The final trailer of "Midway" reproduces the epic audio-visual feast of the legendary battle

The Hollywood super war blockbuster "Midway", which will be released on November 8, officially opened for pre-sale today. The film also exposed the final trailer and poster. While presenting the exciting and magnificent war scenes, it presents the original appearance of the war from the perspective of many historical figures, conveying to the audience the vivid characters and moving emotions. It is reported that in order to help the actors find a sense of history and reality, most of the scenes in the film were shot in real scenes in historical buildings of World War II. As for the studio shooting part, the scene props were reproduced in their original size to achieve a realistic presentation. The film is directed by Roland Emmerich, the director of blockbusters such as "2012", "The Day After Tomorrow" and "Independence Day", and starring Ed Skrein, Luke Evans, Patrick Wilson, and Woody Harrison. There will be multiple versions such as China Giant Screen, Dolby VISION, Dolby Atmos, DTSX and other versions to meet the audience.

Final trailer:

The magnificent scenes restore the cruelty of war and present the perspectives of many historical figures

In the final trailer released this time, fearless soldiers swooped down in fighter planes, the flying artillery fire ignited the vast sea, and the huge mothership collapsed. It was shocking to see, and people couldn't help but sigh how small ordinary people are in the face of war. At the same time, in addition to the shocking restoration of the war scenes, the trailer also shows another main line of the film-the deciphering of wartime intelligence by intelligence officers headed by Edwin Layton (Patrick Wilson). When Layton was told that "Washington disagrees with your prediction" about whether Midway Island was Japan's next target of attack, he firmly believed in the results of the team's work and boldly refuted: "Washington is wrong", and finally saw through the Japanese trick, creating the prerequisite for the victory of the entire campaign.

In addition, the ultimate poster released simultaneously presents the shocking scene of fighter planes bombing Japanese motherships. Faced with an unprecedented war crisis, the soldiers are willing to put their lives aside and rush to the battlefield to complete their mission and defend world peace. For Emmerich, in addition to the epic special effects, the vivid characters and real and resonant emotions are also what he wants to bring to the audience. He once said: "The incredible heroic deeds of our ancestors inspired me to tell their stories. It was they who exchanged their lives for the peace we have today." Therefore, in "Midway", he used several real historical figures as the perspective of multi-line narrative to reproduce this legendary battle that determined the fate of the world.

"Midway" starts pre-sale today, museum-level battleships restore the historical sense

The film focuses on the Battle of Midway in June 1942, which was a key turning point in the entire Pacific War of World War II. The victory of this battle completely changed the pattern of the anti-fascist war and laid a solid foundation for the victory of World War II. In order to restore this battle to the greatest extent, most of the filming was done at Hickam Air Force Base in Hawaii. The film's star Mandy Moore once said: "It feels like going back to the early 1940s. Filming in these historic buildings where people really lived added a sense of reality to the film. It also helped me find a sense of history and was more helpful in shaping the characters."

However, due to logistical reasons, the film could not be shot entirely on location in Hawaii, and some scenes had to be completed in a studio. Despite this, the film's behind-the-scenes team also restored the scenes to the greatest extent possible, and the restaurants on the Hornet, Enterprise, and Yorktown were restored to their original size. In restoring the fighter planes, the team referred to all the documents and models they could find to understand how each type of fighter was originally manufactured, and restored them completely to museum quality, with the pursuit of detail reaching the extreme.

The movie "Midway" officially started pre-sale today. The film is directed by the famous Hollywood director Roland Emmerich, and stars Ed Skrein, Luke Evans, Patrick Wilson, and Woody Harrelson. It will be released on November 8, and there will be multiple versions such as China Giant Screen, Dolby VISION, Dolby Atmos, DTSX and so on to meet the audience.