Originally, I saw the ratings, and I had almost no desire to watch it, but anyway, I watched it when I had nothing to do, and it turned out to be a very deep spy war movie.
It seemed like an ordinary anti-terrorist film at first, but the overall structure was still very compact; in the middle, I thought it was a romantic spy war film, where the elf prince broke into the empty door, rescued the female agent, got involved in a shocking conspiracy, and saved the world. . . . Isn't it your typical Jack Sue? As a result, there is no room for romance in the world of agents, and the heroine's vision is really problematic. Why are new and old lovers villains? Or MI6's female Boss is reliable, not as good as Lily.
The ending is a little weak. It is a bit too low for the big boss to come to the scene to watch the virus in person, and it is actually not good for him to fake his own death before. The virus was originally caused for the benefit after harvesting, and the fake death blocked his way back. .
In short, many critics think that this movie is too politically correct and too fake. However, after watching this movie in 2019, when the United States made enemies and made it on our heads, I realized that maybe this is the reality?
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