cover journalist Du Enhu
cover journalist learned from Beijing at 7 o'clock tonight: The Hollywood war blockbuster "The Battle of Midway", which will be screened on November 8th, has announced the final trailer.
"The Battle of Midway" presents the original appearance of the cruel war from the perspective of many historical figures, and conveys to the audience vivid characters and moving emotions. The
film is directed by Roland Emmerich, director of blockbuster films such as "2012", "The Day After Tomorrow" and "Independence Day", starring Ed Scrin, Luke Evans, Patrick Wilson, and Woody Harrison. There will be a variety of versions such as China Giant Screen, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and DTSX Reality Sound to meet the audience. In the preview of
's exposure this time, fearless soldiers swooped down with fighter planes. The flying gunfire ignited the vast sea, and the mammoth mothership collapsed. It was shocking and shocking in sight, and people couldn't help but sigh how small ordinary people are before the war. In addition to the restoration of the war scenes, the
movie also shows another main line-the intelligence officers headed by Edwin Layton (Patrick Wilson) to decipher intelligence during the war. Focusing on intelligence clues about whether Midway Island is Japan’s next target of attack, when Leiden was told that "Washington did not agree with your prediction", he firmly believed in the results of his team's work and boldly refuted: "Washington was wrong," and finally saw through. Japanese tricks created the prerequisites for the victory of the entire battle.
In addition, the poster also presents the shocking scene of fighters bombing the Japanese mothership. Faced with an unprecedented war crisis, the soldiers are willing to put life and death aside and rush to the battlefield to complete their mission and defend world peace. For Emmerich, in addition to epic-level special effects, the vivid characters and real and resonant emotions are also what he wants to bring to the audience. He once said: "The incredible heroic deeds of the ancestors inspired me to tell their stories. It was them who exchanged their lives for our peace today." The Battle of Midway Island in June 1942 was the entire Pacific War of World War II. The key turning point. In order to maximize the restoration of this battle, most of the filming was carried out at Hickam Air Force Base in Hawaii. The film star Mandy Moore once said: “It feels like going back to the early 1940s, shooting in these historic buildings where people really lived, adding a sense of reality to the film. It also helped me find a sense of history. It’s more helpful for character creation.”
Due to logistical reasons, the film could not all be shot on site in Hawaii, and some scenes need to be completed in the studio. Nevertheless, the behind-the-scenes team of the film also restored the scene to the greatest extent, such as the restaurants on the Bumblebee, Enterprise and Yorktown are all restored to their original size. In terms of fighter restoration, the team has also referred to all the documents and models it can find to understand how each model of fighter was manufactured in the first place, and restored it completely in accordance with the museum grade. The pursuit of details has reached the extreme.
