In this film, John Woo uses the candlelit church in the dark as the hall for killers and the killing field for the final battle. The hall is full of candlelight, the statue of the Virgin is on the sidelines, the white dove flying in the rain of bullets, and a dispute between the rivers and lakes is decorated. Like sacred religious ceremonies.
This film is a masterpiece of John Woo's film violence aesthetics, and it also laid the foundation for his later development in Hollywood. In many of his subsequent films, the shadow of "The Killer" can be seen, and Chow Yun Fat and Danny Lee The role played by a policeman and a bandit, who is like a friend or an enemy, makes people talk about it. The scene where Chow Yun Fat and Danny Lee go from opponent to friend in the film is very eye-catching, and the passage where the two meet in Sally Yeh's house can be said to be the key part of the two from enemy to friend. It is both tense and interesting. In the atmosphere where a gun battle might break out at any time, the two men and men pretending to be relaxed for a woman is amazing. Chow Yun Fat has played many unforgettable killer roles, and Danny Lee is a professional police officer in Hong Kong movies. The chemical reactions between the movie actor and actress are evident at this moment.
