"Weihushan" "Previous Work"

Walton 2021-12-22 08:01:16

As a war spy film in the late 1960s, the film is outstanding in both the story structure and the explosion scenes. The scene of rescuing the colonel trapped in the fortress on the edge of the enemy cliff reminds me of the later "Take Tiger Mountain", but judging from the plot, the two seem to be incomparable. The story line in the film is very compact, and Captain Smith is exceptionally sophisticated, calm and bold. Of course, it was also a good experience to see Eastwood when he was young. At that time, he had more charm, but he lacked a little "taste". The soundtrack of the film is also really "powerful". At every critical point, adrenaline-inspiring music will follow, and it feels like a horror film hit, but this method of highlighting tension is exactly the trend of that era. Of course, the flaws in the film are inevitable, given its age and the degree of completion of the story, it does not need to be too harsh...

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  • Luciano 2022-03-25 09:01:10

    Absolutely compact plot, but unfortunately it is a high-level collection of Americans. Uncle Dongmu, we were such a powerful vase back then!

  • Keyon 2022-03-22 09:02:02

    I fell asleep watching this film, and kept playing "Who's a Spy" from beginning to end to overthrow it, and then the idea of ​​unlocking the real boss at the end might have been wonderful back then. The fight scenes look like old-fashioned star-style play.

Where Eagles Dare quotes

  • Major John Smith: You're late.

    Mary Ellison: One day, I won't come at all.

  • [last lines]

    Lt. Morris Schaffer: Do me a favor, will you? Next time you have one of these things, keep it an all-British operation.

    Major John Smith: I'll try, Lieutenant.