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Gorgeous luxury fast food blockbuster
Antonette 2022-04-19 09:01:20
"Mission Impossible 2" is still an uncompromisingly gorgeous and luxurious fast food blockbuster. Although Robert Tunney, the screenwriter of the first episode, was also invited to write the script, this time the story is obviously missing a piece of cocooning. The compactness, a suffocating tension of progressive layers, is somewhat discounted at the root. Ethan Hunt is no longer caught in a puzzle, seeking identity recognition, and uncovering the facts, but straightforwardly PK opponents. The suspenseful story tension of the previous episode is completely lost here, and he has become a A simple battle between good and evil, and the innate flaws of the story have branded this film as a mediocre Hollywood blockbuster. The action of "Mission Impossible 2" can't hide the poverty of the characters. Director Wu's philosophy of violence, tragic rivers and lakes, the spirit of benevolence and righteousness in his past works, and even the classic lines are gone in this episode, which makes people infinitely sigh.
Extended Reading
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Ryley 2022-04-24 07:01:02
It's really not very good-looking, and since that year, Tom has been as vicissitudes as it is now.
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Kelvin 2022-03-20 09:01:14
Big action, big blasting, big special effects, big handsome guy, big play cool, big love boundless... But the plot is very general. . . Viruses and antibodies. .
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[at the races]
Sean Ambrose: Darling, you won!
Nyah Nordoff-Hall: I suppose I did.
Sean Ambrose: What made you pick her? That old nag's never won a thing.
Nyah Nordoff-Hall: [holds up racing form] "A Thief in the Night."
Sean Ambrose: Ha! Say no more.
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Hugh Stamp: [referring to Nyah, standing in Sean's mansion] Why do you think she's really here?
Sean Ambrose: From her point of view or mine?
Hugh Stamp: Well, she wasn't exactly gagging for it when she left you six months ago.