now that the dust has finally settled
>why was the acting so goofy? for a serious plot of action movie, with GOOD Actors
was it intentionally suppose to be a goof flick ?
Now that the dust has finally settled
Carson Turner
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Eli King
Yes.
Levi Walker
I fucking love this movie its at least an 8/10
Fight me
Jordan Davis
>serious plot
>good actors
>goof flick
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE what a perdicament
Sebastian Barnes
>movie about nick cage swapping faces with travolta
>being serious
David Nelson
its actually a 9/10
best action movie ever made
Leo Stewart
>movie where two men get their faces surgically swapped to discover the location of an explosive
>serious
OP, you might have the dumb.
Robert Ortiz
>this is how men kiss women right?
Blake Baker
Only Dominique Swain.
Cooper Murphy
You can tell this was directed by an Asian
Thomas Smith
...
William Roberts
It's unironically kino
Eli Perez
It's in my top 5 Cage kino
I always tell people to watch this, it's so overlooked
Jackson Wilson
...
Christian Campbell
>serious plot
Face swapping is serious?
Elijah Reyes
The best time I ever had at a cinema was a double billing of Face Off and Con Air, the 90's was rad
Brody Diaz
Left looks like Brad Pitt
Luke Barnes
that girl is so fucking hot
Charles Anderson
nic cage looks nearly like himself, but john travolta looks actually almost handsome
Samuel Ward
>serous
What? Havent seen it but isnt it about an terrorist and an us agent switching faces, sound like some kind of donald duck comic story
Noah Thompson
Papa's got a brand new bag. OW!
>BRAND
>NEW
>BAG
>BABY!!!
Camden Cruz
how did nobody in that room notice Cage?
Carter Cooper
>Travolta doing a Nicholas Cage impression
>Cage trying to be normal protagonist hero cop and ends up being his usual wacky self
>Prime Gina Gershon
>Ridiculously enjoyable minor characters including Pollux Troy
Fucking love this movie
Oliver Reed
>was it intentionally suppose to be a goof flick?
the fact you have to ask this makes me think that you are either dumb or baiting
Daniel Gonzalez
Unironic kino.
Levi Rogers
This is genuinely the closest live action has ever come to anime
You'll notice when you watch that the whole thing has a very eastern idea of "cool"
Jacob Moore
Tangentially the same way nobody ever sees the Joker setting up shit
Lucas Reyes
That's John Woo for ya
With birds flying.
Andrew Jackson
Yeah, it all makes sense. I just feel like Face/Off in particular is the ultimate merging of the western action movie with the ultra stylized over the top Asian feel
Andrew Scott
I actually saw this in the Kino when it came out, you little children
Sebastian Ross
This has minor sci-fi dystopian elements (the advanced face-swapping medicine, black-book magnetic boot prison). Are there any other films it could share a cinematic universe with?
Julian Wright
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Juan Diaz
If I remember right, it was originally written as a full on sci-fi movie, but they decided to just set it in the present and keep the sci-fi elements
James Young
Both Travolta and Cage are Goofy actors, so I don't know what you mean
Blake Foster
>6-way Mexican Standoff
Only John Woo could find a way to make this work.
Julian Reed
was this movie peak cage?