What is a person's worth? To become a better version of yourself? Or be the one who protects others?
In the past, I may not hesitate to think that the value of a person is to be who you are. But after watching this movie, I feel that being a better version of myself is obviously a bit too narrow. The value of some people is to achieve others, although this kind of people may often be called stubborn and stubborn in the current economic society.
But if we stretch the time period, it is obvious that these people are shining brightly.
When you are deep in a position where someone else has handed your life over to you, how can you possibly do something wicked. Most of the time we don't live out our worth because there are too few people who need us. If there are many people in our lives who need our protection and need our help, how can we become a worthless person.
The whole film does not have any overly exaggerated plot. It seems to tell a simple naval battle, but it is no less than the so-called war blockbuster. This is the real side of war. Not all wars make people cry. Not all war movies make people complain. In fact, there is another way, that is, when you face war, you will instinctively react to your own behavior.
It's a mechanism that teaches people, and it's a product of responsibility and honor. It is a rare good film in 2020. In this magical year when the epidemic is raging, it is not easy to enjoy such a high-quality good film when the cinema has been closed for more than half a year.
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