The essence of this movie is Mission: Impossible: Impossible ➕ Mary Sue.
Maybe my expectations were too high, but after reading it, I really feel okay. The heroine is constantly being turned against and then turned against again, and at the same time, she is loved by Soviet bosses, loved by American bosses, and loved by simple model colleagues. Cannon fodder love, in short, the whole world loves the heroine. Of course, the heroine's appearance and figure are indeed not to be said, and the acting skills are not really reflected, but they are also at the upper-middle level.
The second female Olga is actually Helen Miller. I really didn't see it at all. This sister is really acting like what, and she deserves to be the queen of the movie.
In fact, there are quite a lot of bugs in the plot. For example, the heroine was forced to become an agent because she became homeless after her death, but her father was a navy captain and died unexpectedly. She was quite old when she died, no matter what. Won't become homeless and go to the street, don't parents have no house and no savings? No relatives or friends? There are also big secret agents of the two countries. As professional secret agents, haven’t you seen all kinds of beautiful women? Falling in love so easily? Dangerous love, this is it! And the existence of the lesbian Maud doesn't quite understand what's the meaning, which sets off the charm of the heroine? Also, after all, the plot is from the 1990s, is it already so developed with surveillance everywhere and unlimited high-definition zoom in? And the heroine kept being a double agent during the period, killed so many people, and she killed both parties at will? And with so many dignitaries, bodyguards are useless, and they are basically hit with a single blow.
Finally, there are a lot of bed scenes, children should not watch it.
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