"Face/Off" is a cult action film in which Nicolas Cage and John Travolta's characters literally swap faces and are forced to live each other's lives. A brilliant '90s film or a completely illogical mess?

In this trash review, I analyze the plot of "Face/Off," the acting, the insane shootouts, the face-swapping operation, and John Woo's signature direction.

Why did Castor Troy become one of the most intriguing villains of the '90s?
Who played someone else better—Nicolas Cage or John Travolta?
How logical is a face transplant?
Why did an absurd idea become a cult action film?
And does "Face/Off" work as well today as it did in the VHS era?

In the video:

— The film's plot and logic;
— Castor Troy and Sean Archer;
— The face-swapping and identities;
— The acting of Cage and Travolta; — the best shootouts and chases;
— John Woo's signature style;
— powerful and ridiculous scenes;
— an explanation of the ending;
— the reasons for the film's cult status.

Who played their opponent better?
1 — Nicolas Cage
2 — John Travolta
3 — Both were brilliant
4 — The entire film is magnificent nonsense
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00:00 — Your face when... (Intro)
00:37 — Action Movie Base: Face/Off
01:50 — Kolya Cage and his "crazy olive"
03:00 — Estonian SWAT Team and the Cornfielder
05:58 — Secret Operation: Ebloprav v In fact
08:20 — The Pinnacle of Science: Morphogenetic Template
12:35 — IK No. 9 and the Cast-Iron Speed ​​Walkers
16:05 — Surprise in the Pants and Top Secret
20:55 — Escape: Bare-Heel Entry into the Water
25:10 — Torture with a Flabby Trunk
30:20 — The Final Meeting in the Church
34:05 — Results: Immunity to Strangulation
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