First, in the interpretation, the inherent perception of Maozi has not changed, which is mainly reflected in the Heiqizheng Mansion. At the same time hacking its ideas. This kind of conclusions and opinions from one's own standpoint bears a very obvious American imprint, and it is also an extreme, so many details seem to lack persuasiveness.
The second is the technique. The main plot conflict setting is still Hollywood style. There is no breakthrough. Even the main method of spy work is only reflected in beauty and money (in fact, this single-cell technique is also very useful for the party being exploited. Crude irony), and the skill and privacy of spy warfare work, which can mobilize a lot of adrenaline horror and suspense elements, are not prominent enough. In other words, although it is a spy war story, I thought it would be more brainstorming, but Unexpectedly, the lines are simple and not complicated, and the background of the times is not exquisite enough, so that I can't feel the Big Picture at that time after watching a few episodes. On the contrary, the mainstream American values that can be seen everywhere make people a little boring.
In addition, some bugs appear to be very young and low-intellectual, which is incompatible with the rigor of spy movies. For example: Biman's family lives opposite, Philip and his wife went out to fight monsters so many times at night, so Biman was so careful and suspicious that he didn't let go of every clue. His style, he doesn't pay attention to the in and out of the Filipino couple at all? This is really unreasonable. You need to know the layout of the Western-style House. The garages are open across the street. Just pay a little attention and you can control the movement of the door. This is the biggest loophole I have always been dangling about. In order to dispel my worries, I was wondering if there is a parking place behind the house, or there is a parking place not far away, they can walk through the back door or what's the matter, I'm trying to justify it. In the episode where Philip moved out overnight, his wife Biman actually confessed to Elizabeth that she saw Philip move away at night and slapped herself, isn't it? !
However, it is worthy of affirmation that the stalk of each episode is generally comprehensive, almost not repetitive. It should be the result of a certain amount of real material processing. Otherwise, just relying on imagination, the skills of the script writers are too difficult, and the burden is enough. The tension is also tense. At first glance, the heroine is quite amazing, much like a complex of Michelle Pfeiffer and Diane Lane (only hate A coffee). Generally speaking, the first season has mostly families and characters in the series, which somewhat delayed the "Cold War" pot of good soup.
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