I haven't seen Johnny Deep's Deadly Companion, but I think this one is very good.
My two favorite details:
chasing and falling down the capsule in the stairwell, Feng Suo lay down to pick up the medicine, and found that the stairs were shaking. At that time, together with the protagonist, they knew that the chasing person was approaching. This indirect way of knowing is the suspense that makes people feel empathy~~
When the final climax revealed his identity, the male protagonist just said: I am here. Then "bing" once again, and the heroine knew it together. Sophie Marceau's eyes at that time! Good acting ah ah ah.
There are certain details. For example, when Sophie Marceau was forced to confess, other police officers were so outraged that they wanted to leave, and old police detectives gritted their teeth and said they wanted to catch the male protagonist, etc. In the end the bad guys were killed. The male protagonist left the ledger and drove to freedom with the female protagonist (oops, hypocritical). These are all in line with what I like about right and wrong. So I am very happy to see this movie.
In the end, the safe that the male protagonist identified with his fingerprints indirectly told the audience that he was indeed the one chased by countless people. (Invincible likes the feeling of knowing indirectly, and it has a lot of resonance.) When the male protagonist was injured and went to the hospital, the news broadcast on TV was introducing planes that could fool missiles by launching something fake. Is it a small tip?
The male protagonist's left eye seems to be a little drooping, but it is very manly.
Sophie Marceau ah ah ah ~ I have nothing to say. Compared with her when she first kissed, when she saw the smile lines, she still thought, oh my. Probably because I think she is the kind of feeling that exudes the fragrance of grass and spring. The current charm and temperament can still be distributed in gestures, replacing some of the original flavors.
The money laundering method between Bermuda and France was applied to the film, and it seems that the screenwriter has an accounting savvy oh.
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