"Burn after Reading" can be said to be a complicated story with the only main line but branch lines. But no matter how the story develops, it is inseparable from the CD that caused trouble by the former CIA agent Osborn Cox played by Markovic. In the atmosphere of dark humor meticulously planned by the Coen brothers, the secret agent, a mysterious and special profession in the normal society, was stripped out layer by layer, and the suspense master Hitchcock was best at "solving puzzles". It is also perfectly used in the film, so that the audience's audiovisual and brains always follow the director's ideas. The comedy elements that burst out from time to time in the film and the dialogue between the protagonist allow viewers to find the most appropriate time for relaxation and nerve relief.
"Burn after Reading" directed by the Coen brothers is an exclusive and unsurprisingly self-entertaining comedy. The plot is resourceful and visually popular, but there is nothing inherently in it.
It takes time for the audience to adjust themselves to the rhythm and subversive humor of "Burn After Reading", because this is really a risk-free anti-espionage thriller, in which everyone’s performance has no light of wisdom, everything It all ended in bad.
"Burn after Reading" is a movie about stupidity, which leaves the audience with a sense of stupidity after watching it.
