Expose the shortcomings and ugliness of Western politics

Quinn 2022-04-23 07:01:32

It's quite boring, and as a suspense film, people lose the desire to find out. The main line is probably that Xiao Li took a risk as a front-line agent, creating an illusion to lead the head of a terrorist organization, but he was framed by a bureaucratic boss, but he finally escaped. The beginning is very good, the tight introduction brings out the core events, and at the same time buries a sense of unease, but it becomes more tedious and cumbersome as it goes on, and the narrative jumps in pieces. The explosion scene is still at the level of Lao Lei. Crowe always appears with the children, and I don't know if the director is adding a touch of humanity to an indifferent bureaucratic character or trying to express his relaxed and happy state to reflect the difficulties of Xiao Li's front line. Strong's performance is convincing, a Jordanian intelligence chief so convincing that one almost forgets he's British. On the other hand, Xiao Li's performance is very general, and his manic state from beginning to end also makes people unable to lift his spirits. (I have a little impression of this film of Lao Lei before, because the scene of verifying the plot of Xiao Li in the desert car robbery appeared in MythbusterS12)

John 2022-03-22 09:01:28

At first glance, the plot of picking up girls is leonardo's style. ... "Don't think that those who died for the Lord have died." An agent who preached a free country found the freedom he wanted in the smoke of war.