An antiterrorism agent goes under the knife to acquire the likeness of a terrorist and gather details about a bombing plot. When the terrorist escapes custody, he undergoes surgery to look like the agent so he can get close to the agent's family.
John Travolta Nicolas Cage Joan Allen Alessandro Nivola Gina Gershon Dominique Swain Nick Cassavetes Harve Presnell Colm Feore John Carroll Lynch CCH Pounder Robert Wisdom Margaret Cho James Denton Matt Ross Chris Bauer Myles Jeffrey David McCurley Thomas Jane Danny Masterson Lisa Boyle Linda Hoffman Tommy Flanagan Romy Walthall Windsor Paul Hipp Kirk Baltz Lauren Sinclair Khristian Lupo Thomas Rosales Jr. Show All…
Barrie M. Osborne Steven Reuther Michael Douglas Terence Chang David Permut Jonathan D. Krane Christopher Godsick
Susumu Tokunow Dino Dimuro Tony Lamberti Christopher Assells Per Hallberg Bryan Bowen Mark P. Stoeckinger David Williams Andy Nelson Susan Kurtz Anna Behlmer Michael A. Reagan Chris Hogan Scott Wolf Tom Lalley Kelly Oxford Peter J. Lehman Rick Morris Tom Perry Philip Rogers
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Face Off, 夺面双雄, Face Off - Im Körper des Feindes, Face Off - Due facce di un assassino, Αδίστακτα Πρόσωπα, Volte.Face, Face∕Off, 变脸：夺面双雄
High speed and special ops Crime, drugs and gangsters Epic heroes action, explosives, exciting, action-packed or villain martial arts, kung fu, choreography, cool or action-packed violence, action, guns, cops or killing prison, jail, criminal, convicts or brutal car, cars, action, adrenaline or driving Show All…
My favorite thing about this film and,
trust me, I have a lot of favorite things
about it, is that Woo actually got Travolta
to say the fine line, "Well, think about me.
This nose. This hair. This ridiculous chin."
90/100
Even if we do find what's over the rainbow, I doubt it's better than this.
Nicolas Cage and John Travolta switch faces and spend almost two and a half hours trying to kill each other. This is a five star movie.
nicolas cage saying "I could eat a peach for hours" seductively is the worst possible thing I could've heard in a post-cmbyn world
I saw this as a cynical, shitty teenager, and hated it. Even before revisiting it, I was deeply ashamed of this fact because I knew in my heart I was wrong. I am proud of how much I have matured in the last 17 years as a viewer of cinema, and that I can now recognize Face/Off as one of the greatest films of all time.
Honestly this would have been a really good Darkman sequel. All of the elements are there, its kinda hard to believe this wasnt somewhat inspired by it.
Anyway this was my first time watching face off and it was exactly as excessive, schlocky, and outdated as I could have hoped. The opening act especially feels a bit made for TV, not that im complaining. The story is so unbelievable and ridiculous, yet bold. Why dont we get popcorn movies that dont take themselves seriously like this anymore?
-Im uncomfortable with the amount of times they say Sean. Every other sentence someone says Sean.
-Did they swap weiners too?
-John Travolta and Nic Cage really do a great job impersonating each other.
