True Lies คนเหล็กผ่านิวเคลียร์

For many Chinese viewers, TRUE LIES served as an introduction to Hollywood blockbusters, with the Golden Gate Bridge sequence showcasing the true meaning of "big-budget spectacle."

1. James Cameron is the textbook example of a Hollywood blockbuster director. 2. The line "You're fired," right before launching the missile in the final showdown, was the ultimate Arnold Schwarzenegger coolness!

A masterclass building on the best of its predecessors and setting a new standard for those to follow; a golden, enduring benchmark for commercial action films.

In every aspect, this is a pinnacle of action films, with countless later movies drawing inspiration from it. Cameron truly demonstrates his seasoned skill. And that year's Oscars were dazzling: *Forrest Gump* took the lead, *Pulp Fiction* burst onto the scene, *The Lion King* was unforgettable, and *The Shawshank Redemption* remained an overlooked gem. Zooming out further, China had *To Live* and *In the Heat of the Sun*, Hong Kong had *Ashes of Time*, *Chungking Express*, and *Hail the Judge*, Taiwan had *Eat Drink Man Woman*, Russia had *Burnt by the Sun*, France the *Three Colors* trilogy, Iran *Through the Olive Trees*, and the films that influenced a generation of little girls and cool boys, *Léon: The Professional* and *Natural Born Killers*, also came out that year... It was quite a year for cinema!

Okay, here's a translation of your True Lies critique, aiming for a tone that reflects your original sentiment: Ugh... I'm starting to think James Cameron *hates* women. The testosterone oozing from this film is genuinely sickening. Let me gather my thoughts so I can properly express my disgust. Firstly, the characters are deeply problematic. Our macho-man protagonist, with his super-secret agent gig and work-first mentality, is woefully unfit to be a husband and father. Yet, he chose to marry and have a child! And THEN he has the audacity to *question* whether his wife even loves him? Why isn't HE being questioned about whether his "love" is genuine? After all these years of marriage, he's a total stranger to his wife, barely more than a polite roommate. But of course, he ends up not only saving his wife and daughter, but also the entire damn country, fulfilling some ridiculously overblown, superhuman hero fantasy...

In *True Lies*, the line between truth and fiction blurs, leaving us with a thrilling yet deeply personal journey of betrayal and redemption.