In the shadow of war, everyone has the potential to be turned into rubble.

Watch this movie carefully. There is such a feeling that in difficult situations or even between life and death, only calmness and perseverance can save oneself. Whether it's Lyud still praying in the trenches of Sevastopol, or Maya's ten-year perseverance in tracking Osama, or Ryan Stone's return from outer space is the thrill of kissing the earth. In the face of immensely formidable opponents, these women's ultimate power to win comes from being strong.
Perhaps in the future propaganda for the 70th anniversary of the victory, the state apparatus needs such films to strengthen and guide the ideology. But as a woman who grew up in an autocratic system, the film portrays Liu De's image more realistically. In fact, the hero will cry and be afraid under the attack of the sky. The war is for everyone involved. It's all fair to say, because you never know if you'll be able to breathe in the next second. So in such an environment, ideals and feelings are condensed into one theme—survival.

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