The pictures in Shanghai are somewhat disappointing. One of the reasons for the disappointment is that there are few. Except for a few hazy panoramic views, there is almost no performance for the prosperous metropolis of Shanghai. Lujiazui, as an important action scene, is also rarely explained in the film, except for the Oriental Pearl Tower. , Jin Mao Tower and "First Bend on the Bund" can still be seen clearly, the other scenes even Shanghai audiences don't know that this was shot in Shanghai. In comparison, the scenes and scenes in Xitang are smoother. The second is distortion. Although the pictures of drying underwear and playing mahjong for the elderly are deleted, the Chinese lens still feels backward to the audience, and the overall situation is behind China, especially the Shanghai scenes, costumes and characters show that this is a backwardness. Asian cities.
Mission: Impossible III Outdated domestic lens
2022-01-25 08:02
Extended Reading
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Torey 2021-10-20 19:01:42
For those familiar faces~Kate! ! ! !
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Frances 2021-10-20 19:01:43
It's better than the second one, but where is the girlfriend in the second one? The fighting part is very exciting, the plot is also much smoother, Julie's first use of the gun is too awesome, Maggie Q is weak. The night view of Shanghai is quite beautiful. Is the town behind Xitang or Zhouzhuang? The director may have misunderstood China. 2006 is not 60 years. The clothes and quilts that are ubiquitous for drying on ropes and the costumes and hairstyles of extras are just the last century, which is a bit slanderous.
Mission: Impossible III quotes
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[first lines]
Owen Davian: [to Ethan] We put an explosive charge in your head. Does that sound familiar?
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[last lines]
Ethan Hunt: I'll send you a postcard.
Brassel: Fair enough.