It is another American blockbuster, but it is different from the previous personal heroism. It is not the victory of justice over evil. This may be a movie that is very close to reality. It is full of conspiracy and brain-burning.
As for the overall feeling of the movie, I was a little confused before walking police Li, and I didn't know what I was talking about. Most of the scenes were switching between missions, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the office conversation, and the reconnaissance plane. I think I can't watch it in the cinema, and I don't want to watch such a brain-burning movie, but most of the good movies are not well-received like this;
The shootout in the middle of the walk is not bad, it feels like an American blockbuster;
The last paragraph was thinking until Xiao Lizi got on the plane, is this the end of the movie? It's not interesting at all, I feel that apart from the fight scene in the hospital, the shootout is nothing more than the movie. It was not until the end that the director fully revealed the entire film. The action of the first male in the title sequence killed a man, the boss of the Russian intelligence agency, the only son of a female general, so a mother began to avenge his son, and ours Xiao Lizi is not only an American informant, he is actually a Russian spy.
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