My Way

.....Finally An Epic War Film Free From Hollywood & The Woody Allens of This World! The unifying idea of an Oriental Asian Brotherhood of Man (exemplified by the Korean-Japanese Friendship) which was achieved with the German help wins out in this film. Wartime Germany is honored on the film, and reveals the high respect for Germany that Orientals harbor to this day, just as much as Arabs do. The Koreans, the Chinese and the Japanese share something deeply valuable, after all - their love of "our land"! And the Germans are no strangers to that feeling! The Germans come across as tough, honorable but fair and having a dedicated heart, after all. The Russians come across as an odd and dangerous presence, hardly human by nature. All of these movie standpoints are rooted in the facts of the historical case, and not in some filmmaker's fancy. The famous German camaraderie embraces the Orientals as brothers unlike the Russians who treat them as stray dogs in a toxic mix of racist and ideological attitudes. In the movie, there is either a Turkish or Arab soldier on the German side who becomes a good friend of the Japanese and the Korean - three friends of war serving in the German uniform. MY WAY is the first pro-German and anti-Russian Asian war movie of epic proportions I have ever seen. It may be the only pro-German war movie ever (although West Germany made some early on in honor of Wehrmacht). This is Saving Private Ryan from the other side - ONLY BETTER! In this film the Soviet Union is correctly presented as an unimaginable and enormous evil of sadistic enjoyment of murderous molestation of peoples. But don't expect the Jewish-controlled Hollywood to ever make such a movie. The fitting hymn for this movie is: Ich hatt einen Kameraden (Der gute Kamerad): ****/watch?v=ISQo3Q9RWAY

Maybe it's just because I've been dying to see a new and decent World War II movie, but I really enjoyed My Way and it is easily one of the best war movies I've seen in the past two years. If you can handle reading subtitles and the occasional melodrama present in East Asian films, you'll be in for a great experience. The battle scenes and CGI were amazing and even the story held together well for being as seemingly far-fetched as it was. The only reason I didn't give My Way a 10 is because the story was too rushed. The producers should really have made this into a trilogy or at least a mini-series. Other than that, if you liked Tai Guk Gi and are sick of the crap Hollywood has been unloading on us for the past four years then pick this one up; you won't regret it.