"The Road of the Hyena" is worthy of being one of the most classic films describing the war in Afghanistan. The scenes of sniper operations and team assaults are reproduced extremely real, coupled with the appropriate use of the camera, shaking, switching, and the sense of substitution of the pseudo-documentary style is really super strong. This alone has already killed most war films. However, the film is not limited to subtle battles. It describes the impact of road construction on the political and military as the main line. At the same time, it inserts the protagonist’s love story and the old desert lion. The plot is fuller, the characters are more three-dimensional, and the conflicts in the drama are intertwined and more intense. In the end, the scene of "fire at me" could not help being reminiscent of Wang Cheng in "Heroes", and the sense of tragic and majesty was instantly full. The line at the end likes it very much: The clock is yours, but the time is mine.
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