can only be defeated by time

This movie is the happiest movie I've seen recently, not the joy of the story, but the joy of the spiritual core. I find that when people make a last-ditch effort for something, their mood is either hopeless and tragic, or cheerful and relaxed, or sometimes both, although there are tragic moments in this film, but more It is joy and relaxation. Such a tone is very in line with the characteristics of these late retired agents. After a lifetime of bullets, can they be willing to be defeated by time? So once they have the opportunity to show their talents again, they will naturally be happier and more relaxed, because at their age there is no such thing as failure.
People will eventually be "beaten" by time. And the existence of these old agents is to show their young opponents that sooner or later you will be eroded by time like me, but what you can't do is that I am different from you, because I can only "beaten" by time. So their young opponents are in such an awkward situation that they can't really beat these old agents, and even if they do, it's a matter of time and has nothing to do with them. In this way, although the old agents were eroded by time and moved slowly, they were also "sheltered" by time and stood in an "invincible position". What's more, these old-fashioned guys are not vegetarian. Would you say that under such a tone, the whole film could not be in a cheerful mood? Just suffering for those young agents.
The film has gathered a group of considerable old actors, and Bruce Willis, a veteran tough guy, is responsible for most of the action scenes in the film, although it is no longer comparable to his "Die Hard" peak. , but in this film of the "old man" going berserk, there is a sense of surprise, especially the scene where he walked out of the rotating police car and shot was so cool! That's a bit of an old man's carnival! Morgan Friedman is also getting more and more popular as he gets older. Although in this action movie, he has almost no other action scenes except for turning the chair and shooting, but his performance makes up for these shortcomings, and all the scenes that make him appear. Can make people look at it with relish.
And our Queen Helen is still elegant in the movie, but this time she plays a female agent who elegantly carries a big sniper and a heavy machine to shoot at the junior agents while complaining. Is it subversive enough? But subversion is the hallmark of this film, so there's no fuss about it. And most of the funny and funny sections in the film are done by John Malkovich. He can be regarded as an old urchin!
A gorgeous counterattack by an old agent was born in this way! When the old enemy of time came to face, they happily started their last fight!

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