Today, let's talk about the American drama "Hurricane Rescue Season 1".
The title is Taken Season 1 (2017).
From 2008 to 2014, Luc Besson's screenwriter and protagonist Liam Neeson staged three rescue scenes in succession. The daughter and wife rescued them all, fully explaining whoever touches my family, I will kill his whole family, Liam Neeson It also became popular again at the age of red sunset.
In 2017, NBC launched the TV series "Hurricane Rescue" while the iron was warm. It tells the story of former special agent Brian Mills' work experience before his retirement.
The three-film version of "Hurricane Rescue" is all about the story of retired veteran agent Brian Mills. The movie version finished early on the blood and rain after the old man retired, and the TV version moved the camera forward and told the things about Brian Mills' work during the service period.
The drama version of "Hurricane Rescue" adopts the form of a unit drama, and Brian Mills and the team will rescue different hapless people in each episode.
The first season of "Hurricane Rescue" has only 10 episodes. It is a small test of the water to see the market reaction. If it is not bad, it will continue to be renewed.
At the beginning of the season, the drug dealer group took the initiative to provoke. In order to avenge his son, the drug dealer killed his sister in front of Brian Mills in order to let him also experience the feeling of losing a loved one. Throughout the season, Brian Mills has been entangled with the drug cartel, and only the first and last episodes of Brian Mills fighting the drug cartel are positive, but this is a main thread of the season.
"Hurricane Rescue", as the name implies, is rescue. A group of secret agents serving national security affairs has formed the OPCON team (Operational Control), which is specially responsible for solving difficult problems that the government is not convenient to solve.
Combat veteran Brian Mills joined the OPCON squad naturally and played a major role in the squad. The OPCON team is not idle in every episode. From national security to the personal safety of important targets, their wars in the south and the north are really broken.
Similar to those regular unit American dramas, the theme of "Hurricane Rescue" has always been fighting and killing. The difference is that there is a specialization in the art industry, the crime-themed American drama specializes in solving cases, this drama specializes in kidnapping and rescue cases, and the OPCON team is just a kidnapping task force under the banner of national security.
If you think about it, the OPCON team didn't do anything other than rescue the hostages. It seems that the hostile elements can only achieve their goals through kidnapping and extortion threats.
In the movie version of "Hurricane Rescue", Brian Mills killed every time in order to rescue his relatives. In the drama version, the situation is a little different. Brian Mills was unmarried and had no children in his early years, and his only sister was killed in the first episode. Brian Mills can only spend every episode trying to rescue someone else's family.
Fortunately, the last episode of the season finally has the look of rescuing a loved one. Brian Mills needs to rescue his girlfriend from a drug dealer. After all, without a girlfriend, there would be no marriage, no children, and no chance for the movie version...
The overall performance of the drama version of "Hurricane Rescue" is quite satisfactory, and it is no different from regular American dramas. The only thing that can attract audiences to watch is probably the hashtag #hurricane rescue#.
The important reason why Liam Neeson can be red in the sunset is that the action scenes are clean and neat. The drama version is limited by the production cost of the TV series in terms of action scenes, and it is impossible to be as exciting as the movie version, which is also the biggest flaw.
Strike while the iron is hot to make a prequel,
Insufficient highlights in routines.
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