TG Junbacheng is a fan of old movies, not to mention the old-fashioned Hollywood blood in Dupliciy's bickering lines, this can be regarded as Michael Clayon's sister film, the source It's still a spy film from the 1970s? But people of my generation should have traveled to the adaptation of Grisham's novel.
Bart, several Grisam film directors were filming spy wars in the 1970s. that few?
2. clayton and too many similarities, the iconic tones how wrong too, no matter how long the opening in the Snowy Mountains (snow-capped mountains part'd go through to the Bernese 1), an instant that I love blue It is the background color, and occasionally the golden color comes in. It's
just that Clooney is replaced by Reina, oh, no, Norton.
3. A middle-aged man with deep bags under his eyes and a haggard face, Norton-kun looks like a normal human being called Can, people like me who have a weird aesthetic look at it with relish. This is called cooked, and it is called old wine. Please.
Although Mrs. Weisz has a vase, she has a special sense of presence. As for the dwarf with a stubborn face, that is smoking! h! o!t!
Three middle-aged actors, big bonus points.
4. The car chase scene at the end is frighteningly long. It's not that the bonus points are minus points. There are even more scenes that can almost be seen as stand-ins. Poor Renner has so many scenes of himself going into battle. , it's not as dazzling as
this. The
filming of this scene is really so-so, I guess Mr. TG should be handed over to the technical department. 5. There are bright spots . It's too nb! And! It seems to be in person, not a stand-in! How did you shoot it? Did you make a special account?
All the close-ups of JR's face are highlights. Every time such pictures appear, I really want to get up and kiss his little lips ...
View more about The Bourne Legacy reviews
