I have always felt that "Agent Bean" is the British version of "The White-Headed Detective". It is full of personal characteristics and always does stupid things, but it can always "self-defeating" at critical moments. The key is to have a righteous heart. No matter how the superiors stop it or don't believe it, I always persevere on my own. In the same way, there are always one or two stupid friends around to help me complete my great cause.
The highlight of "Mr. Bean 3" is that it has always adhered to Mr. Bean's personal characteristics, with extremely exaggerated and humorous movements, dull expressions and quirky eyes. The only person who can be recognized at the same level is Jim Carrey.
As far as the script is concerned, you can basically guess the ending when you see a quarter of it. The jokes mixed in the middle are remarkable. The battle between the key and AI makes me feel a little novel. After all, the content of the movie should keep pace with the times, and I personally like the British characteristics mixed in the middle. Overall, I think it's okay, but it's not particularly eye-catching.
Compared with many superhero movies in recent years that have made non-fans feel tired, or pure literary films, "Beanstalk 3" is really a good choice for entertainment and relaxation. From the very first sight of Mr. Bean's face, I couldn't help laughing. The details are still in place. If there is a fourth part, there should be no big problem in sticking to this level, but I hope that the plot is not the same.
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