In the Mission: Impossible series, the IMF team is always put to death by its own government. The fifth episode is more obvious: in the eyes of intriguing politicians, loyal agents are nothing more than pawns and chips that can be sacrificed at any time. The male protagonist is chased and killed by her boss, and the female protagonist is used by her boss to be ecstatic.
So this is really a good choice. Everyone found this option very attractive, including the heroine, comrades-in-arms, and me in front of the screen.
Except Ethan. None of these three policies were chosen. His choice is to fight the big villain to the end.
why. Is it because the villain hurt his self-esteem, he wants revenge? The big villain killed his little fan, he wants revenge? Or pure patriotic enthusiasm?
It's a pity that Ah Tang's acting skills are too bad, and he didn't show up for such a good opportunity.
In addition, the car chase scene is like one.
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