A spy is the screw of a good society

Winona 2022-03-22 09:02:07

Breach is based on a true story. It's also about spies, and the ending based on a true story is naturally nothing thrilling. This film teaches us that vanity and self-inflation are not good, and it is not conducive to being a spy.

I watched the film and pinned my fingers to guess:

First, the protagonist of the double spy is not a genius. He's not even good enough to be an intelligent analyst. Otherwise, in 22 years, he actually only provided so little information and only helped KGB kill three traitors. The people in Cambridge Spies are not all good people, but they can provide drawings of the atomic bomb, making the Cold War a reality. Family origin is really important.

Second, the FBI's technology is indeed inferior to the CIA. They probably did use the T3 line instead of the ATM, because CIA spy satellites can already see the news in Baghdad's newspapers, and the FBI still uses the car to track the hero's dead drop location. They can't even install a bug. The bugs of the 1970s were all over Nixon, but the bugs of 2001 made noise? !

Three, the screenwriter of Spook (MI-5) is mentally retarded. They should learn the story, write Adam as a three-material spy and blow him up. You said that such an addicted field officer has played for many years at the poker table of the United States, anti-American, Russia, the Middle East, and MI-5, MI-6, and he is so good with his B. Character, it is strange not to become an N-material spy.

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  • Hayden 2022-04-20 09:01:57

    Although the film is based on real events, the plot still makes people feel weak and unbelievable. Chris Cooper's character setting does not feel that he is one of the most powerful agents. Of course, he played it well. I like the sad tone of the film~

  • Calista 2022-04-21 09:02:42

    The acting is not good, the plot is not shrewd.

Breach quotes

  • Kate Burroughs: You're going to make agent, Eric. Isn't that what you wanted?

    Eric O'Neill: It was.

    Kate Burroughs: Until you came over to my apartment and saw the TV dinners and no cat?

  • Kate Burroughs: The director's running it. He sees your pages every day.

    Eric O'Neill: [looks nervous]

    Kate Burroughs: [smiles] Keep them coming, by the way. Our audio's missing about ninety percent of what Hanssen says in there.

    Eric O'Neill: He mumbles.

    Kate Burroughs: He does a lot of things, this guy.