Review of Face/Off (1997) by Rick Groen for The Globe and Mail (Toronto) — 29 May 2014
The result is a genre picture that transcends the genre, that gleefully embraces four qualities alien to the bulk of its noisy brethren: (1) thematic texture; (2) kinetic grace; (3) visuals that toy with the mind even while dazzling the eye; and (3) performers who are permitted to act like something other than human wicks for the pyrotechnical bombast.
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This review of Face/Off (1997) was written by Rick Groen and published by The Globe and Mail (Toronto) on 29 May 2014.
Face/Off has generally received very positive reviews.
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