On the evening of August 13, we had the opportunity to enjoy the premiere of the movie The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

From the perspective of a fan like me, Ritchie’s pre-2010 works always have their own unique qualities, both sophisticated and humorous that few other movies have, along with the buttons.

Humanity’s safety?

The above quote perfectly describes what we are watching in the movie.

Plus there is an extremely beautiful West German girl who wants to defect, thanks to the help of Napoleon Solo (Henry Cavill).

It sounds terrible, but the entire movie is a series of actions, acting and humorous lines that are boldly English, calm to the point of indifference right in the middle of the deadly action scenes that both

Throughout the film, viewers are caught up in the competition between the two super spies, sometimes even thinking they are like children trying to compete to see whose drawing is better in the eyes of their art teacher back in the day.

In the end, our poor Gaby is just a supporting character between the bromance story of two senior spies whose personalities are not much different from children.

Not perfect, but okay

The acting of the characters in the film deserves the word excellent.

Luckily for the film crew as well as Guy Ritchie himself, the cast contributed to erasing the remaining problems in this film.

But towards the end of the film, both the tone and style of the film are messed up.

The most recent film is set at the same time as The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

But that doesn’t mean we should criticize the creators of The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

Worth enjoying

After impressive works released this summer such as Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, Ant-Man or Mad Max: Fury Road, The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

Currently, the movie has officially been released since August 14.