Sure enough, not disappointed.
Watch carefully for the first thirty minutes, because you are explaining the background of the story. It feels like there is very little, or almost no, use of dislocation montage in this film compared to Big Smoking Gun, but the dark humor is still there.
There are two small climaxes in the middle, both with long-term background music, and the simple action can also be exciting!
The meaning of the whole story is roughly that after World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union dealt with the German Nazis together and robbed missiles. In addition to the male protagonist, there was also a British secret spy, that is, the female protagonist. I feel that the female protagonist looks a bit like Victoria, minute by minute. Kill you~
At first, the two were disliked, looked down on, showed off their skills, and despised each other. In the end, they helped each other, and the Soviet agents and British agents were also married. In the end, the American agents carried forward the characteristics of tolerance and generosity (this is the American movie), burned the missile tapes...burned...and then a senior commander appeared out of nowhere and made the three of them officially form A new squad has been created: UNCLE. With the three helplessly rolling their eyes, end.
I have to say that the shy and sullen character of the Soviet agents really won my heart! ! ! Super handsome! ! !
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