The signature style of the Bean series movies, the nonsensical plot plus the almost genius performance of Mr. Bean, a real master of comedy. The jokes in this one are still relatively cold, and they are still standard British humor, but maybe seven or eight of the 10 jokes can hit me, and with the acting bonus of the lead actor, the acting is really delicate. It can be icing on the cake.
There are not too many surprises in the plot setting. I feel that the entire crew, from the director to the screenwriter, seems to be afraid of stealing Mr. Bean's limelight. But the bland plot is laid out to make the little jokes more lively and interesting, and the interweaving of bland and interesting composes a movement that makes people laugh. The laughing point works well for me. Although there is no surprise plot, the bean humor in the film is still a point that I never get tired of watching. Bean humor has always been the soul of the Bean franchise.
From the first Bean movie to the latest Beanstalk 3, from questioning to laughing, from unfamiliar to familiar. Rowan Atkinson's performance always makes people laugh from inexplicable to natural. His performance has both the innocence of a child and a different kind of maturity. There are not too many lines, super rich expressions and exaggerated body movements play the role of Bean. Sometimes dumbfounded, sometimes winking, sometimes timid, and sometimes fearless, this is my Mr Bean, our Mr Bean!
When the lights were turned on at the end of the movie, I saw many people with joy and smiles on their faces. For many people, Mr. Bean is still Mr. Bean. The happiness he brings to the audience is not complicated and simple. This is probably the original intention of comedy. After washing away the lead, Rowan Atkinson has entered middle-aged and old age. Do you want to know about the life of Agent Bean? Then go to the cinema to enjoy his screen posture!
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