There is no need for serious analysis of this movie, and the extent to which it took the opportunity to make money after the Spring Festival is really outrageous.
At the beginning of the movie, Samuel Jackson, who plays the leader of the Ultimate Agent, keeps nagging in a Chinese restaurant to a person opposite who may want to join the Ultimate Agent, which makes me think that I have strayed into the "Pulp Fiction" set. Next, watching him keep being their ultimate agent at Amway, he reacted: Oh, it turns out that the Avengers are recruiting new people. Inner os: Secretary, where are your black clothes and blindfolds? Later, the camera was shown to the opposite side and found that it was Neymar who could not speak English, and Samuel Jackson said in a very exaggerated tone at this time, "What! You originally wanted to join the Avengers!" Only then did I realize: Oh, it turns out that this is another a movie. Then a satellite fell from the sky, and the two people are suspected to be dead. So into the main part of the story.
Next, the character played by Donnie Yen forcibly crashed into the venue of a government mysterious organization, took a mysterious device that could remotely control satellites, and disappeared, so the mysterious organization began to retrieve the former extreme agent plan to recapture this magical little box. So the camera flashed, and in a foreign country, Dad Fan appeared, living in a place with an obvious wrong background, as if he was hiding his name. In the audience, the passers-by, A, B, C, D, Wu, Ji, Geng and Xin, all looked like they had seen the big world, and their hearts did not fluctuate at all. Dad Fan showed his signboard and pretended to smile. There is a sense of speed and passion on the set.
Then Dad Fan boarded a very large plane with the mysterious organization. There were specialized scientific personnel on the plane, as well as many magical high-tech toys. At this time, my inner os: Is this "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D."? ? ? Next, Dad Fan liberated the team members that the mysterious organization had prepared for him and assembled his previous team. Among them is the role played by Wu Yifan. The character seems to be bluffing throughout the movie and disappears into the camera as soon as the shootout hits. It wasn't until the end of the film that the audience figured out the meaning of his existence: it's not okay for no one to take pictures of the things they did in the bunker and upload it to the Internet, so how could there be anyone until they were the ultimate agents of the bunker! After the team was assembled, the entire team was sent to a mysterious island by plane, learned some mysterious things, assigned some mysterious enemies, and returned the studio to the city. However, everyone is still robbing that magical little box. What follows is a series of drag racing, gunfights, fights, time scrambles, ciphers, device grabs, betrayal, dogfights, planes hitting satellites, and skydiving. My heart returned to peace: it seems that this is still a "Fast and Furious".
At the end of the movie, everyone is attending the funeral of their boss. As soon as the camera turned, Dad Fan was sitting alone on the second floor of the church, when a figure slowly walked beside him. Sure enough, it was the boss who was supposed to be lying in the coffin downstairs. At this time, the boss changed into a black suit, and the director's demeanor finally showed. I said a lot of things with Dad Fan, and I also told the audience indirectly: We can still make the fourth part! Movie ends.
Closer to home. The routines of Hollywood action blockbusters are becoming more and more similar, and the audience is a fool with too much money and nowhere to spend. Movies like this that have no IP, no plot, and no own characteristics will never be seen again in the future. I have always thought that the best "Fast and Furious" movies are four to six. But after watching "Extreme Agent 3", I began to reflect, and suddenly I could feel the invaluable value of the pure racing movie of one to three fast-moving movies. After that, the more and more popular plots emptied the soul of "Fast and Furious".
In the end, I complained about Dad Fan's acting skills, and that forced smile on his face, I really can't stand it anymore.
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