This is the least "played" Pitt movie I've ever seen. Looking at Pitt's previous films, his dashing, handsome and suave, always giving people a sense of drama, he propped up a film by himself, and destroyed the integrity and smoothness of another film. But this "Spy Allies" is different. Pitt's performance is deep and restrained. He has well restrained his urge to be handsome and controlled his performance in a low-key manner. Compared with the explosive handsome and cool performance, the deep and surging self-inhibition is more powerful.
This is the most romantic Pitt movie I've ever seen.
When we learned that Pete's mission was in Casablanca, I don't know how many people were as reminded of a movie of the same name and the theme song of the same name. When I hear this classic melody, World War II, love, destiny, all kinds of elements will make people feel the intersection of time and space, and those eternal themes can always deeply move us. Yes, the old-fashioned and unsmiling Pete, but also the romantic and gentle Pete.
This is the most artistic Pitt movie I've ever seen.
The current Pete is no longer a handsome young man, but the accumulation of years has washed him away. Deep and restrained performance, restrained and gentle. But it is this kind of restraint that makes the audience have a long aftertaste. After starring in many classic movies, Pitt doesn't need to prove that he is a good actor.
This is Pitt's most manly movie.
Yes, Pete has always been a tough guy. Whether facing the power or the Nazis, Pitt has always been a tough guy and a hero who is unyielding and fighting hard. But in this movie, Pitt is not a hero in the traditional sense, but a tough guy who is loyal to himself, his lover, and his family. This setting is a hero and tough guy with a complete personality, and it also makes ordinary people like me admire their courage and feel their pride.
All in all, "Spy Allies" is a rare good movie. In today's environment where special effects are flying all over the sky, good movies that focus on the inner demands and struggles of characters are becoming more and more scarce. It's bound to become a classic over time!
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