The film gives the audience a feeling of sweating, exhausted but very fluid, and the more interesting point is that it still highlights Tom Cruise's never-ending personal charm.
The film was easy to complete for Tom Cruise, giving full play to his past charm, toothy smile, and talent for gagging, but as a film describing the late 1970s to the early 1980s, the film cannot be regarded as a work. It's perfect.
The style of the film is the tune of director Doug Liman, but he only used the role of Tom Cruise to structure his script, but the drama and tension of the whole plot were not very sufficient, even if he was accusing the US government. The lies and intervention in other countries’ policies and actions are not strong enough.
