To be honest, two-thirds of the film’s time has passed, and I didn’t understand it too much. The narration made me dazzled, and I had to concentrate on every detail in the film, but it made me amazing. It’s the kind of pleasure that “suddenly realized in an instant”, and for this kind of IQ movies, my score has never been too low, such as the director I admire the most, David Fincher, probably I like to be directed like Play like a fool, ha ha.
There is a particularly classic quote from "The Art of War of Sun Tzu-Yong Jian": "The prophet must not be taken from ghosts or gods, cannot be like things, cannot be proved by salvation, and must be taken from people, and those who know the enemy's affection. Therefore, there are five useful rooms: the country, the inner room, the opposite room, the dead room, and the living room. The five rooms are all built up, and there is no way to know the way. It is called the gods, the treasure of the king...Five rooms The master must know the matter, and the knowledge must lie in the opposite, so the opposite must be thick.” It has
to be said that this movie is an excellent contest between commercial espionage and anti-commercial espionage with a clichéd love plot. In the big drama, the old saying "The mantis catches the cicada, the oriole is behind" always reminds those who are running in the mall with a fighting spirit. About the plot, the simple narrative looks like this:
In the film, a pair of young talents, Claire (Julia) and Ray (Owen), both worked for the CIA. They are both professional spies. They acted as commercial spies for two highly competitive companies. When they met unexpectedly, the two became lovers and joined forces to plan a thorough plan to trick the company into stealing a valuable product in an attempt to obtain a high-priced pension. Throughout the entire operation, the two people had speculations and shared joys and sorrows. In the end, the plan that seemed to have succeeded was a game of chess played by one of the companies, and everything was controlled by the wily boss for the sake of a single sweep. Chess pieces in hand. The disappointed expressions of the heroes and heroines as the two little pawns at the end showed that they could not even dream of it. Jiang was still lao, and he was actually fucked to death, and the victorious boss behind them was probably thinking about these two with pride. Junior: "Hmph, tease with me, you two are still a bit tender!" It seems that such business struggles happen in real situations, because in the face of money and status, most people can be more wise and bloodthirsty, rather Give up the virtues of the beginning of man. But fortunately, this film has not completely disappointed the audience. At the moment when I lamented the dark reality that its reaction was unwilling to accept, suddenly there was still some light shining brightly, that was love. About 100 minutes before the film, there were battles like "Dragon and Phoenix Fight". I instinctively hoped that these two people could be more sensible in the face of money. Until later, Claire said: I know who you are, but I love you anyway. This is her first confession, and at the same time it brings Thunder's resonance-it turns out that they have been thinking about each other all the time. Seeing this, I find it very interesting. Two people who are competitive and hard-talked will always have a showdown in front of love, and this person is usually a woman^_^ Maybe love will make people’s IQ greatly compromised. The infatuated men and women with dull-eyed words: "Fortunately, not too bad, I still have you." The film ended. I don't know whether they gained or lost after this war, which also made me balance and fall into contemplation. . . However, just like the sentence in the ending song: "Being bad never felt so good", hehe, it's better to make it simpler, just try to feel at ease!
What I feel lacking in this film is that the whole storyline is still a bit far-fetched, especially since everyone is cheering for a prescription for curing baldness. It’s a bit unreasonable that you die or die. Do Americans regard baldness as a crisis? ?
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