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Mission Impossible 2
Amelie 2022-04-19 09:01:20
The villain in the second part knows his opponent, and even if he knows there may be a conspiracy, he is still willing to take risks. This is love or self-confidence. I believe there should be both. I don't understand why the device on the roof has a setting of 40 seconds to open the door. It feels a bit unreasonable. It is useless for normal work. Since the time of useless is set to zero, wouldn't it be more reasonable? And the killer in the back is too incompetent, you don't have to kill him, you don't have to catch him alive, just kill him with a single shot, wouldn't it be fun, you're still smart, play it big! In the end, I felt that people were quite stupid. The voice that the man made was obviously covered up. If it was just his chin crooked, how could it be such a voice? How did such a person work as a secret agent. On the top of the mountain, driving a motorcycle and doing this, aren't you going to be a living target? Not chasing people. It's a bit silly to play these bad guys stupid and stupid. The sensationalism is also not good at all, and it is not touching at all. Anyway, I'm a little speechless about the plot setting of the second part.
Extended Reading
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Dr. Nekhorvich: [from a video recording presented by Swanbeck with Ethan watching] Every search for a hero must begin with something that every hero requires: A villain.
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Mission Commander Swanbeck: [seeing and hearing his briefing through sunglasses and it's earpieces] Good morning, Mr. Hunt. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, involves the recovery of a stolen item designated "Chimera." You may select any two team members, but it is essential that the third member of your team be Nyah Nordoff-Hall. She is a civilian, and a highly capable professional thief. You have forty-eight hours to recruit Miss Hall and meet me in Seville to receive your assignment. As always, should any member of your team be caught or killed, the Secretary will disavow all knowledge of your actions. And Mr. Hunt, the next time you go on holiday, please be good enough to let us know where you're going. This message will self-destruct in five seconds.
Ethan Hunt: [5 seconds before he throws the sunglasses in front of him] I let you know where I'm going, I won't be on holiday.