Five-flower pleated

Duncan 2022-03-20 09:01:28

For many minutes after the opening, all I could notice was the five or six crow's feet at the corners of Tom Cruise's eyes, the cracks at the corners of Diaz's eyes when he burst into laughter, and the wrinkles in her under-eye bags from the heavy eyeballs.
The sound effects of the theater are very heavy, and the plane passing through the airflow is exaggerated like an earthquake.

These two are super big international superstars, so on the film layout of Beijing Sanlitun Meijia Cinema, it is written as "top blockbuster".
Top custard, top wrinkle close-up.
This Chinese translation is quite...awesome and righteous, but the plot itself is actually a very light-hearted spy war. It's a light-hearted joke, but also a laugh.
I don't know if it's because of the editing, Tom's skill seems so agile.
Why is it called knight and day? Can't figure it out.
I love that over and over "with me, without me, with me, without me."
I also love that Cameron Diaz said I can fix a six-speed shifter even in the dark with a pair of pliers and a wrench box.
These plot settings that complement each other are very empathetic.

It would be dull and drowsy if it weren't for those well-calculated gunfights, chases, and fights coming at the right time.

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Extended Reading

Knight and Day quotes

  • Roy Miller: We lost the pilots.

    June Havens: Where did they go?

    Roy Miller: Well, they were, uh... shot.

    June Havens: Who shot them?

    Roy Miller: Well, um, me.

    June Havens: [starts cracking up] Ha! This is great!

    Roy Miller: [laughs sarcastically] Well, I'm glad you're taking this so well.

    [stands up and walks to the cockpit]

    June Havens: Where are you going?

    Roy Miller: To land the plane. Put on your seatbelt, please.

  • June Havens: [runs into the cockpit] They're all dead out there!

    [Looks around]

    June Havens: They're all dead in here, too!

    Roy Miller: Oh, hi, come in!