I saw this movie on the Internet recommendation and felt that the camera sense was very good (mainly three aspects of violence, pornography and suspense). Although I didn't know who the eldest cousin was, I still didn't take action when I saw those sensational posters. , Of course, I don't know if it's released in cinemas, but it seems to be on the Internet.
After watching this film, how should I put it, the whole film is actually a case within a case, a mystery within a mystery, but the basic value reflected is very fixed. All since 007, this kind of movie is in the same strain. It seems a bit suspected of over-promoting, but the color has been lightened a lot, and three levels of problems can be seen from deep to shallow from the middle.
The first is the ruthless intelligence in intelligence. This person is a common law in the world, whether it is an American spy or a Soviet spy, or now called Russia. Looking at the picture is naturally hated. Relatively speaking, if the woman's treatment of the traitor is too vicious, the latest example is the experience of a retired Russian spy in the UK.
The second is to see that the American spy agency is determined to have a fight with Russia to the end. I have never understood why it seems that now, everything is very clear, this is a life-and-death struggle, and it is difficult to say that it has such a rational value. You have me, I have you, and we have no shares with each other. This is probably the characteristic of this era. This is different from the Cambridge Five after World War II.
The third is the question of the ultimate value of human beings. In a life-threatening environment, is there any ultimate value of human beings? Like war must be very cruel, so is there a bottom line to war? Obviously, modern warfare has a bottom line, at least in Geneva, the treaty must be signed, at least not using chemical weapons to kill civilians. From this point of view, the values conveyed by the film are good. The individual freedom of human beings is the premise of no matter what we do. This is at least the common value of human society for four or five hundred years. Back then, the five heroes of Cambridge became Soviet spies not for money, but for their own ideal of transforming human society. Isn't that the case today? From this point of view, you can inherit this movie in the same vein. In addition to endless fighting, human beings need some kind of value after all.
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