"Bang bang bang!"

On the screen, the first encounter between the Jiaolong Commando and the enemy was taking place.

In addition to showing the strong postures of the actors playing Ding Zhi, as well as the unconsciously fierce tactical arrangements, and the demeanor of the Predator that amazed the audience, there are also thrilling scenes that make people unconsciously secrete dopamine rapidly.

Big scene.

Especially when the local extremist organization faced the powerful attack of the Jiaolong Commandos, they used the cruel method of car bombs, which vividly demonstrated the extremely cruel and inhumane nature of the rebel party.

Vice-captain Xu Hong, played by Zhang Yi, also had his first highlight moment here as a blaster.

In order to defuse the car bomb, after the sniper Gu Shun from above knocked out the gangster who controlled the car bomb's remote control, Xu Hong ventured into the car to defuse the bomb for the coerced local civilians.

And Zhang Yi is indeed an actor that even Ding Zhi would be in awe of when working with him.

In the hail of bullets, during the few minutes when the deputy captain Xu Hong, played by Zhang Yi, was focused on defusing bombs, with the camera glaring at his face, even every tiny muscle on his face could feel the feeling.

Extreme tension.

Moreover, Zhang Yi seemed to be able to control even his physiological reactions. After a while, dense cold sweat appeared on his forehead.

Amidst the hail of bullets, stray bullets occasionally hit the car, and the local bearded troupe performed equally well, expressing the panic and panic very realistically.

The most terrible thing is that when Yang Rui and other team members rushed over to support him, the enemy even took out a rocket launcher!

At the critical moment, the enemy carrying the rocket launcher was knocked down by Yang Rui. The fired shells deviated from the target, grazed the roof of Xu Hong's car and exploded on an abandoned building not far behind them.

This thrilling bomb disposal scene was interpreted so realistically by Zhang Yi that the real audience in the cinema couldn't help but hold their breath when they saw this scene.

Fortunately, Lin Chaoxian did not plan to hand out razors to the audience so quickly, and the bomb was successfully defused, while deputy captain Xu Hong also successfully rescued the local civilian who was forced to become a car bomb.

“It’s so exciting!”

"Fuck!"

The scene just now was so tense that after the dust settled, several audience members in the row behind Ding Zhi even couldn't help but "sentiment" loudly. In the silent viewing hall, it was particularly obvious and even attracted some people.

Frowning and looking sideways.

"It's kind of interesting..."

But it was Miss Zou who had just complained to Ding Zhi, who was whispering to herself thoughtfully.

At this time, she had a rough idea of ​​what direction the director was taking, but she was not able to sense Lin Chaoxian's intentions as clearly as Ding Zhi.

However, at this time, the audience was no longer obsessed with such trivial matters as "whether the characters have stood up or not."

Lin Chaoxian uses this kind of continuous high-energy plot to maximize the focus and attention of the moviegoers, but will not be tense throughout the whole process and make the audience enter a state of "fatigue".

After the rescue was successful, Yang Rui, played by Ding Zhi, escorted the rescued embassy members and expatriates to evacuate successfully.

Xia Nan, a female reporter in another narrative line, after entering the Republic of Yinvia, sneaked into a local energy company to track down clues about yellow cakes, and accidentally rescued a carload of energy company employees, including one named Deng.

Mei's countrymen.

As a result, when being chased by an extremist organization, the car carrying their group was attacked and overturned. The people in the car were suddenly turned upside down and fell unconscious.

Except for the female reporter Xia Nan, who woke up early and escaped before the enemy entered the car to arrest her, other energy company employees, including Xia Nan's assistant Abu, and Deng Mei, were all kidnapped.

In desperation, Xia Nan, who had escaped, stuffed her mobile phone into the local car for subsequent location, and called the 12308 hotline of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for help.

After learning that one of the kidnapped people included a Chinese citizen, his superiors immediately ordered Yang Rui's Jiaolong team to carry out a rescue operation against Deng Mei with the assistance of local government troops!

After link after link, the yellow cake line of female reporter Xia Nan finally merged with the rescue line of Jiaolong Commando.

Seeing this, Ding Zhi nodded gently.

As the lead actor in this play, he has long been familiar with the general content of the entire script.

However, although he participated in the profit sharing of this film, he has not seen the finished film, including during an internal viewing meeting. Ding Zhi was also filming "The Tuner" in Thailand.

So for Ding Zhi, it was also the first time he saw the edited film.

From the opening to what we have seen so far, a lot of details have actually been deleted.

For example, before Yang Rui and the others were still in the fleet and preparing to leave for the Republic of Yinvia, there was actually a scene during the filming of the members of the Jiaolong Commando talking to their families on the ship.

Some have to deal with their mothers’ nagging, some have to deal with the breakup of their girlfriends who spend less time together and divorce more due to the nature of their work, some have to face family members urging them to get married, and some have to deceive their families that they are currently on vacation.

