Something about a peach, I just remember the creepily evil way he said peach. Or who can forget the last line between the two “DIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEE!!!!”
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Stallone were offered the lead roles but turned them down before Cage and Travolta accepted them. Just a fun fact. That would've been so awesome.
Yeah this movie was awesome no question about it especially if it's John Woo directing. Fun fact is that before Travolta and Cage accepted the lead roles they were offered to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Stallone but they turned them down. Just imagine how brutally awesome that would've been to have two heavy 80s and 90s action stars going head to head.
@Blia Yang bruh what did you say? Nicolas Cage can act, IMO he's one of the best actors out there and it shows when the script is good. He had to act in bad movies because he had financial problems but when he's in good movies no mather the lead or side cast he's a stand out from everyone. Also Travolta, he doesn't seem to care anymore but back in his prime he was amazing
@Blia Yang For me he was always excellent and he has massive amount of talent. The problem is that he doesn't know how to handle money and he was in a lot of debt which made him ruin his legacy with a lot of bad movies
@@DB-iw7jq It's rare someone lands a great joke in a comment section. It's even rarer that someone else takes it to another level. I don't know which person to admire more. well done, the both of you!👏
@@alexandrahopkinson1748 John Travolta plays the main villain of the Thomas Jayne Punisher. It's not exactly The Usual Suspects to reveal that the big guy get killed at the end of an action movie like that. Or you could just say "...WHERE HE WENT UP AGAINST JOHN TRAVOLTA."
The line I remember was "I hate to see you go, but I love to watch you leave." I don't know why, but that stood out to me. (actually I do know, I'd heard people say it online just prior to watching it on tv. Still though."
The two main characters' blood types reflect their antagonistic nature. Sean Archer's blood type is O negative, the universal donor, reflecting Archer's role as a police officer dedicated to serving the community. Castor Troy's is AB positive, the universal recipient, someone who takes from society without giving anything back.
I remember seeing Face/Off in the theater with my friend and we both stood up at the end and clapped. Maybe the rest of the crowd thought we were nuts, but we thought it kicked ass big time. We were in our 20s, not little kids, and just enjoyed the heck out of this movie. It was a great summer action movie, but it had emotion and heart
I loved the film until I realised I'd seen the directors cut ending the first few times, and not the terrible walking up the street to sub-par Oasis music ending. God that sucked. Great film concept though, amazing in this era of reboots that it was never picked up again!
The original trailer for this was AWESOME. Just the slow spin around them sitting in a chair, the lights dim, and that tagline "In order to trap him...I must become him" as the actors switch...so friggin good
This movie started my love for both John Travolta and Nick Cage. i thought its was a masterpiece but i was like 7 or 8 when i first saw it. I still love it idk if its nostalgia or if its just a great movie
Coincidentally watched this movie again tonight and then I saw this video popping up. I must say this movie aged really well and it was such a fun and emotional ride from the start. It’s not a guilty pleasure, it’s a great film.
Finally watched the whole film a few months back after only having caught bits and pieces on tv in the past. Had a blast with it. Really fun, silly (in a good way) action film.
I would watch this all the time with my dad when I was growing up. It was one of our favorites. And I am so glad that someone else out there appreciates how awesome of a job each actor had to do to act and seem like the other person. :)
I completely agree with everything Jeremy said in this review. Face/Off was one of my favorite movies of the 90's. It revolved around an interesting concept, contained great action sequences, emotional moments, memorable lines, and intriguing performances by both Nic Cage and John Travolta. Also, 8:15 - 8:52 was effing hilarious, LOL
I LOVE this movie, it's the reason I started watching films with Cage and Travolta. I've seen it dozens of times and I still completely enjoy it. I'll never forget Castor teaching Sean's daughter (and us) how to properly stab someone, the image of the blade turning is forever engraved in my mind.
One of the 10 to 15 most underrated action films of all time. John Woo's best WESTERN film he did here anyway..... VERY FEW Actors could of pulled off acting not just in their role but acting as the other actor. Legit fun very good title. @Jeremy bless you and your HUGE head of hair for reviewing this finally :). Much love good Sir :) Kudos an thank you.
Face/Off will always have a special place in my heart. My mum raised me on her own, and this movie was regular viewing for us. She’s a die hard Travolta fan, and I’m a die hard Cage fan. We watch the film at least once a year, and since watching your this video. My mum has become a fan of your channel now.
