After John left, Qiao Feng continued to pick up the synopsis of the murder license and read it.

Murder license, this 007 has a lot of influence, but the overall evaluation of this film is not very good, because both the story and Timothy Dalton's James Bond are too serious, and it can be said to be the most serious 007 movie.

Even Connery's bitter, sarcastic humor from the early sequel is gone.

So, the original time and space are used to seeing Bond's humor, and the fights are very relaxed, and 007 in people's hearts is to save the world with a cynical attitude.

But for Qiao Feng, these are not important, the important thing is to make money.

And although this murder license is not very good compared to the previous 007 box office, it can win a box office of 150 million US dollars in North America, and the global box office is good enough at about 300 million US dollars.

Anyway, compared to tens of millions of dollars of investment, the return will definitely be huge.

Moreover, Qiao Feng himself doesn't think this film is bad.

This 007 is definitely the most authentic European and American action movie of this era, and it is not inferior to any of Stallone's movies in terms of scenes, but Dalton's acting skills far surpass those of contemporaneous action actors.

At the beginning, skydiving to participate in the wedding couldn't be more handsome, and like driving a big fuel tanker truck in the Devil's Pass, it was 20 years earlier than Fast and Furious 4.

At the same time, this 007 is also the most antagonistic contradiction between Bond and the organization, and it also kicked M.

But in fact, the organization did not embarrass Bond, and it is not realistic for Bond to single-handedly deal with a huge drug trafficking gang.

Boss M's seizure of his license is more like a routine for MI6 and does not restrict his personal freedom, while Dr. Q on vacation travels thousands of miles with a large push of high-tech products to help him looks like a arranged play.

For MI6, it not only killed the drug lords, but also sold Bond and the CIA a favor, so why not. And those who are as smart as Bond have already guessed one or two, so they might as well come and know and push the boat with the flow.

Bond is brave, but it also needs good luck. One of the major twists in this movie is luck, Bond pretended to be a professional killer looking for a job to infiltrate the bandits' nest and waited for the opportunity to assassinate Sanchez, but unexpectedly ruined the good things of the Hong Kong Drug Enforcement Administration, and was almost killed by the angry Hong Kong agent (there was a British agent named ** in the middle, who said that he wanted to escort Bond back to China, but Qiao Feng felt that this was more likely to be assigned by M to secretly assist Bond).

In the end, he didn't expect that a series of mistakes in and out made him gain Sanchez's trust, so he took the opportunity to use Sanchez's suspicion to drive a wedge between him and his partner Crest, and used Sanchez's hand to get rid of Crest, another culprit in the tragedy of the Wright.

The chase scene of several tanker trucks, two decades before Fast and Furious, is the final climax, and this passage is no less thrilling and hot than any action movie at this time or even later, and there are even a few seconds of the tanker truck tilting to avoid the stunt of the rocket, which is quite dazzling.

It is also worth mentioning that the two Bond girls in this movie, although they are not beautiful, are both temperamental beauties, especially the jealous scenes in it, which made one of them (Bouvier) cry.

Interestingly, although Dalton has only starred in two "007" movies, the Bond girls in these two films have shed tears for Bond, and they are definitely an outlier in the "007" series full of dewy love.

Qiao Feng personally likes Bond in this play played by Dalton, at least better than the previous two.

He portrays an immensely angry Bond who is very different from anything that came before him.

However, such an image seems to be tailor-made for Timothy Dalton, even if it does not have Connery's dashing and Moore's elegance and calmness, but his courage and determination are undoubtedly his biggest "label", and in this play he makes Bond from an unreal legendary character to a living person, and the character is very real.

Such a film will be scolded in the eighties and nineties, but if it is put in twenty or thirty years later, it will definitely be more praise and praise.

Because most of the movies at that time were made like this.

If you want to say, you can only say that the timing of the filming of this murder license in this year and month is not right, and it is too advanced.

Of course, if there is anything to complain about, there is.

The most complaining thing is Bond's combat effectiveness in this play, which is really the scum of War Five.

In this film, 007 is captured several times, falls into passivity, and is cornered...... It is up to others to save them. If Timothy were a woman, she would probably have a big belly by a ** woman.

At first, he was fed sharks, then he was beaten down by Asian agents and tied up SM, then thrown into a meat grinder and finally forced by a drug lord with a machete.

After watching this film, Qiao Feng felt that the 007 fights in this drama are really not good, but he really has a hand in hooking up with women to serve him.

Of course, although the fight is not a bad guy is very aggrieved, but with a beautiful woman to save it, it can still make up for a little grievance in this regard.

Qiao Feng felt that although this drama did not quite match people's fantasies about agents at this time, it was still qualified in terms of entertainment and business.

As for changing the fate of this drama and filming it after twenty or thirty years, Qiao Feng never thought about it.

It's just a movie, and it's also a movie where both the male and female protagonists are ready and can basically only use Europeans and Americans, and it's enough to make money.

As for whether this film can have a good review after its release, Qiao Feng won't think about it so much.

Anyway, this is 007, which is the best-selling and strongest series of movies since the movie was born.

It will not affect the shooting and box office of subsequent movies because of the bad reputation of a movie.

Moreover, Qiao Feng knew that when people looked back at this movie twenty or thirty years later, they would give this film the evaluation it deserved.

So, why think about it so much now, just sell well at the box office.

After reading the outline of the murder license, Qiao Feng took out another plan.

This plan is the one he just showed John.

This plan is also one of the highlights of MGM this year originally prepared by Qiao Feng.

It's just that I didn't expect that John had prepared several plans here, and there was also a murder license in the film.

In this case, then Qiao Feng also needs to readjust, after all, he still needs to prepare a lot for this plan.

As for the murder license, John has almost contacted the main actors, and he has a plan.

Naturally, it was filmed first with the murder license.

Of course, this plan in Qiao Feng's hand also needs to start preparing immediately, and he plans to release it on Independence Day in the United States, that is, in July.

.................................

Thanks to the book friend Little Tiger in the Demon World for a reward of 100 coins.