It's not a literary film, it doesn't have any connotations, it's a purely commercial film, but it's unpleasant, it's more simple, there's no gorgeous high-tech, and the assistance of mysterious characters.
It's just an elite agent with amnesia, relying on existing information, multiple passports, cash, his own agent's sense of smell, fighting skills, observation, etc., to find his identity, and to kill and kill his own American agent, it can be regarded as A textbook-level spy film.
The most quintessential part of the whole is the action part, super good melee combat skills, road racing methods, anti-monitoring methods, etc.
Agents found three things in the bank safe: a lot of cash, multiple passports, and a gun.
It is really meaningful. The three most important things for people in the world are: money, identity, and guns (power)
As you can see, spy movies can attract attention and are the best way to pass the time.
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