Nicolas Cage is very suitable to play this kind of character that is both good and evil, and even more charming when he is evil. The language of the camera lens fully expresses the aesthetics of violence. Nicolas Cage throws off his long trench coat and takes out two gorgeous pistols, which is still fresh in his memory after many years. John Woo has a distinct style, and he later found out that he made several action films that he thought were full of beauty. The flying pigeons, the hem of the clothes blown by the sea breeze, the gorgeous weapons, and, of course, slow motion. As a result, I always felt that shootout films should be gorgeous.
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