I turned to this movie because of Ma Qiang. When I saw Colin and Matthew Vaughan, I decided that I must watch this movie. Unexpectedly, it was released in mainland China. Although it was a bit late, I would like to praise Matthew's great conscience in the industry with my favorite IMAX 2D format. The main line of the story is basically that you know the result when you see the character and the beginning, and the novelty and style can only be found from the minor details. Therefore, a few action scenes are great, so this movie is great, imdb top250 shows that the audience really bought it.
Eggsy, the actor, and his father is Lancelot (this code name went really fast, I am a little worried about Roxy sister). Although he is a gangster, his IQ ability is superb. The whole movie is almost his growth history. One recommender one A mentor and a partner escorted him. I chose a cute pug as my puppy, also called JB. During Harry's coma, the two cute creatures grew and looked more like each other, which led me to think that Rggsy was also like a cute pet, even though he was actually very tough.
Harry, Eggsy's father figure, recommender, awesome field agent, habitually late. The background of this character actually doesn't have anything, but Colin is really suitable for suits. Fighting is really cool, no matter what you do. And Colin played the role of a tailor again, huh.
Merlin, the one who really opened the whole movie was him, with high skill points and a large amount of skill. The machine gun can be used to fire the plane, the system can train the newcomer, and the field organization can take action. Full of possessiveness (this is my gun!), all kinds of complaints, really like a great mage. Originally the character had a Welsh accent, but Ma Qiang changed it to a Scottish accent.
(I confess, I would think of TTSS when I saw Mark and Colin in this movie. Although the field and office fell a bit. But after watching KTSS, I actually didn't have any CP in my mind. There was more publicity than the movie itself. JQ.)
In fact, the structure of the villain may be the weakest link in the whole movie. Valentine was an industrialist who wanted to save the earth/humanity. He gave speeches everywhere but the general public was not aware of the problem, so he named himself Noah, paly god, and carried out a human elimination plan? I jumped a bit fast in the middle. And after Merlin set off the heads of so many "important people", the humans he hoped to keep were gone, and it didn't make much sense to continue his mutual destruction plan. Moreover, the whole behavior, he has no short-term benefits, even if it succeeds, the surviving people worship him, and then? Without population support, too many things are useless. In fact, this role reminds me of Octopus played by Samuel L. Jackson in The Spirit.
In fact, the costume of the whole movie can be regarded as a protagonist, especially when Galahad and Merlin are two long-legged movable hangers. Their dress is almost a Gentleman engraved on it to remind you. And the clothes of the villain Valentine's are on the street style, inviting others to dinner and McDonald's, the style is conspicuous. Eggsy is the transition from the street to the Savile Row style. What he wears can basically indicate his current state and identity. Arthur's pink/blue striped tie is very conspicuous. In a still, Merlin is wearing this tie in Arthur's place, which can be a hint that he has taken King's class.
Although it's a comic adaptation, I don't believe that so many complaints about James Bond are all comic settings! The whole movie spit out blockbusters and various intelligence agencies from beginning to end. From the candidates (mostly high-class figures, except Niu Jian said St. Ann and Durham are because they are old?), to the name of the organization, to the moji of hero and villain, to the initials of 007, Xiaoqiang and Byrne, and even Martini didn't let it go. In fact, I really want to see what Matthew will do with 007. It is actually quite interesting to watch directors of different styles shoot the same series.
This film should be R-rated in North America. I actually like this film the most, and it’s not too restrictive to look at it. Although the church was cut for 5 minutes in the version released in China, although the whole film is basically no blood, the fact that this sentence can have three discriminatory words of FUCK/FUCKING, Nigger, prick, and queer all over the sky completely betrays its essence. This is definitely the movie I've seen the most fuck in the theater, and the translation hasn't turned it out, and it has a lot of flavor.
Audiovisual, two paragraphs are really beautiful. One section is a church scene that has been cut out, and the whole scene is shot to the end. With Free Bird, it is almost horrible. The other section is a headshot firework scene with Land of Hope and Glory as the background. This song is often set on fireworks at large-scale events. The timing and format of the movie is really amazing. Gazellz's action arrangement is very good, and the weapon is also very awesome and innovative. And the girl, like Merlin, is also technically fluent. In fact, she is quite a badass role in the whole film.
At the beginning of this year, I started looking forward to three special agent-themed movies. This is one; The Man from UNCLE, which was directed in August, is one; and 007: Spectre, which was directed by the door in November. Without Layer Cake made by Matthew, it is estimated that there would be no James Bond played by Daniel Craig, and there would be Ben Whishaw in the movie. The British movie circle is not big.
BTW, it is said that Ma Qiang has acted as agents of many nationalities. In fact, I want to say that the types of work he has acted in are very complete, enough to form an organization. He has played the boss (the Jordanian intelligence chief of lies, the MI6 boss of imitating the game), the attendant agent (the TTSS scalping team leader), and the management (the CIA who hunted Osama bin Laden). The office is resident in the big boss of the Civil Logistics Department.
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