Film review of "Agent Transfer Student"
The secret agent transfer student was filmed in 1997 and is directed by well-known director Jon Amir and Hollywood film star Bill Aamir. Murray plays the male lead. The film mainly tells the story of a cute uncle of a recording rental shop, Valens, who goes to London to look for his brother on his birthday. However, unfortunately, that night, the banker's brother's family wanted to hold a business party, in order not to let the poor brother fall for himself, he bought a ticket for a realistic stage play and sent the brother away, the real stage play is that the participants can participate in the real scene. So the old brother happily went to play the role, and he never expected that this ticket actually made the old brother start a secret agent operation by mistake.
Inside the phone booth, he mistakenly answered a call from a government official to the killer and followed the instructions to the defense minister's apartment. The old brother who was too deep into the play always thought that this was a performance and began to soar his acting skills. In the Minister of Defense's apartment, he meets Lori, a call girl, and learns of the Minister's plot by mistake. To help Lori, they began looking for important classified letters from the Secretary of Defense as a way to fraudulently obtain money. After the government officials failed to get the letter, they sent agents to hunt down and kill the two, which was a thrilling road and a lot of laughter. Fake Agent Wallens talks about playing a group of soft-egg agents, and repeatedly turns the danger into a rescue of Lori, and finally the government conspiracy turns into a oolong due to Wallens's intrusion. Lori has a crush on Wallens, and the agents find Him and invite him to join, who uses a superb acting skill to reap the rewards and a happy ending.
After watching this film, I really can't help but be impressed by the screenwriter's brain hole, the plot is ingenious, all kinds of misunderstandings and coincidences are connected, the god-like plot, coupled with Bill Merck's superb acting skills, humor and not pretentious, people can't help but laugh.
Throughout the play, Wallens wrestles wits and courage with gangster agents in the acting, unexpectedly gets rid of various crises, hangs agents with strength, and defeats the evil forces with innocence. There is a hint of absurd comedy. And the most impressive thing in the play is that Lori asked Wallens are you acting? Wallens replied, aren't you acting too? On a real stage we are all acting. It can really be said that drama is like life, and life is like drama. Wallens performed in perilous circumstances, optimistic and naïve. And on the stage of life or many points of Warrens' game life attitude, life will be more colorful bar.