"Secret Agent", also known as "Spy War" (Hong Kong), "Gentleman's Secret Order" (Taiwan), the agent from the Uncle Bureau. Okay, the word spy doesn't seem so neutral, probably because I was influenced by too many domestic spy movies since I was a child. The words of the two male protagonists and gentlemen are really a bit pretentious. I prefer to call them Uncle Bureau rather than Uncle Bureau, how kind is it?
Literary translation is out of the scope of this article, but every time I see that the Chinese translation is far from the original or has nothing to do with the original, I can't help but sigh. There is also a question to be tested here. Who translated the titles of foreign films that are not shown in domestic theaters?
The word posturing is a bit derogatory, because I want to make a little rant. For convenience, Solo is Matt, Kolyakon is Souter, and Gabby is Int.
The car chase in East Berlin was like a pair of skates, with Inter leading Souter, jumping around in a loop, in unison. Of course, there is Mite next to Intel to guide, start fast, turn steadily, advance and retreat moderately, and find another way when appropriate. It's a pity that Sutter is not a good partner. He has a quick temper, and as a result, he was used as a mule to walk.
But Souter never served Matt, just like Matt never took Souter seriously. Referring to the hegemony between the United States and the Soviet Union, "Our nuclear bombs can strike the United States from anywhere in the land, sky, and sea!" "Our nuclear bombs can strike the Soviet Union from anywhere in the land, sky, and sea!" High is the mind of a man. You see, the two male protagonists sat down and exchanged in-depth views on the world situation after entanglement by the toilet/toilet/toilet. By the way, there was a fight. Annoying Sutter, this is a table-turning one.
Uncle Bureau thus embarked on a road of cooperation against the remnants of the Nazis. That is a story that happened in the distant 1960s. You can see that the sea breeze of the Apennine brought the kiss of the Mediterranean to the masonry pavement of the city of Rome, and the whole picture is retro and gentle. But Souter didn't know that there were so many thieves in Italy, and just a few steps out of the house, the watch that Dad gave was robbed. It pisses Souter off, but unfortunately there are sculptures and stones next to it that can't be lifted.
The most beautiful part of the whole film is here, and the love you want is also here. I listened to the FM on the truck, and the camera turned around (whoops, I won’t have to accompany the bar), and sure enough, I had a bottle of red wine, pouted my first taste, and then had a ham and tomato sandwich, and turned around in the truck, “I am a I won't take Souter with you, dashing Met." Poor Suter drove the skiff to dodge the gunboat behind him, and the engine caught fire and sank to the bottom of the sea. At this point, you think that the boat of friendship will capsize, but if you capsize, I will jump into the sea. Matt rolled up the car window unhurriedly and entered the water with an action with a difficulty factor of 0.
After smashing the villain's conspiracy, it is naturally time to stand in line. How can a communist bear fall in love with a capitalist eagle? It is said that the love between seabirds and fish is just an accident, not to mention the little lion who loves bears. After being humiliated by the leader, Suter flipped the table again. This is the second flip of the table. He also smashed some things in the hotel room. Your party's activities are really sufficient.
"I found your father's watch and I'll give it to you."
"Okay, we are still good friends."
This is not a spy war movie that aims at spy wars. The male protagonists are all saying to the audience: "Hey, look at me handsome."
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