It seems so. You see, Bond has no strength to grab the elevator bottom frame and almost fell, his shooting hand trembles, pull-ups and he collapses to the ground. "Small," the boss also ridiculed him, "I wear pajamas at home for a day is worth doing it yourself for a year." Not only that, the so-called high-tech equipment is actually just a radio transmitter, "That's it, do you want a bomb pen?" Even the car is left over by the predecessor.
However, this is the most shabby 007 in history, abandoning the glitz and dazzling of the past, returning home, returning to the original place, relying on old shotguns, homemade bombs, gas tanks and daggers to get the helicopter and submachine gun. As the film says, "Sometimes, the old way is still the best."
Such a return to the basics is a good intention. It tells us that the core of 007's spirit is not the bucket of popcorn held in the hand when watching movies, nor is it BMW, Aston Martin, Omega and Martini, it is not a Bond girl, it is not Dr. Q’s equipment, and it is not a playboy. It’s the poem that M read at the hearing, which is tenacity, bravery, loyalty, indomitable, wisdom and patriotism, these emotions that transcend the changes of the times and are never out of date!
007's spiritual core remains unchanged, 007 will never be outdated.
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