A beautiful tribute to war games

Rating: 8/10 (29 January 2020)

It is a technically beautiful film, it is a very well designed and used sequence plan simulator, the sound effects are magnificent and the soundtrack is great with only one part or another that I thought ended up not matching the film. The photography is good going to spectacular in some takes, the film has a simple story and very well told.
Despite this, the film does not create any charisma with the characters presented in the plot, which ends up affecting the emotional part of the film. The dramatic parts of the film are hardly touching due to the lack of development of the characters, you know very little about them and barely know their names, which in my opinion ends up impacting the complete work.
I liked the ways the camera is positioned, it brings a feeling of war games in the first person, and what adds even more to this feeling is really looking like it is a game with several stages throughout the film and between those stages there is always something happening that disturbs you to go through that with tranquility.
At the same time that the film shows the real grief and chaos of the war in some moments it boasts as something that brings honor to man.
It's a very good film and it's worth taking a chance and checking it out.