Broken Arrow

About This Movie

Broken Arrow is a prime example of '90s action cinema, directed by John Woo, who brings his trademark style to the U.S. with this film. The pacing is relentless, and you can really feel the tension in the air as Vic Deakins, played by John Travolta, goes rogue. Christian Slater holds his own as Riley Hale, the unlikely hero trying to save the day. The practical effects, especially during the aerial combat scenes, add a tangible feel that digital effects often miss. The cinematography captures the striking Utah landscapes beautifully, contrasting with the high-stakes narrative. There's also that signature Woo touch with doves and slow-motion shots that feels almost like a signature. It’s got a certain flair that stands out in the action genre of its time.

Released on February 9, 1996.Features practical effects and aerial stunts.John Woo's first American film.Shot in various locations across Utah.