Maybe Lin Chaoxian wanted to express that the Iron-Blooded Soldiers are also living people in reality, with flesh and blood, having their own family and friends, and even facing confusion and choices in love.

But when Ding Zhi took the photo, he felt it was not very satisfying.

This is also because Lin Chaoxian actually has a precedent. He is great at shooting male scenes, but when it comes to delicate scenes such as emotional scenes, he is a bit sticky.

Sure enough, in the final edited version released, all those scenes were deleted.

The only thing left is the secret love thread between the two machine gunners, Shitou played by Wang Yutian, and Dong Li played by Jiang Luxia.

But it just passed by in a flash. When setting off, Shi Shi, who was tall and thick with a simple face, cut out the photo of himself and Dong Li into a heart shape in the photo of their Jiaolong team and put it in his pocket. He was almost killed.

Dong Li herself accidentally broke it.

However, this scene actually lasted less than a minute, and the rest of the "warmth" scenes were completely deleted.

Although the scene was cut, Ding Zhi felt that the effect was good.

The whole rhythm is not delayed at all, it looks very strong and powerful, and all the places that should foreshadow the subsequent plot are laid out, and there is not a wasted shot.

While Ding Zhi was watching and thinking about the technique of this film, another thrilling moment finally came on the screen!

After the Jiaolong Special Forces team divided into two teams to escort the overseas Chinese to the port, Yang Rui led the Jiaolong Team One to join the team of government troops escorting local civilians.

At this time, Xia Nan and the members of Ye Jiaolong's team officially met.

On their way to their destination, they were ambushed by an extremist organization that they had anticipated.

Zai Ding Zhi faced the camera and shouted that roar that made people unconsciously tremble, "Mortar!

!

"after.

Immediately afterwards, several artillery shells hit the convoy one after another, causing an earth-shattering explosion.

In fact, this is also the first time that the true power of mortars has been reflected in a domestic film.

After all, in the previous anti-Japanese dramas, the Japanese mortars were like two-kickers with no power.

This also caused domestic audiences to think that mortars were not very powerful.

In fact, in a real war, not to mention mortars, even the grenadiers of the carrots who lived a good life are also very powerful. As long as the Japanese army is allowed to break into the range of the grenade, our machine gun positions will basically be destroyed.

That's it.

In the film, the local civilians escorted by the local government basically do not have the protection of the "protagonist's halo", and they are all gone.

Here, another classic scene of "Operation Red Sea" that is called bloody and cruel is shown.

When the camera showed the bombed-out carriage and the tragic conditions of those who had no time to escape, the extremely realistic severed limbs and remains even made some viewers feel a sense of genuine discomfort.

Immediately afterwards, comes the climax of the whole film.

Under the reminder of captain Yang Rui, and with excellent tactical literacy, the Jiaolong Commando still maintained its complete organization and combat effectiveness even when the opponent launched a sneak attack with mortars.

But now the opponent is coming fiercely!

In addition to the mortar position, there is also a sniper as cunning as a fox lying in wait.

The hearts of the audience in the theater were almost suspended in mid-air.

This kind of scene that is truly like a real war will always make the audience subconsciously ignore the reality that this is a movie.

The next plot development was so exciting that everyone, including Miss Zou and Xiaopang, couldn't help but hold their breath.

Captain Yang Rui calmly directed his teammates to fight back on the spot according to tactics.

After using drones to observe and fire smoke cannons to block the local mortar positions, the sniper Gu Shun and the observer Li Dong quickly drove the car that had not been destroyed to find the commanding heights, and ordered them to find the opponent's mortars.

Click it out.

There is a very exciting psychological warfare between snipers here.

First of all, the enemy sniper One Ear, who had ambushed in advance, found out the position of our sniper Gu Shun first, conveyed the signal, and directed the mortar to bombard Gu Shun's direction.

He was waiting for Gu Shun in the distance to avoid the mortars with a sure chance of victory, and was ready to kill him with one shot.

As a result, at the critical moment, Gu Shun raised his head with the butt of his gun against his helmet, deceiving his opponent's first sniper bullet, and then rolled over, narrowly avoiding the mortar bombing.

Later, observer Li Dong risked his life and drove to divert the attention of the opponent's snipers, allowing Gu Shun to eliminate the mortar position first without any scruples.

After Gu Shunli understood the two firepower points and solved the worry of mortars, it was the enemy sniper who had exposed his position and escaped.

However, this enemy sniper was not easy to follow. He used the reflector to sway Gu Shun, affecting his timing of shooting. He finally managed to escape after paying the price of one ear being broken by a bullet.

After taking care of the snipers and mortars, other members of the Jiaolong Special Forces easily wiped out the ambushed enemies.

I have to say that as the captain, Yang Rui's entire tactical thinking is very clear.

The entire encounter was played extremely concisely and efficiently!

In less than ten minutes, the audience truly realized what a real modern encounter should feel like.

At this time, Zou Yutong finally understood the meaning of what Ding Zhi said with a smile, "You will understand after watching it" at the beginning of the movie.
To be continued...