I almost missed a great movie!

Chen Sicheng’s “Ten Brave Death Squads”
With the online reviews being so bad—so many people saying it’s ugly—I didn’t even go to theaters back then.
Today, while I’m free, I watched it at home by screen casting, and somehow it actually made me break down.
What’s interesting is that me and my wife watched it at the same time. When I genuinely felt moved, it was also when she couldn’t watch anymore halfway through.
Maybe this film really needs you to be a bit more emotionally sensitive, with richer spiritual layers, and the kind of person who’s been through some life experiences to really get into it.
The story is full and rich, and the actors are all on point.
As for the storyline, we don’t need to纠结 too much about whether it’s reasonable—just pay attention to how it feels. In someone else’s story, understand life, hold reverence for death, and that warm, healing feeling is enough.
As for movies, there’s no “best,” only what’s most suitable.
A good story that moves you in the moment is the best.
I recommend it to everyone—if you don’t like it, feel free to criticize, but don’t just blindly喷!