After many years, I accidentally watched it again, and I was still fascinated. This is probably a classic that fits my mind.
Brandon Fraser is so handsome in the movie. When protecting the heroine, he gave up his life and forgot to die. The strong kiss on the prison railing made people see the taste of cynicalism.
There is really no resistance to the O'Connor he created.
He is not an invincible and unstoppable hero, but a flesh-and-blood character who will shrink when he encounters difficulties and fear in the face of fear.
He is not the incarnation of complete justice. He is also fascinated by wealth, and fascinated by beauties, occasionally playing a little clever, "borrowing" tools from American friends, and feeling like he is dying, he will "find something for himself" Do".
The most important thing is that he lives very thoroughly and unrestrainedly. Life is the most important thing to him. Therefore, at the critical moment of the collapse of the final pyramid, he was the most sober in his heart when he first thought about the treasure hunt in Egypt. He dragged away Evelyn and Johnson, and tried to rescue the little boy who had harmed him twice.
Sigh again, he is really good at teasing girls. First, I used a strong kiss to make the girl feel uncomfortable. The last kiss in the movie, after the kiss, she still nuzzled the girl, ah, the blood tank is empty.
Rachel Weisz is very beautiful, the Egyptian veil suit not only makes the hero watch dumb, probably the audience will watch it dumb.
The two are very right in the film. So in the third part, I changed the heroine, and it was really awkward to watch.
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