If it weren't for the Coen brothers' name and disliked their film noir style, I would certainly not walk into this movie easily. This type of social allegory is a bit pediatric. Frankly speaking, whoever lives in this world is under pressure, so everyone is looking for ways to reduce pressure. The problem is that if the way of decompression is too exaggerated, it is probably not funny, but grandstanding.
The pace of this part is much faster and there are more dialogues, but it is still a multi-line complex narrative and an absurd but true plot design. The difference is that he has lost the implicit and forbearance inside, and turned to a more external joke. It is not included in the list of the main works of the Coen brothers, which may be related to the texture of similar Hollywood spy films. But people just want to satirize Hollywood, don't you think that even the music of this movie is so black and humorous?
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