The director abused the audience as soon as the movie opened. The handsome Tom in the first two films was miserable from the beginning in this one. The portrayal of Tom's love and marriage also allows us to see a more tender side of him, and one more woman is obviously more trouble, and the omnipotent Tom's woman has become his only weakness. By the way, although the heroine of the second film was scolded by netizens as ugly, but no matter what, it is gone, although we have long been used to the speed of the protagonist changing girlfriends.
In the second Mission Impossible series, he was almost played by John Woo, and jj turned the tide. Disc 3, as a sequel movie, has everything, all kinds of high-tech special agent props, hot action scenes, classic stealing sections, boss betrayal, street racing, high school landing and Tom's face and MQ The legs, not to mention the Chinese elements that make me kind. The high-altitude juggling on Tom's Shanghai Tower and the running on the quaint streets of Xitang are impressive.
The director jj's grasp of the plot is still good, although there is no detail, but it is still very interesting. The reversal in the plot is not particularly delicate, the boss's betrayal trick is too bad, so the screenwriter came to reverse it again, the little boss turned out to be the real boss, although it was solved by the heroine with one shot, the double reversal is this point At least worth the praise. The scene of the cross-sea bridge is also hot, and it can be used as the action in this episode. But what I like most is the part about kidnapping the villain. The mission design is twists and turns, and it is exciting to watch. I give 5 stars for this part alone. In particular, cue the Lamborghini and the legs of MQ when it came down, although I am not very impressed with MQ because of that "The King of Fighters". The director also gave a good "commentary" on the manufacturing process of the human skin mask. It seems that the hole dug by John Woo is a bit big. The screenwriter's final explanation of the rabbit's feet is also vague. Although the plot is ups and downs, there are many obvious flaws. As a popcorn movie, it is completely qualified. I have no prejudice against the three words popcorn. I think the cinema needs such a movie, but is it really that easy to make popcorn?
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