@0:52-1:01 "Until Nicolas Cage goes into what we call the greatest plot device that leads to anything ever. That's right, a coma! You can do anything with a coma, especially in the 90's." That moment when you realize Hideo Kojima used Face/Off for inspiration for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.
Yep, this is one of my all time favorite movies from the 90's which I can't decide which one was best, because they are all so good and original in every aspect to keep your interested through the whole damn thing. I love it like I had to buy it along with Tombstone, ConAir, Pulp Fiction, Independence Day, Bad Boys, Braveheart, Clueless(for the lady friends), Casino, Heat(so good), Shawshank...I could go on and on and oh Terminator 2 Judgement Day started it all off that decade, I think, I dunno, either way it's on my list as all time favorites and fav 90's movies.
All the love for Face-Off! I'm so glad your rewatch made you notice the emotional and psychological beats! I've always loved them and thought they balanced the crazy, amazing action beautifully 😊
A mind so carefree loaded with so much passion in movie reviews. True poetry at its highest peak as we all glaze into a magical journey as him as our supreme leader in where to search for that perfect movie high. Such confidence along with charm added with a smile that can go on for days. Thank you for you are the movie messiah of this Kingdom where no one will never replace you because you are the chosen one. See you soon as another movie will be talked about, and I will gleefully await your wisdom adding to a mountain of pride, and joy as you speak high above the mountains where many followers along with fans will never leave your side. You will get nothing but thumbs up from me.
Just want to say that I love just hearing you talk about movies. It’s fun and enjoyable to watch, and doesn’t have to be NEW movies, at all. Just hearing you talk about stuff YOU want to talk about makes for great content.
"I can eat a peach for hours!" was my pickup line on Hannah lol. Love this film. Please review Virtuosity with Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe. Crazy 90s flick!
it’s such a great movie! remember watching it for the first time when I was about 6-7 years old and being soooo amazed by it. Rewatched it during the quarantine again and once again was freaking SHOOK at how good it was and how it played with my emotions and feelings. And the action scenes! Sooo well done!
This was the 90s action movie I saw most recently...and I was mad that I waited so long because it instantly became one of my favorites. It is overdrive all the time with this movie and I can't get enough of it; the final action scene was like a Family Guy giant chicken fight and I just loved every moment of it (I wished it went on even longer holding that manic energy).
Jeremy i love the passion in your voice when describing this movie, its the same passion ive had when ever recommending this movie to anyone who hasnt seen it.
I don't mention enough that I love your Quarantine content. I'd rather hear you talk about an old movie you love than some random movie coming out this week that I'll never care to watch =D
I AM SO HAPPY!! I left a dozen comments on Jeremy's "broken arrow" review asking for this one. And here it is!! I'm not saying I sparked the revolution, im just happy to be a part of it.
This movie is so good. The performances are great. The direction is great. Even the script and editing are pretty good. Character development is amazing. And the action. Classic Woo. That boat chase is one of my favourite chases of all time. So much goddamned fun
My perfect Sunday afternoon movie marathon is Broken Arrow, Face Off and The Rock (so please do The Rock if you haven't already). But those three films were instrumental with me growing up as a teen. Man I miss the 90s! Stay awesome, stay safe dude!
I was 17 when "Face/Off" originally came out, and I convinced my Mom to take my sister and I to see it. To my great surprise, she wound up enjoying it almost as much as we did, which was a rare thing for her regarding movies.
Gina Gershon is awesome. She was the best part of Showgirls, since she was the only actor in the movie who realized how silly it was. Everyone else acted like they were in Citizen Kane or The Godfather.
Ever since I subscribed to this channel, I've been waiting for this Face/Off review. It's one of my favorite movies, because the 90's cheese is supreme, but still delivers awesome performances.
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Think most of us can agree that this movie's the quintessential Nicolas Cage experience!
this and con air!! although hes great in ghost rider and national treasure too.. and mandy..
It was the “Hallelujah” scene, wasn’t it ?
I REALLY want to see Vampire's Kiss but can't find it anywhere. I've GOT to see the alphabetizing scene in context!
I think Wild at Heart and Raising Arizona are also contenders.
@Ellie I feel like National Treasure belongs near or at the top.
“I want to take his face.....off” instant classic line 😂😂
are you ready for the big ride bay'by
Post if you've been so wasted you've done that scene... Yup.
"No more drugs...for that man!"
Something about a peach, I just remember the creepily evil way he said peach. Or who can forget the last line between the two “DIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEE!!!!”
