The film "Building the Army" is a very good film, showing the scene of the founding of the country. How to evaluate this film?

The nature of this film is a bloody drama that promotes positive energy, and the actors' acting skills are also quite good, which is really worth seeing.

First of all, He Long and Ye Ting are impressive. Oho Ou's role as Ye Ting was controversial at first, so when he watched it, he focused on Ye Ting, the final winner of the Nanchang Uprising, which was very chic. In addition, the performances of Lin Biao and Su Yu are also surprising. I feel that Ray Ma performed the arrogance of 19-year-old Lin Biao and Su Yu of Liu Haoran, which also made people feel very energetic. I have to say that I played Cai Qingchuan for nothing. During the Battle of Sanheba, Cai Qingchuan was in charge of patrolling, and many people cried in the cinema where he died. Finally, bloody eyes can think of the word hero at a glance.

There are also some actors who can catch people's eyes without much drama. For example, the arms dealer played by William Chan has a rich expression in less than a minute, especially saying: "You take the money, you also take the gun." This line of work is really full of loyalty.

LAY also has a breakthrough, that is, there are too few scenes to give force. There are a thousand hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people. Different people see the great cause of building the army and see different things. Although there are still many shortcomings and needs to be improved, what I see is the progress of most young actors and their attitude towards national history.

The theme is to respond to the 68th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, to remind everyone of the past history, to restore or reproduce the past, and to admire the martyrs. These actors are very serious about acting, including some small fresh meat that everyone thinks is not good at acting. Maybe they are not good at acting, but they all work hard. On the whole, it's worth seeing, and they don't regret it after reading it. Have you seen this play? What do you think of this? Welcome to leave a comment