As a big Swedish 007-style production, compared with Hollywood's 007, it lacks a little bit of shock and rapid tracking. The plot is embodied in a variety of human care and silent thinking. It is more like a mixed-race film of action + plot, constantly revolving around the emotional entanglement between the country and the individual. In the face of national interests, any individual should sacrifice the ego to achieve the greater ego. Although this is a matter of course, it is not easy to do. Even as a trained agent, he has the painful side of wandering personally.
If the male protagonist’s charming blue eyes are attracted enough, the messy and cluttered many country relations and the more counter-attack of killing his girlfriend in the film can be ignored. We only need to quietly appreciate the Swedish gentleman. A man just pretends to be cool and handsome. From time to time, it is accompanied by a few cool fights and intelligent escapes, which demonstrates the Swedish demeanor that is different from Atangge, Pierce Brosnan, and Liam Nissen.
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