This film is the first work of the famous Chinese director John Woo to enter Hollywood. His famous violent aesthetics, coupled with Shanclade Van Damme's strong physique and heroic spirit, make this film very attractive. The action is gorgeous, the plot is exciting, and there is no cold scene from beginning to end. He was nominated for the 1994 MTV Movie Awards (Best Action Story). This is John Woo's first entry into Hollywood. His unique style of mirroring can still be seen from the handling of the hot action scenes, but the loyalty among men is gone, because foreigners don't eat this set. The plot of the whole film is simple, but it integrates the continuous action of tracking, shooting and kung fu fighting, which still keeps it entertaining to a certain extent. The first half is a bit intermittent and lacks a unified rhythm, but the value of viewing is greatly enhanced from the beginning of the action scene.
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2022-02-11 08:02
Extended Reading
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Dessie 2022-04-22 07:01:32
John Woo's 360-degree handsomeness under the lens of John Woo: slow motion, flying kicks, double guns, pigeons
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Vito 2022-04-22 07:01:32
Woo Yusen's literary and emotional scenes are simply unwatchable, but he has filmed action scenes that are both second-class and interesting, and a big girl like the heroine actually made him a little birdie. You really deserve it.
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Chance Boudreaux: What's your name?
Natasha Binder: It's Nat.
Chance Boudreaux: Nat?
Natasha Binder: Mm-hmm.
Chance Boudreaux: Your parents named you for a... bug?
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Chance Boudreaux: You trust me?
Natasha Binder: Of course I trust you.
Chance Boudreaux: Close your eyes.
Natasha Binder: Why do you want me to trust you with my eyes closed?