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So so so so so
Hollie 2022-03-19 09:01:02
Is 007 stagnating? The whole show seems to be relatively mediocre, with little success. The plot is so weak that it is almost mentally handicapped. Christopher Waltz playing this villain is really awkward. He could have been able to control more brilliant For the role, you can guess the direction of the story from the beginning. Even the classic opening action scenes are mediocre. Except for the long shot, it's still a bit interesting (just above the standard, there is no classic at all). In the past few years of action movies, the next few action scenes in the film are also just so so. If it is not for the use of medium and long shots, these action scenes are even not as good as second-rate action movies. Speaking of the use of lenses, none of the wide-angle lenses are used in the entire film, all of which are medium and long lenses, and the background is blurred. Beauty is beautiful, but it is too aesthetically tired. Daniel's 007 began to restore the humorous gentleman in the previous version, missing the first few dark inner scenes. There are not a few classic 007 elements, such as the cool Aston Martin, beautiful suits, vodka and martini, runners all over the world (except the United States), Dr. Q and his gizmos, Bond girls (there seems to be few sex scenes) It's a bit.... By the way, Monica Bellucci is a bit too old, and the wrinkles are all the same...), Dr. Q played by Xiaoben is much more brilliant than James Bond, that IT+technical man The demeanor mixed with English curly hair and thin and handsome face properly conquered the girls sitting behind me. Thinking of the acting style, it may be that Sam Mendes is bent on maintaining 007's London fan play. Except Bond is responsible for the task of saving the country. Others have passed the task of saving the country. I felt that I was deliberately creating the 007 style. It was easy to see from the clothing that all were suits and leather shoes. The slow-spoken London accent, even the murder of the villain revealed a strong British aristocratic style.
Extended Reading
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James Bond: [pointing his gun at a mouse] Who sent you? Who are you working for?
[the mouse looks blankly at him and scurries off]
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Madeleine Swann: I see you left this final question blank. What is your occupation.
James Bond: Well, that's not the sort of thing that looks good on a form.
Madeleine Swann: And why is that?
James Bond: I kill people.