Unexpectedly, at the age of 63, Mr. Bean still contributed a comedy performance with vitality and British humor in this film. I vaguely remember Guo Degang's teasing about the uselessness of Bean's coming to China in the finals of "The Third Season of Happy Comedians". At that time, Bean seemed to be outdated. After watching the movie, I felt that Mr. Bean was much younger. It's hard to imagine that the last movie "Agent Bean 2" was 11 years old. In a blink of an eye, the seven-year itch has passed. In the past seven years, Chinese comedy films have undergone earth-shaking changes, breaking records and creating miracles. After getting used to the satirical sketches in recent years, it seems that it is really necessary to go back to the basics to find the bean-style comedy of childhood. After getting used to eating twist, it is time to change back to bean buns. This is not another brainless brushing of feelings, but a long-lost happiness and joy. Although this is a sequel, it really does not need to make up homework. Because this is completely a solo show of Mr. Bean. Just make up the former Mr. Bean brain into a British noble MI7 agent. Anyone who has seen the movie may feel that the plot of the movie is weak, and the villain is even weaker. But this is a comedy, and there's really no need to think about anything from it. It's a good choice to go to the cinema to let yourself go after this fucking workday. When it comes to movies about secret agents, like the familiar British secret agents, such as 007 and the ace secret agent, Agent Bean also surprisingly likes to use a variety of secret agent props in it. The best prop this time is probably the VR glasses. After the Cold War, it seems that there are really no need for so many agents, so in recent years, the agents in the movies have become more and more idle. Without enemies, either the identity crisis has become a murder weapon, or internal conflicts are killing people. Even sent to protect the environment and promote economic exchanges. Fortunately, this time I finally found a crisis that is more advanced with the times, that is, the Internet crisis. It's also a stark contrast to old-fashioned Britain. Mr. Bean is one of the representatives. After going through a series of crooked fights and inexplicable shit luck, he was able to fulfill his mission and successfully complete the mission. If you really want to see something, it can only be said that the British have given up the pride and restraint of the empire where the sun never sets, and can begin to laugh at themselves easily. Finally complained: But the United Kingdom still hacked a handful of American agents, otherwise how could there be a guy named Jason?
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