Tom Cruise's image of a white-haired killer is so cool. . .
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White Haired Killer
Alexandrine 2022-01-25 08:03:23
This is Michael Mann’s masterpiece. It is also a collaboration between two first-class male stars, Tom Cruise and Jamie Fox. Although Jamie Fox was not very popular at the time, he has been in the film since the beginning of the film. Hollywood has broken out of its own world. In this film, the two actors have cooperated very successfully. The two characters with extremely conflicting personalities are real and vivid. The whole film has a tight rhythm and suspense. The story is simple and easy to understand. , But it also allows people to actively think about some life-related issues; the action scenes are clean and beautiful, the rollover scene is impressive, the character design is clear, it is easy to distinguish who is who, and the soundtrack is also very comfortable . . .
Tom Cruise's image of a white-haired killer is so cool. . .
Tom Cruise's image of a white-haired killer is so cool. . .
Extended Reading
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Bernadette 2021-10-20 19:01:11
The most talkative killer in history. Died of chattering.
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Phyllis 2022-04-24 07:01:03
In "Yin and Yang", it is mentioned that this is the first time Michaelman chose to use a digital camera (forgot which one) to shoot a full night scene. But what should I say about the overall effect? There are pros and cons. The aerial imagery of passing through Los Angeles at the beginning is very charming, and the follow-up has a texture that is "not quite like a movie". Of course, the story is still good, and the villain is very attractive even if it is not Cruise alone. Then because it was for the actors to watch, I didn't want the protagonist to win. Ah Tang asked you to die, why don't you die obediently?
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[warning Max when two policemen have them pulled over]
Vincent: If you open that trunk, they go inside.
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[preparing to impersonate Vincent and meet with his bosses]
Max: How long have you been doing this? In case anyone asks?
Vincent: Private sector? Six years.
Max: Uh... you get health benefits? Pension...?
Vincent: No, and no paid vacation. Quit stalling, and get in there.