The first episode was naturally born. When the mode is turned on, there must be an impossible mission. The process must be thrilling and exciting. There is also team combat. This episode has a relatively strong cast, and basically every actor counts. He is a small celebrity, black teammate Vin Remus, who has him in all five episodes, as well as Jean Reynolds. The ending game is very exciting and exciting enough. The director's camera editing and soundtrack are outstanding.
The second episode feels a bit out of step with this series, and it seems out of place. The core thing of this series has not been executed well. Instead, Wu Yusen’s most familiar gunfight is too cool. The villain is not so good, and the female lead is the most ugly. This makes the film a lot of color, anyway, it is the most ugly episode, word-of-mouth is the worst one, of course, you can still watch it in terms of action scenes alone.
The third episode can be regarded as a return to the basics. The core elements of the first episode are not missing, and the director JJ has a very good control, the cast is also relatively good, the villain gives a good impression, and there are several female characters in it. It's pretty, I like this one. Simon Peggy begins to debut.
The fourth episode is simply amazing. Everything is beautiful and full of spectators. The scene of the Dubai Tower is so exciting and the cast is also extremely good.
The fifth episode is equally exciting. I really like the heroine in it. She is sexy and good at it. In the sixth episode, she joined it again. Anyway, I look forward to it.
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