Do not expect "Mission Impossible 2" with the feeling of watching "Gladiator" or "Mission Impossible 1". If "Gladiator" carries humanistic meaning and "Disc 1" is full of suspense, "Disc 2" is at best an entertainment film with exquisite packaging. Look at it, don’t expect to be educated or moved. After all, it is just a sequel with a strong commodity flavor. Excluding the unreliable foundation, the only thing left in "Disc 2" is Tom's idol charm and Wu Yusen's "violent aesthetics". However, without the ambiguity of heroes cherishing heroes in "Blood Two Heroes", without the ethics and life confusion in "The Face Changing", the "violent aesthetics" lacking plot paving has become a model, showing exhaustion. (by)
The selling points of the whole movie are all spy and fighting movies, and Lao Wu just carried out reprocessing and some collage work. Among these selling points of his "cutting", there are both others' and his own. In fact, the essence of the entire "Mission Impossible 2" lies in the two words "disguise". It is the charm of "disguise" that makes the plot of the film ups and downs and suspense. It is also "disguise" that makes The problem was resolved, the warrior turned the danger into peace, and it was the "disguise technique" in the film that allowed the character to change quickly, enriching the expression of the film language, and even reminiscent of the martial arts novels by Gu Long, Wen Rui'an and others. "Disguise" is indeed the biggest feature of this film which is different from the general types of films. To say a thousand words and ten thousand, "Mission Impossible 2" is a good movie, thrilling and first-rate visual effects. ()
"Mission Impossible 2" is still a gorgeous and luxurious fast food blockbuster. Although it also invited the writer of the first episode, Robert Downey, but this time the story is obviously missing. The compactness, a suffocating sense of progressive tension, is somewhat compromised in the root cause. Ethan Hunt is no longer trapped in a puzzle, seeking identity recognition and revealing the facts, but straightforwardly PK opponents. The tension of the suspenseful story in the previous episode is lost here, and it has become a retreat. A simple battle between good and evil, the congenital malaise of the story has branded the film as a mediocre Hollywood blockbuster. The hot action of "Mission Impossible 2" does not conceal the lack of characters. Director Wu's philosophy of violence, tragic worlds, spirit of benevolence and righteousness, and even the classic lines in the previous works have disappeared in this episode, making people infinitely embarrassed. ()
