Guy Ritchie's output has not been high in recent years, and the quality of the film has not improved. After "Rock Gang" officially entered the big hole of Warner, and like other old British guys, officially became a blockbuster director of the big Hollywood factory. The double male protagonist of "Secret Agent" engages in the onlooker mode of the No. 1 Kiga girl, which can be seen to be based on the biggest impression left by "Sherlock Holmes" in the eyes of the audience.
The people of the rotten country do not sell rot, how can the majority of rot girls live?
To be honest, I don't like Bromance very much, and I prefer buddy friends like "Pineapple Express" to make a mess, rather than the shame of making BL press the head team to yell.
But if the biggest brightness of a movie is a straight man & straight man CP with good looks, then the movie has already been scrapped in half.
And "The Great Detective Holmes" is not just selling corruption, it has a complete script, ah no, the script, and the success of the movie box office, and the ADHD talk about Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, who can become a male god with hair, The personal charm of the two is inseparable. On top of this, the characters have a richer level, and there are points that people can continue to pay attention to. Even if the plot deviates a bit, there are still characters.
Guy Ritchie's film must have a good script to have a good effect. The slump in Sherlock Holmes 2 is the best support for this argument: it's messy, with too many glitches. This time, it's not just the characters on the screen who are impulsive and irritable, but also the audience off the screen.
The best word I can think of when it comes to "Secret Agent" is: big and small.
I don't know if it's "Mission Impossible 4" and "Skyfall Crisis", but in short, all kinds of special agent films take turns this year. The soft girl youth campus version has "Assassin Junior Girl", the coquettish and unusual "Ace Agent" from the three generations of old, middle and young people, and the female spy has "Female Spy", if you harm my son\daughter, I will beat you up "Dark Night", "Hackers" in which hackers can also fall in love; "Hitman 47", a bar code bald head that has not been released, and "Super Agent" in sunny days by Jessie Curly.
Of course, there are also solid long-cycle annuals like "Mission: Impossible 5" and "Spectre."
However, the flutter still flutters.
The word of mouth is not good, the box office is not good, no matter how you wash the floor or brush the CP, you can't cover up the bad fact.
The two leading actors of the movie, Henry Cavill, have just become famous, but their temperament has been cultivated quite well. The butt and chin are not chaotic in the face of danger, and the shiny hair adds a lot. Since it is not particularly dependent on beautiful characters, the tough lines still have a certain degree of recognition and acting skills. At least you can tell which is the little reporter from Smallville, which is the alien in his underwear, and which is the cynical big agent.
But Armie Hammer didn't make much progress.
Armie Hammer, who came out of "The Social Network", has played with many Oscar-level actors along the way due to his strong background: Xiao Lizi, the escort runner of "Hoover", and the actor of "Magic Mirror". Fat Aunt Roberts, a fan of smoky powder from The Lone Ranger. However, when it comes to "Secret Agent", it is still a soft and dull look that makes people unable to lift their spirits.
Not to mention the lack of passion and little chemistry between the two.
If this is all sparkling, you haven't seen Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law.
Armie Hammer, who is almost reduced to a street-fighting master like Tel Keqi, is really a headache.
At least Taylor Kitsch went to play the second season of "True Detective", and he did a good job.
You say you are good-looking, you say you are youthful, and the main characters of "Assassin Junior Girl" are Hailee Steinfeld and Sansha, and the villain is the beautiful young woman Jessica Alba, who is not much worse than you.
Therefore, the wishful thinking of the rotten girl is the biggest murderer to obliterate the essence of a movie.
The script of "Secret Agent" is quite boring, bickering throughout but not having any positive effect on characterization, the rhythm is unbalanced, the details are unattractive, and there are few decent action scenes. Compared with "Mission Impossible 5" and the earlier "Ace Agent" in the same period, it is not only weak, but weak.
Well, you might say, "Mission Impossible 5" has a budget of 150 million US dollars, and our "Secret Agent" only has 80 million.
Keren "Ace Agent" is also 80 million.
Good steel is used on the edge of a knife, that's how it works.
The budget of "Secret Agent" is likely to be put on the service road. Because in addition to the splendid beauty of Fuhua Dao like shooting a photo blockbuster, both the characters and the plot are like embroidered pillows, which are not useful.
Well, you may say that "Ace Agent" is an original fashion film, and "Secret Agent" is an adaptation of a TV series in the 1960s, and the mass base is not strong.
Keren's "Mission Impossible" is also an adaptation of a TV series from the 1960s and 1970s.
The gap in innovation consciousness is probably the case.
"Secret Agent" can hardly bring any freshness from childhood to adulthood. There is no bright spot in action scenes, no bright spot in special effects, no bright spot in suspense, no bright spot in small props, except for elegant bickering, which is elegant bickering.
What about the Cold War? What about the style of the era? All in the TV show.
What's left is an upgraded, 21st-century nod to the 1960s.
Of course, if you don't ask for the essence of a secret agent movie, and you are willing to look at Yan Yan, willing to see corruption and corruption, no one can stop it.
After all, "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" is also in the background of the Cold War, and it also has the US and the Soviet Union.
Some films can win awards and nominations, and some films can only be a rotten spring dream.
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