The day before watching this film, an unexpected incident happened. The United States suddenly attacked Syria. The next day the United States said that it had notified Russia. Russia said that the United States only notified five minutes before the air strike, which is meaningless. If the United States and Russia join forces to fight terrorist organizations, will the tragic Syria change from the once thriving life to the current state of ruin, and will the people of Syria change from living and working in peace and contentment to being displaced today? I also thought about visiting the ancient city of Damascus, one of the oldest cities in the Middle East, built in the 3rd century BC, but now it is devastated and lifeless.
The background of the film is 1963, when the President of the United States was Kennedy, and his image is a suit, suave and suave. Thinking about Solo, it seems a little bit like this. I was curious to find out that the then Soviet leader was Khrushchev. Does the ruthless tough guy Illya have his shadow? And the film softens the character through Gaby.
The first meeting of the two male protagonists was sword, light, sword and shadow. Solo let Illya see that he was more powerful than what was introduced in the information, and Illya also aroused Solo's interest to find out who he was. The first fight between the two powerhouses left a deep impression on each other, but they were still wary of each other. When they went to steal nuclear materials, they showed each other their skills [must be mentioned first, the soundtrack of this movie is a must. For example, in this episode, Solo wants to open the library door. It's like dancing in front of a security door. The cooperation between the two made me not roll my eyes at such a handsome show], and the signs of cooperation began to appear. After being discovered, Illya tried to escape with Solo in a speedboat, but Solo jumped out of the boat and hid in a van, drinking, listening to music and eating bread. Illya's speedboat chase was shown through the car window, creating a car open air. The atmosphere of the theater [I also mention the soundtrack, the outside is obviously a fierce chase scene, but the music is slow singing, Solo watched the explosion scene, started the truck, the soundtrack is very in line with the calmness and ease he has always shown]. From here, the two male protagonists have had a life-threatening friendship. The next day, Gaby "betrayed" them, and the first thing Illya, who managed to escape, did was to find Solo's location and rescue him. They changed from being on guard against each other at first to fighting side by side [Let me mention the soundtrack, from entering the fortress to the off-road chase, the soundtrack here is fast-paced and very emotional, and the changes in the plot development make people appreciate this game that will definitely win. Chase, not worry about nervousness, although a rollover fight followed]. In the end, of course, they defeated the bad guys, and they burned the disks that contained the weapon information. No country can get it, and no country can control the world, and they have to continue to cooperate to beat the bad guys.
After watching the whole film, I think the director made a beautiful fantasy. The two male protagonists represent their respective countries. They are both strong, the United States and the Soviet Union are both strong countries. Fighting monsters, Europe (the director is British) in the middle does not need to be afraid of the Soviet Union at that time, the expansion of Russia today, nor the burden of NATO, let alone the influx of refugees, and can enjoy the powerful A powerful combination of protection.
However, in reality, Syria is a tragic example of the failure of the two powers to cooperate to fight monsters.
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