The National Day seven-day holiday is cool!
Now we are in the peaceful and prosperous world, but we must not forget the hardships of those war years, those high-scoring war films that we have loved since childhood, it is also a good choice to take them out and relive them during the holidays.
Eggplant will select ten high-scoring war movies today to see if there are any movies you like:
10. Iron-blooded Kunlun Guan (Douban 7.3 points)
In 1986, Guangxi Film Studio filmed a "Blood Battle Taierzhuang", directed by Yang Guangyuan and Zhai Junjie, due to good word of mouth, in 1994 Yang Guangyuan filmed this "Iron Blood Kunlun Guan".
The story is adapted from the novel "Soul Returns to Kunlun Pass", which tells the heroic story of the 5th Army of the National Revolutionary Army against the Japanese 5th Division at Kunlun Pass.
The Japanese 5th Division, from Hiroshima, experienced many battles after the invasion of China, performed extraordinary bravery, and reached 45,000 troops, which was an elite division relied on by the Japanese army;
The Nationalist 5th Army, a mechanized unit equipped with German-made armored vehicles and German-style heavy artillery, fought the Japanese army with 155,000 troops and also had a numerical advantage.
However, due to the favorable terrain occupied by the Japanese army, both sides suffered heavy casualties after the battle, and after 18 days of bloody fighting, the Nationalist army severely damaged the Japanese 5th Division at a cost of 14,000 casualties and killed its 21st brigade commander, Masao Nakamura.
After that, the two sides were deadlocked for nearly a month, and the records of China and Japan were very different in the final outcome, because there was a controversy, and the film was banned for 15 years.
However, the film was lifted in 2005 and was well received at the Spanish International Film Festival, where it won the Witness of History Award, which shows that the quality of the film is excellent.
9. Railway guerrilla (Douban 7.6 points)
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, there was a guerrilla force active in the Lunan area on the Linzao Branch Line and the Jinpu Trunk Railway, and the writer Liu Zhixia wrote the novel "Railway Guerrilla" in 1954 based on their story.
The novel was published with unprecedented success, and two years later the story was brought to the screen by the Shanghai Film Studio, directed by Zhao Ming and starring Cao Huiqu and Qin Yi.
The characters in the film all have historical archetypes, and the stories in them are real people, which creates a rare sense of reality.
In the 1950s, when projectionists would take projectors to the countryside to screen, a good film like "Railway Guerrilla" was the best spiritual food.
Although it is a war film, the film is based on light comedy, the story is witty and humorous, and the characters are prominent, such as Liu Hong, Fang Lin sister-in-law, Wang Qiang, Li Zheng, and Okamura.
Although it is a black and white movie, it will not be outdated today, and the action scenes are also intense and exciting.
And "Play My Beloved Earth Pipa", sung by Liu Gequn, was once very popular as an interlude in the film.
Its gentle melody and the great spiritual power contained in the words have touched countless Chinese people and are classics in revolutionary songs.
8. Xiaobing Zhang Ga (Douban 7.8 points)
There is a large lake called Baiyangdian between Baoding City and Cangzhou City in Hebei Province, where a civilian armed force called the Yanling Brigade was active during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
Based on the heroic story of this team, the novelist Xu Guangyao spent nearly 3 months in 1958 to create the novel and script of "Little Soldier Zhang Ga".
Both directors, Cui Wei and Ouyang Hongying, both directors of Beijing Film Studio, saw the story and eventually decided to co-direct the film.
The film was finally filmed and released in 1963 and caused a huge sensation nationwide. This was a rare children's film of that era, and the vivid image of Zhang Gazi was loved by the audience.
Different from the heroic image of Gao Daquan in the past, Zhang Gazi is a naughty child, with the shortcomings of ordinary children, and more naughty and bold than ordinary children.
But Zhang Gazi also has a stubbornness that does not accept defeat, and a strong personality with clear love and hatred, which enables him to grow step by step in the torrent of anti-Japanese resistance.
