"Waste Agent" is still called American extreme!

Daniela 2021-12-20 08:01:06

The
original name of "Waste Agent" is American Ultra,
but it is more appropriate to translate it as "American extreme".
The film is adapted from comics and
has a grotesque style
. It uses the lens to express the laughter. The
language and performance are as exaggerated as possible,
reflecting the "extreme" in the original title.
I personally feel that the opening of the two-line expansion is a big failure. From
the perspective of the CIA, people can guess the identity of the hero and the drama that may be performed soon.
In this way, the
amnesia male protagonist
turned into an agent overnight, pulling the female
protagonist to turn on the neurotic mode. The hero and heroine’s firepower should have been matched by a rival villain,
but unfortunately, except for Rafie, who was knocked out, the
other villains were simply eye-catching. One by one went through
the scene more than one, turning the film into a farce in a lively manner!

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  • Demario 2021-12-20 08:01:06

    she said yes she said yes

  • Colleen 2021-12-20 08:01:06

    "Sorry, I don't know dei, I can speak Chinese" hahahahahaha

American Ultra quotes

  • Big Harold: I don't know nothing about no fantasy football.

    Rose: Well that don't make me feel better, man, nobody tell you shit!

    Big Harold: So hurtful.

  • Victoria Lasseter: Thanks for the location on Howell. I'm heading to him right now, but in the meantime we've got to go public on this. Call Krueger. I can't believe Yates has been training mental patients for his program.

    Petey Douglas: It is my duty to inform you that should you go public with this operation.

    Victoria Lasseter: It's your duty? What? We have to stop this! He's completely out of his mind!

    Petey Douglas: If you go public with this operation, you're committing treason and will be treated as a traitor to the United States of America. I'm sorry. I can't help you anymore.

    Victoria Lasseter: No! Pete! Peter! Petey!