The end of the spy movie

Hunter 2022-01-04 08:01:53

Judging from the star lineup, it seems that this movie is not weak. Gail Gadot, Isla Fischer, Zach Galifanakis, Jon Hamm are all my favorites. Actors. Gadot is radiant with speed and passion, Fischer’s image of a clever housewife is enduring, Gallifanakis appears as a technical man in front of computers in various movies, and Hamm seems to be a natural agent at first glance. And sexy men. Such a combination deeply means a strong contrast and conflict between ordinary life and the career of an agent. The subtext of this movie is, you have a big deal! But the actual results did not produce such unexpected effects, at least I am not like this. Perhaps the subtext is too obvious. The couple didn’t seem to be the people who were talking about major events. One of them kept discovering the truth, and the other kept using their skillful communication skills to figure out one secret after another, including the spy couple. . Obviously, we think that spies are well-trained. Although this is a funny movie, I always feel that the point of the funny lies in the seriousness on the surface but the actual mess, but the spies are simply the eldest brother and sister-in-law next door. In addition to being cool, other things seem to make people not realize that they are professional agents who have not been recognized by neighbors for 30 years. The point is, it's not funny. The death of MBI’s superiors, the people who chased them, the spy couple, and the last villain, the relationship between them is not reflected at all, and the ins and outs are not clear. This makes the movie lack of soul and rely entirely on it. With the faces of the four celebrities, the fuss came to an end, but not all were fussing, so it made people feel even more uncomfortable.

The title of the movie "The Powers of the Neighbor" is a bit wrong, so it's better to call it "Neighbors" more imaginative. The protagonist of this movie is obviously not the spy couple, but the living treasure that got involved. The well-behaved couple played live treasures and live treasures vividly, while the spy couple seemed a bit tasteless, I don't know what role they played in the movie. Their behavior is completely inconsistent with the image of professional agents: community gatherings, opening the bottle with bare hands, and throwing standards in a mess will reveal their identity, but they are proud of it and seem to have no idea in the process. Hidden and concealed, and behind the movie, the woman actually yelled. She had been a spy for more than 30 years and was discovered by a neighbor for the first time. If this is the case, wouldn’t the people of this world take care of themselves and completely ignore their surroundings? Yet? In the final arrest, they exposed the couple to the enemy before going to rescue. This section should have been brilliant, but at the end of the show, it was not clear who was saving whom. The spy couple was caught inexplicably, and the husband of Life treasure calmly talked about life with the big boss, and the wife of Life treasure wittyly got the life-saving fruit knife. And that big boss was too stupid and didn’t enter the scene. The girl next to him didn’t know what it meant. A group of people eating for nothing, asked the woman to pass the knife to the agent. With such obvious action, no villain in the house can Seeing that, especially the explosion after diving, there was no foreshadowing. At some point, the box with the chip became the bomb in plan b. It was really puzzling. When they finally escaped by diving, Leave the box containing the bomb to the boss, and did not bring out the box with the chip, but the boss opened the box and ordered the goods before! It's terrible, it's a wonderful piece, and it's lifeless. Throughout the movie, it seems that the two spies are responsible for the brains and the spies are responsible for the hands. Regarding the plot, the agent is completely inadequate, especially the man, who is simply a silly bug, seems quite shrewd, but has no rhythm at all.

The three points of the movie come from the star lineup and the acting skills of the husband and wife of the dead. But it was ruined in this film with no rhythm.

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Extended Reading
  • Marian 2022-04-20 09:02:02

    Watch the goddess all the way

  • Eldon 2022-04-21 09:02:50

    It's an American comedy that failed. Gal Gadot is so beautiful, I feel very satisfied watching her all the way. But the plot is really weak and full of routines. You can completely guess what happened later. The jokes are also far-fetched, and there is nothing attractive and fresh. It's pretty bland.

Keeping Up with the Joneses quotes

  • [Tim eavesdrops to Jeff and Karen through an earphone. He hears them moaning]

    Tim Jones: [to Natalie] I think they're having sex. God damn it, we don't have time for this. I mean, they're supposed to be here in 45 minutes. Nope, they are done.

  • Jeff Gaffney: Okay, can you guys tell us anything at all?

    Natalie Jones: I'm not Greek. I'm Israeli.

    Karen Gaffney: Ex-Mossad?

    Natalie Jones: Can't tell you.

    Karen Gaffney: Come on. Are you guys even married? Can you even tell us that?

    [Tim and Natalie look at each other]

    Tim Jones: Yes. That actually you can't fake.

    Jeff Gaffney: But that's it? Everything else was a lie?

    [Tim shrugs while drinking coffee]

    Jeff Gaffney: I mean, 'cause I think when you told me that you hated your job, that seemed real. I mean, from an HR perspective. That seemed real.

    Natalie Jones: [sharply] You told him you hate your job?

    Tim Jones: [embarrassed] I may have mentioned certain misgivings, in confidence.

    Natalie Jones: Interesting. Why is this coming out now?

    Tim Jones: Because Jeff is actually a good listener. And I did mention that to you before, in Marrakesh. At that place that we always go to. Hazim's. That day, we spent the whole afternoon here. We talked about maybe getting out of this. We talked about I could actually become a travel writer, for real. We could maybe have a child.

    Natalie Jones: That was hypothetical. It wasn't a life plan.

    Tim Jones: I didn't think it...

    Natalie Jones: [in Hebrew] Ya'ala itcha! Sicha achat sheyotzim she'ata mastul al nargila...

    [= I've had it with you! We go out, have one conversation, and you are high with the hookah]

    Tim Jones: [to the Gaffneys] Okay, this is what we do. Automatically, we go to Hebrew and then it's gonna be a whole thing.