The big scene of the opening Necropolis and the unique title is quite attractive to me, and it also satiated my appetite, but it was a pity that it disappointed me later.
This 007 focuses on the dark series, and the tone of the whole drama is depressing and dull, and lacks the adjustment of funny characters and comedy elements, which really does not meet the appetite of the current audience. The glamorousness is not enough, the male protagonist is a bit old, and the female characters are not sexy enough. The only Moriarty actor who can raise my interest is a little villain who has long guessed his identity and died. The main story is nostalgic, and there are many previous relationships. The previous few people who sacrificed were mentioned in the channel, and even pictures were posted on the wall. The plot can be said to have no waves or suspense, and a strong sense of repetition has appeared. Each one is a new terrorist organization that has never been heard before but is better than the previous ones, or the big boss behind a certain villain in the previous ones. However, every awesome terrorist organization behaves on the side of the government. There is an inner ghost, and it keeps exploding all over the world. The villain will never kill the male protagonist with a single shot. It always claims that the male protagonist will be a tortured death method, and then the male protagonist will find a way to escape. Dear villains, haven't you seen a movie at that age? . . Watching a few more will never make this kind of mentally retarded mistake.
In fact, in recent years of action movie spy war films, a very common and effective adjustment method is to add more comedy elements. From Mission Impossible to Fast Furious to the highly-rated King Agents, the comedy elements can be used to the fullest. Make the whole film quite bright. If 007 can also incorporate some comic things, less depressing and dull, and more bright colors, maybe it will be more watchable?
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