a touching presentation Connecting past and present with innovation
Peter Jackson hopes to convey the intensity and depth of history and tell the true story of the First World War. He once exposed the cruel background of the film: "Most of the soldiers you see in the movie died at the end. These films record the last 30 minutes of their lives." The director tried his best to restore the black and white historical data, because the experience of ordinary soldiers also Once vivid and colorful. The audience is touched in an unprecedented form of presentation. "The film has a very complete storyline, which is tear-inducing." Many viewers felt sad when witnessing soldiers from joining the army to training and then resisting shells with flesh and blood. "Seeing ignorant teenagers walking on the battlefield, their lives will always be fixed in a weak year. "The young soldier stared at the camera with a shy smile, especially heartbreaking." The incredible reality makes people feel the shock beyond the war film, "The movie is fake, the documentary is real." "It seems to be dragged on the battlefield. It took an hour and a half." This is exactly the original intention of Peter Jackson in making this film. He does not want the film to be full of preaching, but to let modern people truly experience the glimmer of humanity in the cruel and macroscopic war. One viewer made a very high evaluation and a perfect summary, "This film attempts to connect the peaceful world with the battlefield for a century, and the director has worked so hard for this. The experiment alone is already great."
