Hello,
Today I want to tell you about the most fascinating movies is The Man from U.N.C.L.E. A film about two spies: American is Napoleon Solo and Soviet is Illya Kuryakin.
The story begins in Germany in time of the Cold war. Solo enters Gaby's machine shop , a beautiful girl whose father worked on the creation of a nuclear bomb, and asks her to get out of the wall, instead she helps Napoleon will meet with her father. Solo noticed that he was being watched, and getting out of workshop in the car with Gaby, the chase began.They managed to escape.
The next day, Solo discovers that he is forced to work on a secret mission with a Soviet agent, Ilya Kurakin, the one who was chasing them in Berlin. And of course they didn't like each other.
Napoleon Solo is a real "playboy". He is drinking expensive alcohol and talking to beautiful women. He is cheerful, sociable, clever, charismatic, charming, handsome and self-confident. While Ilya is cool, serious and taciturn. He restrained an intellectual.
The story is crammed with interesting twists, and you don't know what will happen next. Great action scenes, excellent cast, wonderful director is Guy Ritchie, interesting and breathtaking plot, humour,a rare case of cooperation between the CIA and the KGB, the atmosphere of the 60s, agents, cheeky, creative, fashionable, dangerous, unexpectedly are reasons to watch this movie. And music, lots of amazing music to complement the story. Music was a key element of the film.
Quotes
For a special agent, you're not having a very special day, are you?
A Russian architect would have fought them, a Russian agent would have killed them!
Saunders: He said, 'Don't kill your partner on your first day.'
Napoleon Solo: I know what he said. What does it mean?
Thank you, gentlemen, for fouling up two years of hard work!
Napoleon Solo: These. Are. Russian-made.
Illya Kuryakin: One moment.
Illya Kuryakin: These. Are. American-made. And very low-tech.
Napoleon Solo: Not very good at this whole subtlety thing, are you?
P.S. And if you watch carefully, you will see David Beckham
Today I want to tell you about the most fascinating movies is The Man from U.N.C.L.E. A film about two spies: American is Napoleon Solo and Soviet is Illya Kuryakin.
The story begins in Germany in time of the Cold war. Solo enters Gaby's machine shop , a beautiful girl whose father worked on the creation of a nuclear bomb, and asks her to get out of the wall, instead she helps Napoleon will meet with her father. Solo noticed that he was being watched, and getting out of workshop in the car with Gaby, the chase began.They managed to escape.
The next day, Solo discovers that he is forced to work on a secret mission with a Soviet agent, Ilya Kurakin, the one who was chasing them in Berlin. And of course they didn't like each other.
Napoleon Solo is a real "playboy". He is drinking expensive alcohol and talking to beautiful women. He is cheerful, sociable, clever, charismatic, charming, handsome and self-confident. While Ilya is cool, serious and taciturn. He restrained an intellectual.
The story is crammed with interesting twists, and you don't know what will happen next. Great action scenes, excellent cast, wonderful director is Guy Ritchie, interesting and breathtaking plot, humour,a rare case of cooperation between the CIA and the KGB, the atmosphere of the 60s, agents, cheeky, creative, fashionable, dangerous, unexpectedly are reasons to watch this movie. And music, lots of amazing music to complement the story. Music was a key element of the film.
Quotes
For a special agent, you're not having a very special day, are you?
A Russian architect would have fought them, a Russian agent would have killed them!
Napoleon Solo: I know what he said. What does it mean?
Thank you, gentlemen, for fouling up two years of hard work!
Napoleon Solo: These. Are. Russian-made.
Illya Kuryakin: One moment.
Illya Kuryakin: These. Are. American-made. And very low-tech.
Napoleon Solo: Not very good at this whole subtlety thing, are you?
P.S. And if you watch carefully, you will see David Beckham
Goodbye
Sincerely yours,
Darie
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