I searched for a bunch of spy movies in my mind. Except for pure commercial movies such as 007, Mission Impossible, and King's Man, they are as exciting as the American drama "Homeland Security", and as subtle as the British drama "Cambridge Wind and Cloud", "The Potter, Tailor, and Soldier" , Spy" and so on, both the screenwriter and the protagonist's acting skills in this drama are beyond the reach.
The plot is blunt, deliberate, and illogical, and the protagonist is invincible all the way.
It’s fine if you steal the prince’s phone and don’t return it. All the boss’s women (3) have to open their minds to Mr. Pine, not spitting out secrets; the original article is a weak scholar (don’t tell me anything about Iraqi war veterans, it’s really hard to tell ), being recruited by Ms. Bur in a few words can stimulate the potential of violence and make a big fuss in Devon; the so-called second evil person in the world is just fighting, "killing" someone, f**k passers-by and absconding That's it; although the mountainous land may be simple and honest, the black boss who is in the drug distribution business is so persuaded. Qianglong is still afraid of local snakes. He is beaten by a stranger and is at the mercy of him!
What's more, Ms. Bur didn't have the smartest arms dealer's house that even Mao couldn't touch for 10 years! Have! See! frequency! Supervise! control! ! The secret room used the most traditional way, and left the keys randomly. Boss, how much do you trust the beauty who sleeps in the same bed?
The veteran honestly worked as a hotel manager for 5 years. After seeing you, he suddenly robbed him. Then he went crazy and went back to the UK to kill and was wanted globally. He happened to be in your place. The screenwriter’s brain was burned out. Big boss, you Don’t doubt it’s all for you?
I thought that at the end of EP05, Mr. Pine was arranged to return to the Cairo hotel where he concealed his resume. He would be exposed and abused. Waiting to watch the big show, I didn’t expect that, except for the chef brothers, I didn’t run into an acquaintance; even the old boss. Hamid did not recognize him because EP01 kept his head down when facing the pine tree, so he did not recognize him. Sure enough, the halo body protector is invincible!
Finally, I have to talk about Dousen, knowing that because of "War Horse" (2011), he feels plain about the officer who was killed in action.
Later, there were "Henry Ⅳ" and "Henry Ⅴ" of "The Hollow Crown" (2012). The in-play part of Prince Hal and John Falstaff in "Henry IV" was indeed brilliant, with the Oscar actor Uncle Jeremy Irons (Jeremy Irons, Jeremy Irons) is also very interesting in the rivalry, which shows that this Eaton and Cambridge graduate must have acting skills.
But at this point, I don’t understand why he interpreted this way. Except for the details of the work such as stealing into the secret room and recording information with the ability to remember, the rest (about 95% of the space) communicates with people, various listening, communiion, Talk and f**k are basically plain tone + facial paralysis or even misty expression, and then with (sometimes slightly embarrassing) iconic laugh (sound) as a silent response. EP01 took the initiative to seduce his Middle Eastern beauties, isn't it judged that he is multi-faceted! Consistent tone, expression, and reaction are called multi-facetedness?
In addition to fighting with the compelling Corky, fighting to the flesh, the other action scenes are basically soy sauce not resisting and letting him hit, and he is a little bit weak, or he is protecting the vital points and letting others hit.
Fine, if the tone, facial paralysis, and smirk are all caused by character limitations, and the spy must be happy and angry, and cannot be easily understood by others, why should he and Jed flirt with each other? The only superficial explanation I can think of is Dou Sen's interpretation of "too" complicated characters and lack of skill.
PS: Speaking of "Henry IV", I think of "The Borgias" (2011) and "The White Queen" (2013). The actor David Oakes, the second son of Juan, who plays the role of Uncle Tie, happens to be the second brother of the real son of Uncle Tie, who is also related to Uncle Tie's family, and is also the second child of the brothers. They are also brothers. Cruelly killed and even drowned in the same way, is this really a coincidence?
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is exactly the same period of "London Spy", the opening is also Small personal MV style, close-up one by one. The lonely Danny dropped his phone and did a bridge jump. Perhaps it was the caring tone and look in the eyes, or the gentleness that wiped away the tears from the corners of his eyes. The water bag of the strange man and his figure made the fragile, sensitive and self-protective Danny ripple again. Just one or two minutes of detail display and precise grasp of the actors are enough to kill "Night Shift Manager" in seconds. Both dramas also use a lot of facial close-ups, one is boring, and the other is full of information. Even the beautiful scenery, it will be aesthetically tired for ten years!
There are also some naked boat scenes, but after watching "London Spy", you can understand that EP01's boat scene plays an indispensable role in the development of the plot. On the other hand, "Night Shift Manager", even if all 3 ox scenes and tremors are cut off. Mori’s naked sleeping scenes, bathing scenes, and trousers taking off scenes include body-measuring scenes, and they are performed in a blank or implicit way (that is, it is not that these episodes of fucking are not explained. It is understandable to use the body as a weapon, but it is not necessary to have a naked body. ?), does not affect the plot at all, so the latter is purely for commercial purposes. The sacrifice of the elite (not derogatory) is indeed large enough.
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