Funny is so smarter than the bad guy that he has built a transmitter that can only emit signals if he keeps his hand on it all the time. Perhaps the conspiracy had already succeeded with the light switch.
The old agent came out of the church after so many battles and even talked to the funny guy face to face, just to eat that gun. Children know that they have to run through the back door when they see a bad guy.
The little agent has clairvoyance knowing that his mother and his sister are at home now, and they called to lock the bathroom door. Why do you lock the bathroom? Can't you just drop the phone? Faced with the large forces, the small agent chose to wear a brand-name suit and hold a low-quality umbrella gun that was shot through by a sniper rifle. This is clearly aimed at being cool. When the little agent burned his eyebrows, he didn't want to save others, but he was eyebrows with the girl.
The secret service team is also insane. Since we all know the plan of the funny villain, why not broadcast it directly to the world and let everyone drop their phones? Go and fight with funny villains? It's nothing more than rushing, saving the good guys and then a nuclear bomb goes over to make the teasing better than the bad guys? Do you have to let the little agent go and play against the bad guys?
This film, to be honest, has the same level of screenwriting as the domestic anti-Japanese drama. Why is it said that Matt Damon starred in the "Bourne Shadows" series of classics? The characters in this movie are smarter than the other. You can't find any loopholes. This is the real life of an agent.
But it doesn't matter, I didn't go for the plot originally, I went to listen to England and punk.
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