After watching the whole film, my personal feelings about this film are as follows:
1. After "Thunder Valley", the film once again moved the stage to the East of Asia. It turned out that the 007 series had already been filmed in Macau before "The Sky Fall". . . . .
2. The plot of the story is relatively concentrated, there is no big conspiracy that is earth-shattering, there are no multiple reversals usually seen in spy movies (in fact, the whole series does not have this feature), and there is no literary and artistic fanfare that slows down the rhythm by moaning without illness. Plot (this point must be critically criticized for "Quantum Crisis", "Falling from the Sky", and "Ghost Party"). The whole film closely revolves around the duel between Bond and the big BOSS Golden Gun Man, and "Saruman" Christopher Lee's acting skills are indeed good enough.
3. The villain with the Golden Gun is the character closest to Bond in terms of personal combat effectiveness and combat characteristics, the same precise marksmanship, the same responsiveness, the same self-confidence and conceit, the same secretive character, and even some Own unique pull wind ride (speeding car), can be described as another dark version of 007. In the final duel, combined with the setting of the scene, Bond pretended to be a wax figure to kill the Golden Gunner, which in a sense meant that Bond himself defeated himself. The dwarf squad can also be regarded as a more distinctive villain in the whole series, and the final fight with Bond brings a sense of joy.
4. The Bond girl in this movie is extremely boring, and her appearance is N blocks worse than Jane Seymour in the last movie "Life and Death". The only characteristic is a stupid, a work. The No. 1 Bond Girl, Miss Goodnight, may be the most stupid Bond girl in the entire series. No, even the most stupid girl character setting. Bond has been unconsciously pitted countless times. If it weren’t for the protagonist’s aura, I believe Bond would have been pitted to death. . Another one secretly provokes a duel between the Golden Gunner and Bond because he is afraid of the Golden Gunner (the bullet that Bond received was sent by her at first, making Bond think that the Golden Gunner is coming to kill him, so he focused on the Golden Gunner. People, leading to a duel between the two. If it weren’t for the Golden Gunner who minded a task of Bond, the Golden Gunner would be a completely innocent passerby). As a result, after going to bed with Bond, he was sent by Bond to steal something and was killed. He also died by himself. It is worth mentioning that this Bang girl also starred in the "Eight Claw Girl" in "The Eight Claw Girl". I feel that with the performance of this film, I can't understand why I can play two Bang girls. Is it because the film party can't find a good-looking vase NS?
5. The stupid police officer from the previous movie continues to appear in this film, of course, the performance is to continue to be stupid, not very funny. As for the action drama, the action scene is relatively simple because of the setting of the plot structure. Except for the final Western-style duel, there are two chase scenes. One part of the boat chase has been used in "Life and Death", and this one has not yet played new tricks, and the level of excitement is far less than "Life and Death". Driving a 360-degree rotating and flying over the broken bridge, but it is only more fancy. In Roger Moore's seven 007 movies, this one can be said to lack highlights in terms of action scenes.
6. In my mind, although the action of this film is not as good as the Bang girls, the plot is still better than the mommy in "Fall of the Sky", and there should be no doubt that it ranks before the "Fall of the Sky". But compared to the popular Bond girl Michelle Yeoh in "Empire Tomorrow" and the exciting action scenes in it, this film is far inferior, so it ranks 14th out of 24 in the series after "Empire Tomorrow".
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