Zhang Gazi was born with a sense of intimacy like the child next door, so he gained a high popularity at that time.
The film is based on the light comedy loved by the public, and can seriously show the ferocity of Japanese devils, the heroism and indomitability of revolutionary fighters, and the kindness and fearlessness of the working people, which arouses strong resonance among the audience.
The two directors' grasp of the character, the mastery of the story and plot, and the use of the camera are very professional, which is the reason why "Little Soldier Zhang Ga" is still a classic.
People's Daily once commented that the tone of this film is "with a strong atmosphere", giving people a sense of simplicity and thickness, and can arouse the great strength to forge ahead.
Therefore, "Little Soldier Zhang Ga" has been repeated on major television stations in our mainland for 58 years and has still flourished for a long time, and it is a model of combining war themes with children's film themes.
7. Heroes and children (Douban 7.9 points)
In the winter of 1952, during the critical period of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the creative group organized by the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles went to Korea to inspect and offer condolences.
Ba Jin, the leader of the creative group, created the novella "Reunion" based on the deeds of the volunteer soldiers, and later Wu Zhaodi, director of Changchun Film Studio, and Mao Feng, choreographer, worked together to adapt the novel into the movie "Heroes and Children".
The hero of the film, Wang Cheng, is shaped by the image of the hero of the volunteer army.
Wang Cheng's sister Wang Fang is based on Xie Xiumei, a member of the Cultural and Labor Corps of the Political Department of the 202nd Division of the 68th Army of the Volunteer Army, who is the only heroine who has been awarded the first class in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea.
Through the stories of Wang Wenqing, Wang Cheng and Wang Fang's father and son, the film shows the audience the scene of the war on the Korean battlefield, and also depicts the glorious image of volunteer soldiers like Wang Cheng and Wang Fang.
Released in 1964, 11 years after the end of the war, the film recreates the historical scene of everyone working together to resist the United States and aid Korea to defend the country.
6. Mine warfare (Douban 8.0 points)
In the 1960s, the Bayi Film Studios released two military teaching films, namely "Mine Warfare" in 1963 and "Tunnel Warfare" in 1965.
However, the main creators of Bayi Factory did not want to be limited to teaching films, and in order to make them vivid and interesting, the two films were eventually added to many characters and made into two films.
Mine warfare is a method of fighting against the enemy invented by the militia of Shandong Province during the War of Resistance Against Japan, and the story of the film takes place in the anti-Japanese base area in Jiaodong, Shandong.
In order to meet the needs of the anti-Japanese resistance, the military region transferred a number of cadres from the main force to the countryside to guide the peasants in fighting the Japanese army with homemade mines.
The protagonists in the film have a very distinct character image, and zhao hu, director Lei, yulan, uncle Shi, Nakano, Kameda and other characters have left a deep impression on the audience.
The interlude "Militia are heroes" is a classic red song of the 60s that the audience loves.
5. Shangganling (Douban 8.2 points)
The Battle of Shangganling, which took place between October 14 and November 25, 1952, was the most arduous battle in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea.
After the war, the situation on the Korean Peninsula also became clear, and the two sides signed the Korean Armistice Agreement in July 1953.
Shortly thereafter, the story of the Battle of Shangganling was filmed, adapted from the screenplay "Twenty-Four Days", written by Cao Xin and Xiao Mao, directed by Sha Meng and Lin Shan, starring Gao Baocheng, Xu Linge and Liu Yuru.
The film truly restores the experience of the volunteer soldiers who persisted for 24 days in the case of lack of water and food in the Shangganling Tunnel and fought tenaciously with the united army.
The shooting conditions at that time were very difficult, but the film still presented the grand war scenes of airplanes, tanks, and mountains and mountains, which was very rare at the time, so the film had a great impact after its release.
4. Tunnel warfare (Douban 8.3 points)
Tunnel warfare is the anti-war period in North China and jizhong plain invented by the military and civilians to dig tunnels, in May 1945, Hebei Province, Zhengding County, Gaoping Village, former party branch secretary and militia captain Liu Duzi led the villagers to use the village tunnels to repel many Japanese attacks, and killed more than 50 puppet troops, Liu Fool later died heroically in battle.
