Today I am sharing with you a World War II movie, "Overlord", a film that combines war and zombies.
The camera scans a silent black soldier Boyce many times. He looks different from other noisy soldiers. The "possession" who accidentally dropped to the ground also knows that he is actually a clumsy and kindhearted person. Recruit Dan, 80% of him is the protagonist of the film.
The background of the film is that on the eve of Operation Overlord during World War II, the US military sent soldiers to the enemy to destroy the Germans’ radio jamming tower to support their landing operations. The war is undoubtedly cruel, with heavy responsibility, and has to suppress the grief of not being able to rescue the sergeant and comrades in arms, and can only choose to harden the heart and move on.
Chloe was dealing with the German officers downstairs, and the baseball that accidentally rolled down directly attracted their attention. Just when I was killed by two American soldiers, but sometimes, my mother, the little boy stood up. I used this to cover up that I was playing baseball and I was so nervous that it exploded.
Boyce, who went out looking for his comrades, was accidentally chased by a vicious dog, and accidentally jumped into a German car full of corpses. Hey, these corpses whose faces and necks were bitten on their faces and necks, whose masterpieces seem to be Woolen cloth? As the protagonist, he successfully entered the German base. Are the guys in white coats doing scientific experiments?
The people who were soaked and bound in the bag, there was only a person whose head was chattering, a woman whose body was inserted with various tubes, and a person who was bitten to death and was injected with medicine. The German army was doing such a cruel and inhuman human body. The test, and the failed product of the test was directly burned to death, making the scalp numb.
The plot of torture and extorting a confession from a German officer is also exceptionally perverted. I won't go into details. I always feel that Ford is a very violent, cold-blooded and rational guy.
The war correspondent Chase, who had already voted dead, was injected with the medicine that came back. He, he was resurrected, his whole body changed suddenly, and he became extremely powerful. He is still an immortal zombie soldier. The German has a big brain, only A headshot can make him truly rest in peace.
In order to complete the mission and rescue Paul’s group, grab a German soldier and turn it into a human bomb as the fuse, with two snipers to attract attention, and the other three successfully sneaked into the base and rescued them. Little Paul.
The German officer who appeared again, half of his face that was blasted off, bloody flesh and white teeth exposed, his whole body was reborn, with a strong heart of revenge, Corporal Ford hung on the iron hook, using the finger tiger that was forced to confess at the time. Revenge him fiercely, and the scene was so cruel that I couldn't bear to look directly at him.
"Blood of Eternal Life" is also ironic. It's obviously a monster, and it's a bit funny to claim to be a soldier of the empire. After being injected with the medicine, Ford decided to stay and blow up the laboratory. These evil medicines are not only pursued by the Germans, but the Americans are also ambitious. The best thing is to destroy them. Its awe-inspiring righteousness is admirable.
Not only blasted the signal jamming tower, but also blasted the underground laboratory. The best of both worlds. I was surprised how the German officer stopped making waves. In short, it ended well. For this film, it was also for the protracted one. World War II.
How should I put it, the zombies in this film are not too expensive, and any confinement prisoner who escapes can be extremely powerful, let alone a German officer who has injected two potions in one breath. The plot is clear, purposeful, and successfully achieved. The rhythm is relaxed and relaxed, and the role setting is relatively normal. All in all, it is good. I recommend it.
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