The old film in 2001, I remember that I was watching a VCD disc, the picture quality is really not high, now watching it, the high-definition picture quality, it feels really different, a bit amazing.
The first thing to talk about is the Carl Vinson aircraft carrier and the F/A18 Hornet. The first 30 minutes are basically the details of the weapons and equipment of the common ground. For military fans, it is indeed full of dry goods. All the movements, gestures, take-off inspection procedures, the angle of the tail nozzle during take-off, and even the catapult slide rails and towing hooks of the carrier-based aircraft are all realistic. We must know that in 2001, the Hornet was still the absolute mainstay of the US military's carrier-based aircraft. Of course, now we also have aircraft carriers in service.
The two-seater double-engined Hornet is also reliable to perform ground reconnaissance missions, which is one of the basic functions of the Hornet. It was destroyed by Sam of the rebels, and it was shot very well. The low-altitude flight of the hornet when it fled, and the snow of the pine trees below was shaken, which was a bit shocking. When the pilot abandoned the plane to parachute, he used a set of slow glasses to show the whole process of ejection from the explosion bolt of the hatch cover to the seat.
At that time, the digital special effects of movies were far less widespread than they are now, and it is very rare to watch it now. Today, the special effects full of pits and valleys without texture are indeed a bit horrible.
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