Wait, isn't this a domestic anti-Japanese war movie?

The fireworks are nice, but the characters are just empty shells. How did Brother Dao’s belief power come from and how deep it was, but it was not shown; the content of the training, the interaction with his comrades, the traces of the routines were too obvious, and there was nothing new; On the same level as domestic films, I feel a huge embarrassment on the screen. . . In short, Dao Ge's story is a good story, and the movie is average.
As for the authenticity of the movie? Give me a break!
To add, Teresa Palmer is indeed beautiful!

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