Rising to the Top with War Films

If you don't vomit it quickly, just feed the first three pictures directly. It's 2020, this routine looks disgusting If you feel good about yourself, you can delete the comment

The first 10 chapters are extremely poisonous! Can the author understand this circle before writing entertainment articles? Can a script written by a freshman who has never been exposed to the entertainment industry sell for 1 million? No fool would do this except the one who bought the script is your biological father.

It's very good. Many entertainment articles nowadays use the latest songs and TV series, but I find that it's still more interesting to read older works.

When I saw Little Soldier Zhang Ga, I was a little disappointed. They were all movies of the era, memories, childhood, and propaganda films. However, according to the current aesthetic logic, war movies of the 1980s and 1990s, except those with big productions and big battles, are more beautiful. Others, such as mine formations, tunnel warfare, railway guerrillas, etc., Actually have logical errors. The little Japs in them are really weak, and ordinary people can beat them away, especially the Eighth Route Army. Mythology, as soon as it appears, it is almost always swept. This is very impressive. I feel that the Japs are better than the militiamen. Watching the militiamen and the Japs fighting for wits and courage, the fight is neck-and-neck. When the militiamen are at a disadvantage, the Eighth Route Army's magic soldiers descend from the sky, just like the autumn wind sweeping the leaves, instantly destroying the Japs. If the level is set, the militia is Level 1, the National Army is Level 2, and the Japs are Level 3. The Eighth Route Army has exceeded the standard and is directly at full level. So from today's perspective, many anti-Japanese films in the 1980s and 1990s are anti-Japanese dramas. And war movies, to be honest, are a bit high-end. They need to have big scenes, reflect the cruelty of war, be passionate, humane, have depth, and have history. War movies that are made up of random things are all divine dramas.

Look at the introduction, you can skip watching the Oscar Best Picture Award Ceremony or something like that. I wrote these without understanding the Oscar awarding mechanism, and I guess I don't even understand the rest.

That rabbit fan thanks the author for letting me revisit the feeling I felt when I first watched this anime.

Want to shoot landmine warfare for one million? Do you think money was as valuable as it was in the 1970s and 1980s? You probably won't even be able to hire a better pyrotechnicist with a million dollars, let alone buy photography equipment, make props, and put on makeup. These are all big spenders.

Animation, things like that year and the rabbit can be pushed forward. Those who agree will gather on the right side and seek refinement.

I really didn't think Xiao Bing Zhang Ga was good, so I dismissed it when I saw the chapter title.

There is no shortage of ideas in the world. What is lacking is the resources to realize the ideas. You can exchange money with the script. Isn't this just a dream? Moreover, there are so many remakes of film and television works, how many can be successful? It's even more of a joke to want to make it after watching the movie... In the end, the protagonist's head must have been repaired when he traveled through time, otherwise why would he suddenly become someone who only remembers military movies? In your previous life, you only watched military movies? Hehe