The movie kicked off when the agents at the Budapest Railway Station failed to hijack the nuclear bomb launch code, and then Atango made a grand debut in a Russian prison. After the prison made a big fuss, Atango successfully escaped from prison. After Tom and his companions sneaked into the Kremlin and failed to intercept the nuclear bomb launcher, Tom was faced with a situation where there were chasing Russian police and strong enemies in front of multinational terrorists. He led other agents to Dubai for peacekeeping and anti-terrorism. .
On the world’s tallest Burj Khalifa, Tom performed the most thrilling climax of the movie. Climbing the Burj Khalifa. Rock climbing has always been a very important element in the "Disc on Disc" series. Older action star. Although the Burj Khalifa failed to stop the terrorist nuclear bomb password transaction, Atang Ge insisted on driving and chasing the terrorists in the sandstorm, all the way to India. In the end, Atang Ge completely smashed the terrorist conspiracy to launch a nuclear bomb in a parking lot in a downtown area of India.
From the beginning of the movie, a glamorous assassination was staged at the Budapest railway station, to the escape from the Russian prison riots, to the high-tech theft in the Kremlin, the rock climbing on the Burj Khalifa, the fast chasing car in the sandstorm, and the race against time in the Indian parking lot. . The storyline of the movie is coherent and thrilling, with an action climax every ten minutes without any urine points. High-tech is no longer a 007 agent's patent, the high-tech in the movie is really countless. Tom's victory this time, Apple's mobile phone BMW also made great contributions.
Now the outstanding action spy war movies are only Tom’s "Disc on Disc", Matt Damon's "The Bourne Spy", and Greer's "007" are more exciting. Maintaining world peace, ensuring the safety of people's lives and property, crushing hegemonism, disintegrating shady transactions, and eliminating terrorists and downing dictators depend on three of them.
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