Same feeling, dear!" Just like when I watched Batman, I basically pretended to be a fan and queued up to buy tickets without seeing the previous movie. But the scene of 007 is bigger than that of Batman. It’s the first time I saw a half-hour show starting at 10:30 in the morning, and a notice was posted saying: All the other tickets were sold out, but we still had a few tickets for the show at 9:30 in the evening. That's 12 o'clock noon! Okay, I changed a movie theater a day later, lined up like a security check, walked through various S-shapes, and finally bought a ticket, and found that it was basically full.
I started to get excited from the commercials I played with my classmates, because what? Because the commercials are all 007, watches, cars... The most impressive is a beer commercial, all of which are big-name guest appearances. I wonder how much this commercial has cost. Money~
Anyway, Bond still appeared on time in the feature film. After driving an excavator to crush several cars on the train, he landed in the carriage still very handsomely and continued to fight the enemy.
I saw some people say that there are all kinds of corruption in this 007, but I haven't taken it seriously. When I watched it, I found that this movie is not an ordinary corruption. There are only a few male pairs in total, relying on the convenience of the job, and the cat. Also, it’s more straightforward with the bad guy Boss. At
first I thought it was just the big Boss teasing or something, but I didn’t expect that 007 was so easy to let go. People said that he could experience the first time. When I felt it, he actually said how did you know this is my first time~~~ (I might remember the line wrong, but it probably means that~) The
audience is messy! ! !
There is wood and rotten red fruit! ! !
BTW, there are still a lot of laughs in this movie, big or small, it can be a look or a bulldog.
Still want to watch it again.
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