(Continuation from yesterday)

In the released trailer, battle scenes with the imitated Soviet Union controlled by Stalin were opened, and at the time, I decided to watch the movie.

And, I felt confident that

"no doubt that the "battle of Stalingrad" will be deployed"

I expected that fierce brain fights between the protagonist of the battlefield and the dictator Stalin will be developed, and the first complete defeat of the heroin will be shown (base on the real history).

After all, I am a geek of modern war history, for example, I have watched the full length of NHK Special "20th century of video" repeatedly over 10 times, and I bought a DVD of the movie "International Military Tribunal for the Far East" and "Pacific War" when I was a college student,

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As a result, my expectations were all out.

And, I was impressed with thinking "Well, the United States is joined in this way"

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After the movie was over, I looked through the inside of the movie theater, I thought

"there are a lot of people whose smell is same like me"

There were quite a few men with suits and neckties, and they seemed to attend the "Fiscal Year Budget Meeting" moving to another room.

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By the way, the trailers before the movie screening were only animation films, and it was boring for me.

However, in view of the audiences of this movie, I felt that these trailers were "out of scope".

I think that the direction of "Downfall", "Enemy at the Gates" "THE BATTLE FOR BERLIN" or "JUDGEMENT AT NUREMBERG" is right.

Not right?