John Woo: from Hong Kong to Hollywood, The Killer and Face-Off

John Woo: From Hong Kong to Hollywood, The Killer, Face / Off John Woo and his "Heroes of Blood" combine actions with melodramas to create male melodramas, completely changing the type of movement and revitalizing I was allowed to. He looked into the code of manhood. Please redefine them. Robert Hank told that "Explosive fireworks seem to have been given privileges in conspiracy, stories or roles" (Hanke 41), Gillian Sandel said Wu said "It's nostalgic not to celebrate this violence I love you "I express my honor and chivalry" (Hanke 1999: 45).

Hong Kong's gang movie type began with "better than tomorrow" directed by John Woo in 1986, starring Chow Yun Fat. The forged story of Woo depicts a balanced gang between "Kung Fu Honor" and the goal of a three-piece materialist. This is the most selling Hong Kong film in the history of box office and has been widely praised. Woo has a series of successes including The Killer, Head in the Head, Hard Boiled and others.

Action director John Woo brought his beautiful film production style to the United States in the early 1990s. After being recognized and successful in Hong Kong, fortunately, Woo got the opportunity to incorporate his unique style into Hollywood's work. Most people will know Wu Yusen's dramatic new work, a dramatic story, a mythical prototype, and a seamless action sequence. Broken Arrow may not be Woo's most famous American work (Face / Off), but it encompasses all items in the 1990's. For various purposes, it is a very dangerous cat and mouse game. Two nuclear weapons were stolen by Vienna Dickens, a mad fraudulent Air Force pilot played by John Travolta to force ransom from the United States. Christian Slater covers his probably dead co-pilot Riley Hale and Utah Park Ranger (Samantha Mathis) cooperation prevents Dickens from completing his embarrassing plot

After a fantastic game such as The Killer, Hard Boiled, Better Tomorrow, Hong Kong action master, John Woo, brought talent to the United States and immediately entered the state-of-the-art action block Jean-Claude Van Damme. The story is focused on wealthy funny character (Lance Henriksen) looking for homeless in New Orleans. Our leader is to discover the truth and plan to stop it or try to die. In terms of Mill's story, it is filled with Wu's director's magic to prove his film production opportunities.

After leaving Hong Kong, Woo began filming the movie "Hard Target" (1993) at Hollywood starring Jean - Claude Van Damme. This movie has not been very successful for Wu. Working in a new environment with new restrictions really bothers me how he works. Also, unlike the usual John Woo action movie, the script of this movie has no mystery or character change even if there are too many direct things. Jean-Claude Van Damme is also a matter of Woo. Woo's expertise is in collaboration between martial arts and gunfights, but Van Damme can not use guns. He resumes pure kicks after using guns for a few minutes. Therefore, the debut of Wu Yusen in Hollywood was disappointing.