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A far-fetched spy movie
Holden 2021-12-22 08:01:16
Judging from the current aesthetics, this old movie from the 1960s is more demanding. Richard Burton has been playing cool and unscrupulously despising the dullness of other people from beginning to end, and Clint Eastwood is even more stupid. Can. What's interesting is that when dealing with a group of German troops with ultra-low IQ, you can't show the heroic qualities of positive characters. It's like bullying the mentally retarded. Do you have a sense of accomplishment? The only thing that makes sense is the exciting filming of a cable car scene. In short, this is a British spy film that is too obscene.
Extended Reading
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Colonel Wyatt Turner: [referring to Smith] Some people have a sixth sense. He has a sixth, a seventh and an eighth.
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Lt. Morris Schaffer: [referring to what Smith called him earlier to maintain his cover] "Second rate punk," huh?
Major John Smith: All I could think of on the spur of the moment.
Lt. Morris Schaffer: Thanks, that makes it even worse.
Major John Smith: [smiles] Sorry.