For a long time, I was looking for such images, which overlapped with the pharmacist A Heng in my memory.
Just because of your word, I turned my head back.
This is probably a bit of fate involved. When I remembered this pursuit for no reason, I saw the movie I almost missed: The Bourne Supremacy.
He is a cold-blooded professional killer, because the mission failed and lost his memory. After regaining his health, he began to look for answers. Who am I?
Jackie Chan made a similar film many years ago, but his insistence on kindness and justice brought the film to the bright side without any doubt. This one is a bit different.
Bourne was calm and decisive, experienced, and never hesitated to kill. The only thing he was puzzled was who he was, why he possessed such power, and why someone would chase and kill him step by step behind his back.
He took a woman who was fateful and desperate to the world, and his amnesia brought out his soft and gentle side. In the repeated anti-chase, he finally determined to give up the pursuit of his identity.
I like the end of a movie. I finally got rid of the cold and wet scenes. At the end of the blue sea and blue sky, the man in white meets my beloved woman. Their only requirement is to be able to live with peace of mind without being disturbed.
But the box office results are inhumane, which is doomed to have a sequel. And for such a complicated man, everyone is reluctant to let him disappear like this.
The black hand behind the scenes did not let go of hunting down Bourne, trying to use his death to cover up the corruption of the year, but accidentally killed the woman who wandered around the world with this man. So the escaped Bourne came back, with unquestionable determination, looking for the truth and looking for the enemy.
Before the woman was shot, she was discussing with him, is it necessary to kill every enemy to be safe? Can he do it, don't kill anymore!
Because of this fruitless discussion, Bourne gave up his cruelty, and he no longer took the initiative to attack, unless it was a last resort. A man who used to have such a dark personality began to work hard towards the light.
Facing the bad guy who would kill and kill in order to protect himself, he said: She wouldn't want me to. That's the only reason you're alive.
Matt's acting skills are really good. I never thought that a baby-faced looking so simple and honest he could perform such a contradictory taste. In this "Hegemony of Bonn", the male protagonist's lines are pitiful. Most of the time, he uses his actions and eyes to express his emotions, which is very convincing. The sequel has always been difficult to get better than the opening, but this set is a positive textbook. I just don't like this ending very much. The lonely Bourne is once again invisible in the crowded city, with a bright future.
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