It's just that the protagonist is not a spy material by any means: not self-controlled, emotional - of course, this is my understanding.
Maybe he doesn't have the terrifying spy charm of Byrne, but he's a kind and righteous spy man...it's flaws that make the characters come alive! Countless film and television works are interpreted in this way!
The most appreciative detail in this film: it is the realness of typing on the keyboard!
It's not that in other films, I never dared to make a close-up of the hand typing on the keyboard... It's just that the success rate of typing is also terrifying. This may be a fatal flaw in all films, right?
The details of the comparison failure: Presumably not many viewers understand what those command lines stand for. So a lot of clues can't be organized...
Maybe I need to take a good look at it too?
Of course, the plot is flawed, and the whole process may be empty!
No one believes that such a person can become a special agent, let alone that the internal staff of the data department need to do special agent-level training...
But still need to understand: no one could trust, everything is fake.
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