At present, some anti-Japanese dramas really make people's blood pressure soar after watching it, and all kinds of unreasonable operations in the play once subverted the audience's perception of screen works.
In addition, the plot of the drama is full of jokes, which is even more funny than a comedy, and the director and screenwriter can be described as comparable to "Sleeping Dragon and Phoenix Chick".
In these so-called anti-Japanese dramas, not only buns can become "bun mines", but even vegetables and fruits can become "vegetable mines" and "fruit mines".
In this anti-Japanese drama, two soldiers are discussing the battle situation in the room, but as they talk, the soldier standing next to him disassembles the pistol and puts it on the table, and then asks another soldier: "Have you ever participated in the battle yourself?" ”
When the other fighter heard this, he just smiled indifferently, then picked up the gun on the table and began to assemble it with a muttering to himself: "The American-made Browning 1911*** has an effective firing range of five hundred and forty meters. ”
Oops, director, are you serious? Pistol range of five hundred and forty meters? This is simply an insult to the intelligence of the audience. Generally speaking, the effective range of a pistol is only about 50 meters, and a slightly better pistol is only 100 to 150 meters.
The effective range of the pistol reached 540 meters, which is really unreasonable. After all, there are rifles that have an effective range of only about 400 meters, such as the AK series rifles.
The "1911 series" mentioned by another fighter is another point. Because the Browning pistol did not have a "1911 series", its official name was Colt M1911, which was one. Automatic pistol of 45-inch caliber.
This was not enough, and when the camera turned again, another fighter added: "This gun has good stability, but due to its short secondary line." ”
This is actually a rather serious problem, because the secondary line of the gun is completely imaginary, this secondary line is simply fabricated out of thin air, and there is no information about the secondary line of the gun at all.
There is also a scene in this anti-Japanese drama, in which a group of Japanese soldiers suspect that there may be an ambush ahead on the march, so the devil commander orders loudly: "Throw grenades and test firepower!" ”
Next, a group of enemies took out the grenadiers and fired them, but unexpectedly, when the camera gives them a close-up, the enemy can be noticed to fire the grenadier with the canister on their legs.
What is puzzling is that despite the grenadier fire, these devils have not moved, which is really shocking. Not only did they put their legs on the launch, but they also ignored the recoil? It's incredible.
I thought this scene was unbelievable enough, but the imagination of the screenwriter is simply indescribable. In the next second, the camera turned, and our troops also took out grenadiers and began to fire, which made me stunned.
Shockingly, however, when the camera focuses on the fighters, it's amazing to notice that they are able to fire grenadiers against their shoulders without being affected by recoil. It turns out that the so-called divine drama really lives up to its name.
In this anti-Japanese drama, the hero plays the role of a military expert of our army, who constantly creates all kinds of mines and *** to ensure that more enemies can be eliminated at the front line. In addition, the footage also shows the process of his unremitting efforts to achieve this.
Over time, after a series of experiments, the male protagonist finally succeeded in creating a new type of mine. He was elated and immediately wanted to test the power of this new mine, and he did not hesitate.
As soon as the camera turned, the male protagonist and his teammates came to an open space and successfully detonated a new type of mine, and everyone cheered when they saw this scene.
However, what is unexpected is that when the male protagonist saw this scene, he suddenly said with a straight face: "I won't make mines anymore!" "It all happened after he remembered his lover, who was killed by an enemy mine.
When the teammates heard this, they all showed surprised looks, but the male protagonist still insisted on saying: "I don't want to make mines anymore." ”
This scene is really eye-opening, although it is inevitable that the heart will be touched by landmines**, especially because of the death of a lover, but after all, this is wartime, and as a military expert of the Eighth Route Army, it is also a matter of course for you to create landmines to take revenge.
The male protagonist went on to say in the development of the plot that he locked himself in the house all day long and didn't think about it, which is really not made and not made.
The teammates saw the male protagonist alone in the house, worried that he might not be able to think about it, so they rushed over to comfort and persuade him, but the result did not change.
Under the analysis and guidance of the female captain, the male protagonist finally revealed the real reason why he didn't make mines, and he said with horror on his face: "I'm worried that if I continue like this, I will create mines as terrible as devil mines." ”
This brain circuit is also quite unique.,The real reason why the male protagonist doesn't make mines is that he's afraid of creating mines as powerful as devils.,It's a bit far-fetched.。 After all, he is not a director, so this explanation is too far-fetched.
In this anti-Japanese drama, the soldiers of the Eighth Route Army planned to form a plainclothes team composed of ordinary people in order to fight the invaders more effectively.
Subsequently, as soon as the news spread, many fighters participated in the selection activities, but surprisingly, their performances were more and more exciting, including playing sparrows with their eyes closed, throwing darts in tricks, etc., which were comparable to the talent show.
Then, when the camera turns, a warrior in a white vest walks out. Unexpectedly, he didn't immediately show off his unique skills, but picked up the bun and handed it to several judges in front of him.
The judges did not hesitate to take a sip, while the soldier next to him widened his eyes in surprise, confused by the judges' behavior.
The warrior did not speak, but took a bite of the bun and threw it directly aside. What is shocking is that the bun turned out to be ** in the next second.
Not only are the buns delicious, but they also have the ability to automatically identify friend and foe, which surprised the judges next to them.
Before it was over, the next moment the camera changed, and the soldier brought another basket, which contained various fruit and vegetable mines.
One of the fighters stepped forward and introduced in turn: "Cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, carrots!" ”
As soon as he finished saying this, the warrior picked up the cucumber and took a few bites, and then threw it straight towards the open space next to him, and suddenly there was a violent **.
The screenwriter of this drama is really brain-opening, I thought that "Baozi Lei" was unbelievable enough, but I didn't expect that there would be a series of operations such as "Cucumber Thunder" and "Carrot Thunder". Say it or not.
*During the above anti-Japanese dramas, I don't know if you have noticed the outrageous settings? Anti-Japanese drama