Throughout the past ten years of movies and American TV dramas "Mission Impossible", "UNCLE", "24", "007", the selling point is that the agents are so brave that "even though thousands of people go to the ground", with cool high-tech And love is rotten and cute, BS can't avoid some tacky selling points, but on the whole, it is an attempt to seriously describe the working style and life of modern Western intelligence personnel, and the theme is also to disclose the consistent means and various methods of the CIA authorities at all costs to achieve their goals. Kind of a dirty deal.
The main line is the male protagonist Daniel looking for Thomas Shaw, the inner ghost who leaked CIA secrets, but the screenwriter revealed the answer not long after the beginning. It can be seen that the attraction of this film is not suspense and truth, but trying to use a magnifying glass to see the next one in the morbid system. The variety of small stations. The drama describes the work and life choices of five or six agents, their entanglements and their efforts, but what they get in return is the harm the system has done to them.
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Many people think that the ending of E10 is very rushed. I don’t agree with it very much. First of all, if the show is cut off, the ending will inevitably be scribbled, but the part where the E10 team works together to get the hard drive is the first episode. It just aired, which shows that the screenwriter has not changed the script, and the second season has long been renewed. Maybe it was because the rhythm in front was too slow, and in the end it suddenly became tense and everyone was not used to it.
Admire Hector's casting, Ifans really looks vicissitudes to the extreme hahaha. His several heart-to-heart talks with Daniel and several rival scenes with Julian really showed his disgust for the CIA and sometimes his helplessness over the status quo in a very profound way.
As for Daniel…………………………You can just look at the face-. —To
be honest, I don’t really blame the uncle’s acting skills, but the role of Daniel really has nothing to explore. The mistakes made ten years ago, the guilt after getting Hector’s cover and promotion, and nothing else, but maybe this This is also the special place of this show. Everyone thinks that CIA agents operate like Faker, but they are just ordinary people except for superhuman forbearance and courage.
The role of Esther, I want to marry! Actor Mina's temperament is so beautiful that it explodes, and the characters' inner entanglement and adherence to principles make people feel emotional. She had told Daniel before that, in her eyes, Germany's interests took precedence over her personal feelings. In E10, when Hans taunted her for falling in love with Daniel, she told Hans that she had always loved him, but after seeing Hans doing dirty deals like the Americans that endangered German interests, she resolutely killed Hans and sat in the car to hold back tears I was applauded there. And she warned Daniel earlier not just because she had feelings for him, but more because she didn't agree with this kind of lifeless practice to cover up dirty deals. All in all, 100 likes for this character!
I also appreciate the stationmaster and deputy stationmaster. One is dedicated to promotion and the other is eager to be recognized. They all almost went astray because of this, but when they saw a member of the team in crisis, they did their best. pay for the team. That phone call from the stationmaster to his superiors after Clare's kidnapping, vowing to find the detective and resigning afterwards, was really touching. Clare, a girl with strength that she shouldn't have at her age, and Hector's seemingly casual love, but in the end they found that they both cared a lot. The only thing I don't like is Valerie. The same is true for this guy's previous role in Murder. I don't know if it's the actor's problem or the script. He will always have an expression and tone that the whole world owes her, looking very annoying.
At the end of the first season, every character that appears is very full. Whether it is the search for T.Shaw or the progress of the investigation of terrorists, the process is very real and interlocking. The progress of the first eight episodes was slow, because the main line did not lead everyone to find out who T.Shaw was, but wanted to let the audience understand why T.Shaw did what he did before revealing the reason why T.Shaw appeared. At the end of the two episodes, the tension is tight but not rushed. All the branch lines converge. At the end of the event, all the people are no longer the same as before. There are no winners, and some just change.
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