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| Face Off Movie Review by Jarrod (5/12/2009) |
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'Face/Off' was arguably John Woo's biggest commercial success in North America; it really stands as one of his trademarks, a distinctive genre offering from the Asian action master, who made the groundbreaking, influential Hard-Boiled in 1992, with Chow Yun-Fat. It has, I think, a brilliant premise, but one that is...
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| Face Off Movie Review by Chris (7/2/2008) |
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Sean Archer has been chasing Castor Troy to avenge his son's death by the hands of the psychotic terrorist for six years. Now that he killed Castor, Sean must find a biological bomb by assuming the identity of Castor Troy by taking his face and being brought in prison. But Troy, who awakes from his coma, takes Archer's...
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| Face Off Movie Review by Rob (11/10/2007) |
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I don't think I need to explain the plot of this movie in detail. Basically the good guy and bad guy switch faces... slow motion gunfights ensue.
I thought this was a really fun movie. Sure it's unrealistic, but if you're looking for realism... walk out your front door. Over-the-top performances from Cage and...
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Writer/director Quentin Tarantino refers to John Woo as "the most exciting director to emerge in action cinema since Sergio Leone." And VARIETY calls the Hong Kong director "the Mozart of Mayhem." Action and Mayhem are what you will find in this film with John Travolta and Nicolas cage. They play in perfect tandem and one...
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