As far as the movie itself is actually a maximum of 3.5, it is really unbearable to see Huahua being bitten by a dog, 4 points. After all, it's not a big production, it's OK for pure leisure time, if you don't have a cold spy war theme, please feel free to come. If you want to see exciting fighting effects, don't come here. Blossom fans highly recommend it.
Before commenting on the movie, please allow me to spit out the translation of domestic movie titles, such as "Shocking xx", "Deadly xx", "xx Fengyun", "xx General Mobilization", don't you think they are all useless? Is it not good to just translate it as "unlock"? Spies infiltrate each other, that is, the unlocking of the other party's security system. In the end, the heroine cracks the timed virus medicine and gets rid of the fleeing leader. It also happens to echo the final "unlocking", which is great. I don't know if this title is thought to be a suspenseful reasoning film, it has no features.
Well, back to the plot, this is a classic protagonist halo spy war movie. In general, there are many classic routines, which are not as huge as Mission: Impossible, or the investment of hundreds of millions of Hollywood movies, but they are not without highlights. At least there are no strange emotional lines, no sadomasochistic episodes of male and female protagonists, right? Although it is not a metaphor for reality, the 12-year Paris incident in the setting and the terrorists with Islamic background (although the big Boss forced his own people?) can't help but make people think. In fact, there are also many twists and turns in the plot, especially the first half is still wonderful. After seeing it, I can only say... Now the audience is not easy to be deceived.
Plus, there's really not a lot of fights and special effects, but there are a few scenes where the soundtrack and the camera are quite catchy, and if you can live with the CIA's reflex arc, it won't be too dramatic.
However, the strong cast lineup makes the character portrayal in this film quite in place. Except for the part of the plot that requires the lower limit of IQ, the main characters are basically not too facial and flat, and their emotions are explosive. Compared with the heroine, the role of Huahua is really outstanding (the upper body of the fan girl):
The long-haired tattoo agent flower, just looking at the stills is the hormone overflowing the screen! The first time he appeared, he was caught (well, he did it on purpose) and talked stubbornly, but as a result, he was slapped with a seal by Noomi. Being tied to a treadmill and twisting down to eavesdrop, the laundry room hero saves beauty and handsome (well, in order to gain trust). On the roof, there is a small tie on the spot, ah, that skillful technique, perfect lines, when will you keep your hair back and bloom! Facing the hostess with a "I already know so much, can you still let me go?" With a cheap expression, she pressed the gun to her chest and it was so soothing, good, good, you're cute, I'll listen to you whatever you say (Ok coerced into gang). When I went to the restaurant, all I could think about was "Ahhh, why is this guy so handsome!" At that moment, my eyes and aura seemed to be the first in China to hang a little leaf on his upper body. As a result, he had to go too far and leaked it, and was ruthlessly exposed and abandoned by the heroine. "I, President Hua, is super fierce!" Tsk tsk tsk, he was not soft on girls, and even pulled his hair at each other. As a result, look at the revenge in the elevator. Speaking of Jack's character, the ending is really cruel. In the elevator, the heroine was obviously closer to the dog. Why was she bitten when she bloomed? It hurts to walk out of the neck to the chest with blood. Dog owners don't care about their own dogs, and they want to take revenge if they bite someone and get killed? A vicious dog just pounced on Huahua ah woo woo huh-Although Huahua loves dogs very much, during the interview, he also said that he was afraid of being bitten by a dog (a real dog with protective gear), and it was also very cute.
In a word, congratulations to Hua Hua for unlocking a handsome and ruffian secret agent role, the acting is responsible, and it is quite enjoyable to watch. Hua Hua fans must not miss the opportunity to suck flowers on the big screen! ! (Well, there seems to be nothing wrong with this point...)
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