1. Characters: The male protagonist has excellent skills and good eyesight. The male protagonist dresses very ordinary and low-key, unlike the assassins in other films who wear sunglasses, suits and leather shoes, or are very gothic and very cool dramas (I wish the whole gai people knew that he was good at fighting), the male protagonist instead Being a man with his tail, he just wants to live. The male protagonist's weapons are very common. A ballpoint pen, a magazine, and a rental car can all be played with flowers, which is much better than some far-fetched high-tech. Ms. PAM's anti-reconnaissance ability is not good. Abbott's heart is black enough but his rank is still not enough, and he has been constrained by PAM.
2. Lens language: Quick editing, shaky hand-held footage (although the flashback part made my eyes hurt), with the gray-green tone of the picture, it has a realistic feel.
3. Bourne's first and second parts are so miserable, that is, they have been pitted by the boss. The big boss Abbott pits the small boss Conklin, and Conklin pits Bourne. Bourne wasn't meant to be a killing machine, whether he saw a lot of kids in his first mission against a Russian politician and his wife, or killed a French politician in a failed mission, he had a soft spot in his heart. Coincidentally, in both cases, Bourne was used as a gun by Conklin. No matter how strong Bourne's personal qualities are, he is still suppressed by power. Money, status/status, power, among the three, power is probably the most important. A word from someone in power can wipe out someone's money and identity.
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