The black man at the beginning of the film really doesn't know what his background is. His actions are comparable to martial arts masters. Is he doing parkour? At this time, I only exclaimed, "He is a monkey," and I am definitely a master. Such a thin rope can actually climb up and jump straight down so high.
I just wrote a large part of the analysis of the love between Vesper and 007, hey, I am too lazy to rewrite it. I just wanted to say that he was really moved by 007. He was actually willing to resign for her and travel the world with two of them. It’s just that beautiful things can’t last long. On a seemingly ordinary morning, she said that she would be back in half an hour. But it was goodbye. What worries me is that the last sentence she said to 007 was "sorry". Why don't you use your mouth to express "i love you"? And can't understand why she chose to die instead of 007 to save her? Is there anything that can't be said clearly? She wasn't a true traitor, she was just forced to be helpless. After this emotional hurt, this is the first and probably the last time he has moved sincerely. He was originally "have been among the flowers without touching the body". Once he has moved sincerely, it means "the old house is on fire—" -It's not saved." Of course, it may also be because of this emotional injury that created the romantic and indifferent 007 in the future. You know, in 007's film, all the women who have been in contact with him and helped him rarely have a good ending. They usually die, and they die very miserably.
I think the reason why 007 is sincere in Vesper is because Vesper and the women he met before are very different, smart, sharp, and very similar to him. At the same time, they have a lot of opportunities to be together. This is the most Important, let them know each other better in this kind of opportunity, and also be able to open their minds more. Vesper was shocked when he saw 007's skilled murder, and 007 comforted her when she was fragile, and they felt warm and closer to each other.
This film is very good-looking. I personally think it is better than Quantum Crisis. Perhaps it is because Craig took the first step in the 007 film. In order to praise him, he tried hard to make this film so good-looking. Craig suffers no less in this, and there is a bargaining chip for naked abuse.
Of course, it is not without omissions, the plot is ups and downs, but sometimes it feels too coincidental. In order to avoid Vesper, 007's car turned n laps. At that time, I just wanted to survive this way. It turned out that it was all right. After being shocked by the electric shock, 007, who was just dying, continued to go to the gambling table to fight his wits again.
Finally, besides me, does anyone think Craig looks like Putin?
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