In the 50s of the last century, the heyday of domestic spy war films ended. "Secret Calculation" directed by Liu Yunlong became a classic of domestic TV series that year. However, when a series of "scandal-ridden" spy films such as "Infernal" and "Hive" have been declining in the Chinese market, many people lamented this.
However, just when everyone is skeptical about spy war dramas, the much-talked-about new drama "Lonely Boat" is about to be broadcast. The luxurious lineup starring Zhang Songwen and young Zeng Shunxi has attracted much attention. However, before "Lonely Boat" came out, CCTV's new work "Thrush" surprised everyone. It's only been two episodes, and it's broken 28, this is not common on CCTV.
"Thrush" is set in the 50s and tells the story of Ji Danyang, an overseas student played by Liu Xueyi, who returns to China to participate in the "Water Drop Project". Forced by the threat, Pang Hongmei, a police officer played by Peng Xiaoran, was sent to protect Ji Danyang. The two have experienced life and death, but they have always adhered to their hearts and embarked on a thrilling epic journey.
Thrush is different from other spy movies in that it is "anti-special". The male protagonist Ji Danyang is not only an outstanding **, but also a very intelligent talent, and his acting skills have also made many viewers have a deep understanding of his acting skills. In terms of plot setting, he wants to make the plot more exciting and profound.
The story begins when Ji Danyang returns to his hometown, but is ambushed and has to flee. In the first encounter, they were beaten to the ground, which shows the terrifying strength of the enemy. In the hotel, the staff dressed in white successfully contacted another group of people according to the pre-arranged location.
As a result, the other party's undercover identity**, and a heroine Pang Hongmei appeared, which made the whole thing even more complicated. This kind of setting really made many people sweat for him, but fortunately, the male and female protagonists finally solved the doubts in their hearts, confirmed each other's identities, and successfully fought their way out of the rain of bullets.
The second time was also very dangerous, with the help of Pang Hongmei, Ji Danyang met with the important leaders of the police department at the port and determined the route to Lumen Road. However, this is just the beginning. How did the woman in white find out about their ***? The Security Service has a traitor? The more you look down, the more curious you become.
The director of "Thrush" is very far-sighted, and the role he chooses must not only take into account acting skills, but also word of mouth, and the match between the two is particularly crucial. Among the many villains, Bai Minghan played by Ding Yongdai made the audience remember deeply, and he usually looked kind, but secretly, he was the enemy spy leader "Snow Wolf". This contrast makes people feel that at this age, their acting skills are much better.
Kong Lin played the role of Zhang Yan, the director of the Public Security Department in the play, with a calm temperament and a bit of wisdom. At the same time, Liu Zhibing's performance also added a solid atmosphere to this play. Although there is no ** performance, it also makes people feel solemn and comfortable.
Liu Xueyi plays a man named Ji Danyang, who is wearing a classic suit, giving people an elegant and restrained feeling. Peng Xiaoran's acting skills in the play are also remarkable, and she plays the role of Pang Hongmei very calmly, which leaves a deep impression.
Why are spy shows getting uglier and uglier? In the eyes of many, the film is more of a TV series than a good show. But more importantly, it was because of Liu Yunlong's ** film, which forced the spy war film to a dead end.
Therefore, the study and development of problems in intelligence work have put forward higher requirements for intelligence work. With its unique plot structure and rich character relationships, "Thrush" breaks the tradition and gives a new vitality to the intelligence theme.
In everyone's expectations, "Thrush" finally became a masterpiece with both traditional espionage techniques and its own uniqueness. The characters in the play are vivid, the martial arts scenes are exciting, and the plot is compact, which makes the audience watch it with relish. Perhaps, as long as there are more directors who dare to break the tradition and make a novel and charming spy film, we can expect it to continue to be popular.