I dare not rashly comment on this epoch-making war aesthetic blockbuster, because it is too complicated, too grand and profound, which has opened up a new dimension of my reflection on war movies. I am at a loss for words. Aphasia is in the real field of human nature that Malik completely fabricated by himself and expressed through war. The war is just the carrier, the camera, the music, the characters, and the plot are only the means of expression that each assumes a certain explicit or implicit function. Interrogation and philosophical reflection are at the heart of Malik. The natural structure of the fluidity of consciousness, the beautiful natural scenes, the war performance that is triggered but not triggered, and the music that maintains restraint, etc., constitute Malik's unique film aesthetic style.
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