In domestic film and television dramas, the themes that can vividly interpret "exaggeration" are probably only those called "notorious" anti-Japanese dramas.
In these so-called anti-Japanese dramas, the soldiers of the Eighth Route Army are always able to show some unexpected actions, not only with the deviant "hand-tearing devils", but also with the absurd feat of "ants fighting devils".
Although the director's original intention was to highlight the bravery and resourcefulness of the soldiers of the Eighth Route Army, this kind of unreasonable plot is really a bit too far-fetched.
In the drama, the director and screenwriter do not pursue to show the "realism" of the war, but focus on creating a "cool" atmosphere, turning the anti-Japanese drama into a "cool film".
In this anti-Japanese drama, the scene shows that in order to deal with the soldiers of our army, the little devil used a cannon and other heavy **, and launched a wild bombardment of the trenches of the soldiers of the Eighth Route Army.
In the face of the fierce attack of the little devils, our officers and men were not afraid, and soon adjusted their tactics and launched a battle with the enemy in front of them.
Surprisingly, however, when the camera turned, two warriors were hiding behind a tree to observe the battle, one munching on a cabbage in his hand, and the other muttering incessantly, holding a spoon in his hand.
Director, can you explain what the situation is? The soldiers in front of him were fighting a lot of artillery, but the eldest brother was leisurely munching on the cabbage, as if he was watching a play with another person here. You know, this is a war, and you can't take it lightly.
I thought this plot was already ridiculous, but I didn't expect that the next moment there was an even more unbelievable picture on the screen, a little pig suddenly appeared on the battlefield, and it looked around full of cannon fodder, scurrying around like a headless fly.
The director's intention for the piggy shot, we can't say clearly. Could it be because the second senior brother can't stand the cruelty of the devils and plans to fight them to the death?
Then, when the camera focuses again on the warrior who is nibbling on the cabbage, he immediately notices that the little pig has run into the battlefield, which makes him fidget, hoping that he will change his vegetarian diet.
Without hesitation, the warrior rushed to the battlefield, ready to catch the piglet. Even if the warrior with the spoon next to him tried to stop him, he couldn't stop him. It can be seen how strong the warrior's desire for meat was.
In such a fierce battlefield, the artillery fire of the enemy and us was constantly intertwined, but this soldier who was gnawing cabbage did not hesitate to rush forward and directly caught a pig on the battlefield.
Are you sure this is not an insult to the intelligence of the audience? Eating pork together is more important than life, right? The battle ahead was in full swing, and the warrior actually ran up to catch the pig. Not a director.
When the second senior brother saw such a scene, he might also feel very confused. Facing the threat of enemy artillery fire in the front, and the greedy desire of Big Brother Cabbage in the rear, it can be said that he has fallen into an extremely tricky situation.
The next second of the image shifts to the warrior, who fearlessly faces the bullets and shells flying around him, determined to catch the pig.
At the same time, on the battlefield, the little devils and our soldiers stopped shooting one after another, and their faces showed a dull expression, as if they could not believe that someone was catching pigs on such a battlefield.
After a few minutes of hesitation, the two sides returned to the fight, and the warrior was still chasing the pig on the battlefield, and he was happy to do so, and he exchanged cannons with the devils.
Subsequently, seeing this scene, the commander of my regiment hurriedly said to the soldiers next to him: "Shi Daliu is chasing pigs, shoot to cover Daliu!" ”
At the command of the regimental commander, one of the soldiers blew the trumpet of the charge, and then all the soldiers swarmed up with broadswords.
After a period of fierce fighting, our fighters managed to catch the pig with a big smile on their faces.
It is unbelievable that for the sake of a pig, our soldiers dared to charge at all costs, paying so many bloody sacrifices. This makes me have to admire the imagination of the director.
In this anti-Japanese drama, the camera captures a group of puppet soldiers following the orders of the devil and ambushing our soldiers at the intersection, several people chattering and discussing a certain plan.
However, these puppet soldiers did not know that the soldiers of the Eighth Route Army had anticipated their plan and set up an ambush at the intersection, just hiding on the left and right sides of the road respectively.
There is little difference between an ambush and a playhouse, and when the camera switches to another angle, you can see that there is only a few meters between us and the enemy, and each fighter has his head exposed.
Director, are you sure it's really an ambush? This trail is only five meters wide at most, and both sides are already close at hand, how can this be called an ambush?
Incredibly, when the camera turned, our commander actually took out a telescope to observe the situation of the puppet army, this scene was too unacceptable.
Do I still need to use a telescope for closer observation? Could it be that the commander was just taking a closer look at the pores of the camouflaged soldiers? It was really unexpected.
According to the plot introduction, our soldiers ambushed a whole regiment of troops here, and it stands to reason that they are fully capable of annihilating the group of puppet troops in front of them in one fell swoop, but they chose to play an ambush with them a few meters away, and this is not the end.
The level of this anti-Japanese drama is even more incredible, it fully interprets the so-called "talking is meaningless", and every frame humiliates the audience's IQ.
In this clip, the camera focuses on our soldiers hiding in the grass at night, preparing to ambush the enemy passing by and taking them by surprise.
The regiment commander saw that he said to the soldiers beside him, in order to ensure that the plan was foolproof: "Pass back, keep quiet!" ”
As soon as he heard these words, the soldier conveyed the same words to his comrades beside him, and then passed them on in turn, and the scene was suddenly silent.
Surprisingly, however, when the camera focused on a lesbian, she simply glanced at the grass underground, and then shouted, "Snake! ”
In this case, another female warrior hurriedly covered her mouth to prevent their whereabouts from being revealed. They originally thought that everyone would ambush, but they didn't expect the result to be so unexpected.
After the female comrades shouted, the regiment commander actually shouted loudly in the next second: "Who! ”
The voice of the head of the regiment echoed around for a while, and the devils who were about to pass by here immediately became vigilant, and the ambush ended in failure.
This screenwriter and director is really enough, one second he was still asking the other fighters to be quiet, but the next second he shouted, as a regiment commander, he made such a low-level mistake.
Some anti-Japanese dramas are not only "godly", but also seriously insult the audience's IQ.