As far as perception is concerned, Wolf Warriors didn't actually bring many excellent perceptual experiences. The simple and straightforward heroic story makes it still just an imitation of Hollywood heroism. The plot of the film is nothing new, but even such a work still has its significance. The presentation of our military style and weapons in the film, as well as the core of "China offenders will be punished even if they are far away" in "Beating the Floor", are all making up for China's blank in this kind of film.

Even without Jason Wu, someone would have made such a film. In the face of the baptism of American soldiers in Hollywood year after year to save the world, I believe many people will hope that China can have a film to match it. The appearance of "Wolf Warriors" actually fills a thick steel bar that China's films lack of modern war films. The blood he brought to people is really burning in many places. Aside from the plot of the film, "Wolf Warriors" does have its own advantages.

The spicy cold front in the film gave me the most intuitive feeling, not the real China special forces, but the heroic chivalrous man who came out of Jason Wu's imagination and didn't go to the edges and corners. This image is not so much a commando as a China version of Captain America. Whether alone in the movie or bravely killing the enemy, Wu just indulges in his own world without paying attention to reality. Without tactics, it is difficult to see the fetters, which makes the film lack of emotional layering. ?

In a word, I personally think that Wolf Warriors is not a brilliant masterpiece, but the spirit of China's modern army and the courage to show their swords in the film are still worthy of recognition.