"Mission Impossible" series

Keith 2021-10-20 19:00:15

When I watched it, I kept thinking that this movie is so weird. The actors’ dressing, soundtrack, rhythm, and performance are all the Hollywood feelings of the 4th and 5th centuries, such as the interrogation scene at the beginning, and Cruise’s tricks. (How can there be such a failed agent?) At the end, the train attendant exaggerated the scene of fainting... Just checked on the Internet, it turned out to be directed by Parma, and then I know it’s no wonder that... Hollywood is rude and straightforward, but the extreme pursuit of realism in details will not let the audience just come to watch a movie, and this film obviously has too many flashes, you can't tell what is wrong, but there is a taste. ······Palma inherits the classic tradition and it has both form and spirit, but the tastes of modern audiences can't fully accept it, right? His film conveys the legacy of the last era

Dorthy 2021-10-20 19:00:13

A / Different character threads and text levels are firmly clamped and sometimes diffused by the overlapping narrative, like a mechanical heart that constantly expands and contracts with super-strength. The cleverness of the image moved from the screen outside the camera to the camera, and was embedded in the person's mind through the camera in the form of blurred borders, and was finally intercepted when the train was driving through the deep tunnel at high speed. At this point of the feast, Palma lightly finished it as if only the shot of Will Smith at the beginning of "Gemini Killer", but the path passed by the "bullet" was extremely gorgeous and complicated. (The data stealing scene really shocked her jaw!!! Isn’t this a space science fiction movie!!!) (From the perspective of the three explosive scenes of the aquarium restaurant, stealing data and trains, it may also be a movie about space shrinkage and Works of internal escape.)