Snake Eyes, wandering with his father when he was a child, he vaguely felt that his father was deliberately avoiding something, but in the end he experienced the process of his father being killed, leaving serious psychological trauma.
The snake-eyed father in the opening chapter, in his own house, his son was not caught and threatened him, and he was beaten without even a decent resistance. The plot was fine at the beginning, but in the end I found out that he was from the special forces, and I had a lot of black spots on my head. This kind of visual sense of being an ordinary person being robbed at home by a robber, director, you have a good understanding of the world's top special forces. Is there any misunderstanding among the members? Is it possible to arrange for Joe to break through easily, and when he is relieved, The Baroness--The Baroness comes on stage, plots to kill Joe in the dark, and lets the first gang lead the leader, this kind of setting is not Better yet.
Who is The Baroness
Bewitching, manipulative, insidious, sinister guilt is completely absent in the movie. A high-ranking Cobra boss who doesn't spread terror with no intention of destruction is not a good screenwriter.
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