The Avengers of America was killed

Jeffery 2022-03-29 09:01:05

First of all: Mark, who gave you the courage to protect Xiao Lizi? Haven't seen the raid?

The movie is called 22 Miles, but the content is surprisingly better than the title. To be honest, it would be much better to change it to the title of my film review.

However, in terms of narrative structure, it adopts a similar dual timeline in Westworld, which makes it difficult to understand in some places. .

I read it again, and it seems to be talking about the dirty work team that has always been tall because of curiosity. The last person in the Russian spy team had to be caught, and the result was to kill the only son of the female general (probably), and it was still in broad daylight. It is estimated that the female general saw the whole process. . . So the powerful mother directed the mission to hunt down the Avengers. .

There are a few things I don't quite understand about this movie, so I'll write it down for everyone to discuss.

The first is that Li is the informant of the heroine's divorced sister. The local special police has always provided accurate information. (The divorced sister always thought Lee was from the United States.) He reported the stolen nuclear fuel to the divorced sister - a Russian family. But then as a spy for the Russians to destroy the Watchmen squad, why?

The director didn't say, there are many possibilities, one of the possibilities I understand is that the Russian high-level (female general and her comrades) directed and acted the nuclear fuel theft or she really stole it, otherwise why is the watchmen team really in Russian 6 spies found nuclear fuel disguised as a painting? And the son of the female general is also personally involved? Did he not know? impossible. He's threatening Mark when he's dying, you guys are so wrong. It's not that he's innocent, it's that there's a backstage behind him (his mom, 囧)

And after the Russian spy group was destroyed, the United States confuses and hears about this internal struggle in Russia and has nothing to do with the United States. I think half of it is true. It is the female general who stole the nuclear fuel and probably wants to sell it at a high price, or something bigger. Purpose? But it was accidentally killed by the American team. .

So, why did Lee give information about nuclear fuel to the US intelligence service (the divorced girl) in the first place? Is it to gain the trust of the divorced girl, and then break into the United States? Or to retaliate against Russia's control over him and defect to the United States of his own accord? In the movie, after the Russian spy was killed by the regiment, Li burned his family's photos and passports in pain. . Why is this? Is it at this time that he accepted the task of three spies again, Feng Xiaoxiao Xi Yi Shuihan? Or is he remembering his family, because his leaked information caused the female general to lose her son, which in turn led to the murder of the Li family? The director didn't say anything at all? . On the Russian plane, the Russian military said to the female general: If he (Lee) is alive within 24 hours, we will fail. What does this mean? It shows that Russia really wants to catch this Li who tipped off to the United States. The killer sent in the hospital was also Russian. The killers are all locals, probably bought by Russia, which shows that Russia has colluded with the local Asian government. . Including the long-haired uncle who has been haunted later (he was killed by a drone, saving a lot of pen and ink). So the fight in the hospital was not fake. So Mark said that the long-haired uncle, the ruler of this country can do whatever he wants, and the little girls in the back obviously like the American divorced girls more than the locals. (It is estimated that it is also the foreshadowing of the American director to whitewash himself)

But since the Russian female general was going to kill Li, why did Li finally help the female general to spread the virus file to the watchmen's base camp? This goes back to my original question, wby? Could it be that the 22-mile pursuit has been accompanied by the Russian and local government intelligence agencies acting with Li? Who can help me explain and sort out?

Insert a paragraph, there are three major forces in this movie, the US embassy, ​​a local force somewhere in Asia (suspected to be infiltrated or bought by Russia), and Russia hidden in the dark. Americans are stupid, they just want to be the police of the world and retrieve the stolen nuclear fuel (this is the United States itself beautifying itself, whitewashing its developed intelligence network, and it is also the aftermath of 9/11, needless to say, 囧), but Russia took the opportunity to The world is proving how powerful they are, they can buy this country and kill Americans. (This seems to reflect several Russian-controlled areas in the world... Americans do too, and they don't forget to fight their opponents when making movies. This is the export of American culture, right? 囧)

The second question is, from the plot point of view, the purpose of letting the United States transport Li back to the United States is to start the watchmen sending each other team, and the action team and the command team are two countries away from each other and communicate through hackers and satellites, so Li is used as the Trojan horse, meanwhile, all the way killer tried to kill the action group, so that all the way people quickly found the location of the command group through the Trojan horse after the plane took off, and killed the command group. Successfully killed both groups of people at the same time. Li, on the other hand, stole the guard's gun on the plane, hijacked the plane and made an emergency landing at a nearby airport, but did not fly to the United States.

My question is when Lee and Mark are surrounded. And when Mark asked Li the code, why did Li beat him to death and didn't say anything? Mark's squad is all dead. He can completely say the password and complete the command of the female general.

There is a risk here, that is, what if Li Zhong was killed by a stray bullet? Oops. Could it be that there was an order that the killers would not hurt Li, and that Li could kill those killers at will? ? Not likely. Or is it simply believing that Li Ming can live to the end while protecting himself?

My thought is that it should be the latter, and it can be seen that those killers attacked indiscriminately. Lee was only safe on a plane to the US, to escape both the Russians (the local spy killer) and the Americans. . .

The third point is that when Li said the password, the disk stopped the automatic destruction program, and then 5 nuclear fuel addresses were also obtained, but a picture was decrypted. . . The programmer of the program left the five members of the command center dead and unclear. . And the 5 addresses given are true? The director didn't say anything. . . I am inclined, the address is fake. Because Mark later said, we'll see you later. . . Shouldn't there be a sequel? ? 囧, please stop filming. .

Phone typing, welcome to discuss.

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Mile 22 quotes

  • Technician: [Li being evaluated by the technician] Do you know what it feels like to fall in love?

    Li Noor: Dangerous.

    Technician: What does it feel like to kill a man?

    Li Noor: Nothing.

    Technician: Repeat after me. Green.

    Li Noor: Green.

    Technician: White.

    Li Noor: White.

    Technician: Are you an agents of the Israeli government?

    Li Noor: No.

    Technician: Are you an agent of the Pakistani government?

    Li Noor: No.

    Technician: Are you involved in acts of espionage against your own government?

    Li Noor: Yes.

    Technician: Do you possess the code to open the disc?

    Li Noor: Yes.

    Technician: Can we trust you?

    Li Noor: Yes.

    Technician: Romeo.

    Li Noor: Romeo.

    Technician: Juliet.

    Li Noor: Juliet.

    Technician: Where is that code?

    Li Noor: In my mind.

    Technician: If transported to the United States, will you open it?

    Li Noor: ...Yes.

  • Johnny Porter: [at briefing] Your job is not to predict tomorrow based on yesterday. That's what academics do. Your job is to prevent the end of tomorrow by using your brains and your imagination. If you don't find the caesium before it's too late, you will be held responsible for the single largest intelligence fumble since a flight instruction school in Florida failed to grasp the significance of a 19-year-old Al-Qaeda terrorist saying he didn't need to learn how to land.