Don't push too hard, it's good enough "Bourne Returns"

The disadvantage of this one is that the story is inherently stunted, and there is no background to find the memory of being chased and killed. All the plots seem to be relatively weak. If Bourne can be forced out of the mountain, the effect will be much better, but it is a pity that he was framed. The terrier has been played once and can no longer be used. But from another point of view, if Spy 5 is the beginning of a new trilogy (if it is so designed), all the ambiguity can be forgiven, because it has a chance to wait for the follow-up works to tell the truth like Spy 1. Kai, I firmly believe that this superficial thinking and plot exploration of the personal information security crisis caused by Snowden is just a prelude to deep digging.

The realistic car chase scene is a traditional project of the Spy Movie series, and this car chase scene on the streets of Greece is the most exciting part of the film. I really admire the director's ability. The street riot scene is very realistic. Such a big scene is really powerful. Meeting witnesses in the crowd is also another traditional project, and the creativity in this area has been dug up in the first three works, so this work does not leave a deeper impression.

The female protagonist Alicia Vikander's sexually repressed image of technical women has been shaped quite successfully, inheriting another major traditional project of the shrewd and capable female characters that are indispensable in previous works. But the ending is a bit unfortunate. If the intrigue relationship can be maintained for another episode, the effect may be better, and the specific content will not be spoiled.

In terms of videography, I don't know if I don't have 3D vertigo, and I didn't feel very shaken. Instead, I was a little dizzy when I was watching "Apostle Walker" a few days ago when I was shaken by several action scenes. Speaking of "The Apostle", it is very frugal compared to "The Spy 5". There is almost no scene of a crash in the car chase scene, and the latter is said to have damaged a total of 177 cars in the car chase scene in Las Vegas. car!

To sum up, "Spy Shot 5" has inherited the consistent realistic style of the series. Although Bourne's comeback motivation is insufficient compared with the previous one, the movie still finds the patriot and revenge, two keywords that are enough to convince me. , and spread the theme of the film through privacy and security issues. In addition, some people criticize the rationality of some plot details. What I want to say is that the plot of the spy series has never been perfectly logical. Bourne's accidental rescue and encounter with enemies are far-fetched means of advancing the plot. It is not uncommon in the previous works. . To sum up, this film is completely worth 70/100, and the five-star rating is because the word of mouth is too bad, so I will make up for it.

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