The picture of the film is quite beautiful, and the special effects are also well done. I sigh that Director Wu did not forget to show the world the essence and long history of the great rivers and mountains of the motherland while interpreting Chinese classics. The Battle of Po, the Battle of Sanjiangkou, and the Battle of Chibi), in addition to those historical tampering issues that have been talked about by the outside world, from the film itself, both in terms of content conception and plot coherence, it is relatively successful. Wei Zai played very hard, Jin Chengwu seems to be more suitable for modern dramas, Hu Jun and Zhao Wei acted very carefully, Zhang Fengyi is a father-level Chinese Laozi actor, Zhang Zhen and Lin Zhiling acted a bit fake, Xiao Song Jia played Li Although Ji does not have many opportunities to go abroad, she seems to have put a lot of effort into interpreting the demeanor of the characters~
My only regret for this film is that when I saw everyone discussing and protesting against Cao, Zhou Yu ( Tony Leung) took a fire and set it on a military map, and then a few words came out: "The fire burns Chibi, if you want to know what happens next, please wait for the next time to decompose"... I think this is where the movie should start, how can it be? Finished? hehe, speechless...
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