This film adapted from the TV series of the special agents in the 1960s is not outstanding, and it can even be said to have a little old cliché, but the direction of Guy Ritchie has given the film new life, unique British humor, excellent editing and narrative control The same duo-style characterization makes people fall in love with this retro spy war.
I'm used to watching big scenes, and I can taste different flavors with occasional changes. The rhythm is well mastered, sometimes heavy and sometimes pleasant, and I have been immersed in the exotic soundtrack with interspersed humor. The roles of the two boys are quite good. The Cold War background has changed from camp opposition to cooperation to resolution. It is entertaining and retro style. It does not feel dull at all, and it is pleasing to the eye.
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