * * production party. Think about the myth of red education.