Speaking of which, the most traditional of these films is 007. Over the years, the tasks have been similar, and there must be three beauties in each film. It's really a steel cannon with iron bones and flowing water. But when I was sitting in the movie theater and watching the mexico city segment that opened on the big screen, I had to admit that it was visually exciting. More importantly, this coolness is all body language, which makes me completely forget the pain of no subtitles and hearing scum.
At the beginning of this 007, the background of the Ghost Festival parade of thousands of people was thrown away. The camera was able to switch freely from a bird's-eye view and the crowd. Bond did not come after a courteous kiss of the girl. He took off his skull suit and a slim suit. The balcony jumped onto the roof of someone else's house. The camera focused on his easy pace, watching him skip the gap between the houses and walk along the parapet wall (the outermost roof wall stack) until he came to the target point, changing guns and setting up guns. A set of rhythms, time only passed by one minute.
After that, Bond’s crowds of criminals and the hard-working helicopter series are firmly tied to the setting of this thrilling Ghost Festival parade, flying planes over the Ten Thousands of People’s Square, and watching people sweat with popcorn.
Then Sam Smith's singing rang, and I was in a play.
This film gathers all my acquaintances in my narrow movie-watching world-Christopher Woz, Andrew Scott, Léa Seydoux, Monica Bellucci, and the last one is the surprise Ben. Wei Xiao. Think about it, how can Uncle Woz and Andrew Scott, who are famous for playing bad guys, and Andrew Scott, who are famous for playing bad guys, can't play the villain's cunning and treacherous risks? But until the end of the play, I didn't see their significance.
In the "Mission Impossible" screened a few days ago, the big villain said something that the audience feels the same: You are lucky to live until now, but your luck will always be used up. In fact, Bond and Ethan have the same problem.
Bond rushed into the spectre meeting, saw Uncle Woz's large and orderly organization, and ran away easily. This orderly, harsh and brutal organization, ordered by bare hands to squeeze the eyes of the senior leaders of the meeting (this paragraph is very similar to the "Game of Thrones", the magic mountain smashes the head of the red viper), unexpectedly three times after Bond was named. Five Division Two ran out of the seemingly heavily guarded building, and only one person was sent to chase it! And just chase, no weapons, no weapons! The bad guys are so disciplined, how can they rule the world?
There was a paragraph in the organization meeting: the big boss Uncle Woz moved his head gently (with an amplitude of no more than 3cm), and the secretary approached him. Uncle Woz whispered a few words, and the secretary moved the 30cm microphone 10cm closer to him. All the content here should be related to Uncle Woz's "neuristic" personality. What happened, but what happened, the character of such a perfect villain, in the end was reduced to the situation of creeping on the ground and being slaughtered by Bond!
Not to mention that our beloved always looks like a perverted Moriarty! The combat power is negative! In the brute force grabbing the gun, he smashed the glass of MI6, and then fell down by himself. In the end, we are left with a back view of a Malaysian lying motionless.
It is said that it is pervasive! It is said that the organization is huge! It is said that there are many people! Well, rich and powerful! The villain is always like this. They lose the chain at critical moments. There are so many moments to lock the position and kill Bond. They have to drill the entire smart hole and lose the command! Do not drill once, but also drill several times! Bond threw a small watch that had no other functions except "explosion" and "watch time", and the entire desert headquarters went out of business. I feel so distressed.
The only thing that makes me happy is that this kind of drama can be watched even if my hearing is really poor. (If you don’t have subtitles, don’t watch "Bridge of Spy", okay! Take your own humiliation)
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