After the launch of "Mine Warfare" in 1963, bayi Factory launched "Mine Warfare" in 1963, and then in 1965, the story of the anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians in Gaoping Village was brought to the screen and filmed "Tunnel Warfare".
The film is choreographed and directed by Ren Xudong, starring Zhu Longguang, Wang Bingyu, Daniel Zhang Hand, etc., because it was filmed in Ranzhuang, Lizhuang and Tangzhuang in Zhengding County, the village in the film is called "Gaojiazhuang".
Like Mine Warfare, Tunnel Warfare details how to dig bomb shelters and tunnels, and how to use tunnels for combat.
Although the tunnel mainly plays a defensive function, the film still tells the story vividly and wonderfully through artistic processing, and it is still a good film loved by the audience.
3. Blood Battle Taierzhuang (Douban 8.5 points)
The Battle of Taierzhuang took place from March 14 to April 15, 1938, and lasted more than a month. In this battle, our side invested about 290,000 troops, and the number of Japanese troops participating in the battle was also 50,000, although our numbers were absolutely superior, but still paid a very high price.
This is the biggest victory in China's frontal battlefield, and this film is also the first mainland anti-war film with the theme of the Nationalist Army's War of Resistance since the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Therefore, the response of "Blood Battle Taierzhuang" after its launch was extremely strong in the market, and it was considered by the audience to be the work closest to historical facts in the war movies we shot. In April of the same year, the film was also released in Hong Kong, and it also received high praise.
2. Great Victory (Douban 8.7 points)
Zhou Meisen, a novelist who wrote "In the Name of the People", once wrote another novel about the theme of the War of Resistance, called "The Great Victory", which tells the story of the army composed of ordinary people during the War of Resistance Against Japan. The novel was adapted to the screen in 1995 and is produced by Shanghai Film Studio, written by Wu Yigong and directed by Wu Tiange.
From the title seems to be an unremarkable movie, but it has received a high score of 8.7 on Douban, netizens believe that the film reflects the most real anti-Japanese resistance.
The film tells the story of an anti-Japanese team composed of 1,800 ordinary peasants in the small county town of Jiadian, under the leadership of the county magistrate Duan Renyi.
The miscellaneous army in the film was organized as the New Third Regiment of the Twenty-third Route Army of the National Revolutionary Army, and although it was organized, these peasants could not fight at all.
When the Japanese artillery attacked, the Zapai army appeared helpless, and the casualties were extremely heavy, but they still held out until the end.
The film restores the real scene of the War of Resistance Against Japan from one side, although our soldiers have an overwhelming advantage in terms of troop strength, they have no choice but to have a great distance from the Japanese army, so the War of Resistance Against Japan is extremely difficult.
1. Garland under the mountain (Douban 9.4 points)
The self-defense counterattack against Vietnam took place between February 17 and March 16, 1979, and is China's closest foreign war.
During the war, the writer Li Cunbao followed the combat troops into the Yunnan front line for interviews and wrote the novel "Wreath Under the Mountain".
The novel was adapted to the screen in 1984 and was produced by Shanghai Film Studio, written by Li Wei and Li Cunbao, and directed by Xie Jin.
The film adopts the technique of double protagonist and double-line narrative, shaping the image of Liang Sanxi and Zhao Mengsheng, two soldiers with distinct personalities.
As a film of the 80s, its war scene performance is also very realistic, which has caused a strong response from the market, and the rating of the film on Douban is as high as 9.4 points, which shows that the audience loves it.
The above ten high-scoring war films, I don't know which one you like, welcome to leave a comment.
Finally, Brother Egg hopes that with the progress of war movies in the mainland, we can see more excellent movies, and let more people understand the cruelty of war and cherish the good life now.
(Rotten Tomatoes Movie Editorial Department: Blood Dan Heart)