The British film "The Wild Geese" (1978) shows us the tortuous and complicated encounters of the commandos in the course of carrying out their missions, which is very visible. The story is that the British banker Edhua obtained the right to mine copper in Africa and hired Colonel Faulkner with a lot of money to form a 50-man mercenary to a certain country in Africa to take a hostage-the deposed Zhu Li President Si Limbany, a tyrant took his place and planned to murder him, while Britain wanted Limbany to regain power. The film shows a group of portraits, some of these death-defying fighters have some deaths and injuries, but the main core character Faulkner is alive and avenging his dead comrades. The highlight of the film is the extraordinary action, the commandos' ability to be ten, and the spirit of life after death.
This is a film for men, full of the smell of sweat and steel gunpowder, bloody fighting, merciless betrayal, man's affection, and the courage to fall into desperation. At the end, Captain Reeve was shot in the leg and was unable to board the plane that was already taxiing. Enemy soldiers with scimitars in his back swarmed in waves. He limped and ran and shouted: "Kill me, kill me." , Colonel Faulkner fired. They are the best partners and friends. This has become the most classic shot of this movie.
