After viewing it, it feels like one word - "chaos". There is no decent "defense battle" from the beginning to the end of the film. The so-called battle is over after a dozen devils sneak attack. The relationship between the characters is also lacking in the main line, so that the audience can't figure out what the director wants to show? It is estimated that the director wanted to use documentary techniques to restore the scene at that time, but it felt very unreal. "Flying Horse" is obviously the director of YY, I think it's better not to use this kind of "fantasy" sauce. And at night, the flashing of neon lights by the Suzhou River is too outrageous. At that time, there were scenes of watching the battle from across the bank, but it was not enough to set up a stage and sing on the bank! And there are bulldozers to blow up devils, don't you need to jump out of the window and use human bombs to make unnecessary sacrifices, just bundle the grenade or throw the explosive bag down? ! However, the director did not focus on rendering the performance of some real and touching deeds that happened in the whole battle. The only thing that is gratifying is that the actors did their best to star for their efforts.
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