"The Outpost" is director Rod Lurie's first film since 2010 and his best film, and also his first film since the 2020 pandemic. The success of the film is mainly due to the director's technique and ability, but also to the excellent cast. The director adopted a plot-style approach in the first half of the film, combining the gunshots on the battlefield and the dialogue of the soldiers in the film, and in this way gradually brought out the film's leading actors. The director somehow captured the "ordinary human" nature of this group of soldiers, and at the same time gave the performers enough opportunities to make their performance stand out. The sad part of the film is that the director amplifies the personal heroism, and the overall structure is somewhat out of balance
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The Outpost evaluation action
2022-01-17 08:01
Extended Reading
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Laurence 2022-03-26 09:01:11
Waiting for the foreseeable disaster to gradually approach, a thousand ways to die at the valley outpost: crashing, blowing bridges, armored coffins, embattled gunfire, stretcher rescue, long shots of bombing around the mountain, on the possibility of burning dung to cause cancer... It's very fierce, the actor I'm looking for is also very similar to the prototype
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Arch 2022-03-14 14:12:26
Another mediocre film based on a real event, directed by Zhenbing from the original event plus 1 star
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First Lt Benjamin Keating: So how do we do our jobs and stay safe? We need to keep a good relationship with the locals. Respect keeps us safe.
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A well-made war film, a stage show showing why the export of military force has failed in contemporary American democracy
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Geographic location and defense level of outposts
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The more real, the more beautiful!
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The U.S. military's style of play under frantic complaints
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More than half an hour of the shootout