The finale of this Ren 007, Daniel Craig's "007: No Time to Die" landed in theaters, and its box office performance in the mainland was quite fierce, and even surpassed "Chosin Lake", which won the championship for many days.
Interestingly, the farewell finale of a generation of screen legends is frequently mentioned but there are not many scenes, rounded to about the role of "soy sauce" Cuban girl, Played by Anna de Armas, Paloma.
A long dress swayed like a dark night orchid, and the beauty was as neat and crisp as a sword out of its sheath, and the bright light was super good-looking.
In fact, whether it is a state girl or a heroine in the "Mission Impossible" series, or even a female villain, "radiant" is almost a basic configuration, and Paloma's characteristics may lie in the two-sided integration of "clumsy and cute" and "amazing and outstanding".
The first impression of this character is that of a typical clumsy and cute novice, who is too rough after seeing 007.
007 Reminder: Are we going to code ah?
She just woke up like a dream: Oh yes!
007 Drinking normally, she took a big glass of martini and took a sip.
Excited, "I trained for three weeks for this."
The freshness, instability, roughness, cuteness, and cuteness of novice rookies are all interesting.
Of course, Paloma is obviously not a rookie who can't learn anything, on the contrary, she has excellent ability and is very good at playing after she appeared on the scene.
Judgment, execution, flexibility and adaptability are all remarkable.
The scientist who found himself fleeing was upstairs, and directly drove the car to crash over, crashing into the pillar of the first floor, and thus picking up the scientist who fell downstairs.
Witty with cuteness, making the routine operations in this action movie seem more memorable.
Do you say that this character is particularly outstanding, extraordinarily three-dimensional, and very profound?
In fact, no, the role setting and scene arrangement are actually very conventional, but the degree of completion is relatively high.
It's just that the actors' body looks very good, the action play is clean and clean, and the role setting is also more plus.
In the final analysis, this is also one of the many routine roles in the genre film, but the brilliance is that she is so beautiful.
Beautiful, sassy, and lovely.
Beautiful but not dusty, cute and never pretentious, jerky but not stiff.
The Cuban state girl Anna de Armas in 007: No Time to Die, last collaborated with Daniel Craig, which was supposed to be in the Benguet reasoning film Blade Out of the Sheath.
007 put down his gun and became a detective, the US team turned into a playboy, and Anna de Armas was a kind and simple little nanny next to the super rich old man.
Look at the appearance of Anna de Armas in "Blade Out of the Sheath" and the brilliant female agent in "007: No Time to Die", completely judging the two, so that people dare not recognize each other.
In Villeneuve's "Blade Runner 2049", the Cuban girl plays a lover role similar to artificial intelligence, and the highly "dehumanized" beautiful and mechanical processing is completely another texture.
The three films have three very different textures, which shows the strong plasticity of the actors.
The "007" series, if you make a spin-off movie for this Cuban state girl in the future, it will surely be a very popular strategy.