The entanglements and thoughts of Korean film directors about the unification of the North and the South. Four stars is a bit too much, three and a half is appropriate. A strip of water, a mother tongue, is not only separated by ideology, but more like the result of the strategic game of great powers. Really sad. The bottom-level soldiers on both sides of the war are just scattered pieces, so who cares desperately? Who cares when he's dead? It's okay if the movie goes on like this. It's just that the second half doesn't feel as simple as war-weariness. - for life. Do your best to survive.
The crocodile version of the pre-war mobilization is really uplifting, the problem is that you're not the crocodiles who survived to dominate the swamp. You are even the group of people who don't hesitate to make up for the knife in order to survive because of the burden of your teammates. In order to survive, the battlefield disobeyed, and was good at killing officers. With this fighting will and discipline on the battlefield, I want to use the low-level tactics of the sea to blacken the martyrs of our volunteer army.
Suddenly thought of "Assembly Number". At the tomb of Captain Liu, Gu Zidi learned that his company was an abandoned son. After being angry, he was just unwilling that his dead brother had no name, but he never questioned the original order. If there must be someone who can't leave, then resolutely stay, not the millet land, there will be other people. This is the Day of the Dead.
Whether the war is wrong or right, the soldiers at the bottom cannot make up their minds. After so two years and six months, is it fate that you can't survive the last 12 hours? What you owe your teammates must be paid back.
A long sigh.
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