There is nothing new under the sun, and everything that looks new is the old dismantled and crumbled and reassembled. This movie is typical.
The structure of the film is very standard and quite satisfactory. Teasa is a beautiful woman (long hair) chatting with a wealthy businessman (a handsome Asian, writing the basis for the later). The female spy takes off her wig, jumps down, the plane takes off, and the movie opens—there's a set of clips from women's movements, a very American way of expressing feminism.
The most exciting part of the story is the game between good and evil. The who is the band guy question is full of inversions and is a huge plus. In the end, there is still a big guy behind the female boss who controls everything, and she has not yet explained who is responsible for the electricity. Do not rule out hiding a larger conspiracy.
The relationship between the characters is a bit rough, and the different characteristics of the characters show that the creator wants to distinguish them, but the difference is not very big, but it is really eye-catching. From a rookie who broke in from the outside to reveal the inside story of an industry, its high-end gorgeousness makes people stunned, but it is also popular. It's just that the previous movies have all changed from men and women to all women. But the actors are eye-catching and good-looking, and the audience has already forgiven half of them. Finally, there is another innovation. The eight-training section is placed at the end (rookies train after they have cultivated friendships after joining the team). This is also relatively rare.
The highest girl's emotional line has been a little far-fetched about her friendship with the short-haired girl. The short-haired girl's character setting is actually very interesting, but there is not enough time and space to show it. It is suspected that some episodes may have been deleted from these clips.
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