Insert Rick Dalton pointing at the TV meme.
This movie is one of the most rewatchable 90's movies ever.
@Route 1 are you serious? The stylised entry with cool score itself is rewatchable
100 percent.
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Stallone were offered the lead roles but turned them down before Cage and Travolta accepted them. Just a fun fact. That would've been so awesome.
@@bryanrizzo9377 Arnie & Sly can't imitate each other. lol
@@jp3813 but it would have been a fun movie😂
When I saw this movie, I was actually surprised at how good Travolta and Cage were at acting like each other.
Yeah this movie was awesome no question about it especially if it's John Woo directing. Fun fact is that before Travolta and Cage accepted the lead roles they were offered to Arnold Schwarzenegger and Stallone but they turned them down. Just imagine how brutally awesome that would've been to have two heavy 80s and 90s action stars going head to head.
@Blia Yang bruh what did you say? Nicolas Cage can act, IMO he's one of the best actors out there and it shows when the script is good. He had to act in bad movies because he had financial problems but when he's in good movies no mather the lead or side cast he's a stand out from everyone. Also Travolta, he doesn't seem to care anymore but back in his prime he was amazing
@Blia Yang For me he was always excellent and he has massive amount of talent. The problem is that he doesn't know how to handle money and he was in a lot of debt which made him ruin his legacy with a lot of bad movies
@@nekonebitan2912 who cares? It's his life, life's short. His bad movies he still gave great performances and helped those aspiring directors
Well the next logical step is con air if we're talking 90s fun.
"Put the bunny back in the box."
Cyrus the virus!!!!
'The Rock' was awesome, too.
everything is awesome that is true
Yes, he did broken arrow for Travolta it’s only right that he does con air for cage
Yeah, Face/off definitely remains one of my favorite action movies.
"It's like looking in a mirror - only not."
My favorite line in the movie.
When people ask for my favorite movie I say Shawshank redemption to sound deep, but really it's face off
Nah, let's just stick with Shawshank! ; )
@@arrownoir yes, yes that was exactly what my post was about. You nailed it 👍🏿
Both movies are my favorite but I put always first Face/off ...
"No more drugs…for that man"
Still one of the funniest and best delivered lines ever.
And that's coming from a guy who made The Notebook
Is this Jeremy's favorite movie? He went into great detail and can tell he even wrote lines, you could feel the passion!
If not, it's just that much of a damn good time.
Lord of the rings is his favorite
R.A.s Reviews Either that or more likely Dark Knight.
Nah, it ain’t awesometacular
"Wrote" lines?
John Travolta and Nicolas Cage walk into a bar...The barman says, "Why the wrong face?"
bravo, you win the internet for today
But why is the barman Asian?
@@DB-iw7jq It's rare someone lands a great joke in a comment section. It's even rarer that someone else takes it to another level. I don't know which person to admire more. well done, the both of you!👏
I was drinking hot coffee when you said that
@@JozeeWalz *when I read your comment a day after you posted it
“...Thomas Jane... then he got out and played the Punisher...” WHERE HE KILLED JOHN TRAVOLTA. Missed opportunity Jeremy.
he tries to avoid spoils outside of the movies he is reviewing.
lol yes
@@alexandrahopkinson1748 John Travolta plays the main villain of the Thomas Jayne Punisher. It's not exactly The Usual Suspects to reveal that the big guy get killed at the end of an action movie like that.
Or you could just say "...WHERE HE WENT UP AGAINST JOHN TRAVOLTA."
That's a good one, ..Jeremy may have missed it only becuz , Travolta didn't have a scene with Jane In Face off ..idk
Tom Jane as the punisher was the best
Best line in the entire movie is “peaches, I could eat a peach for hours!”
That was the original pimp line in middle school.
It was the flowers line after that which makes me lose it like this man must be stopped 😂
The line I remember was "I hate to see you go, but I love to watch you leave." I don't know why, but that stood out to me. (actually I do know, I'd heard people say it online just prior to watching it on tv. Still though."
@@jamesmallone that's a way of saying someone has a nice ass
I could only eat a peach for about 5 minutes. Cause then it'd be finished.
"Sasha, wtf are you doing here?"
Good Nicolas Cage impression 😁😁
That's actually a good impression of John Travolta's good impression of Nicolas Cage, since he's the one who said it
Wheeeee!! WHAT A PREDICAMENT
@@pwnranger3496 whooohoooo!!!!
i have said " NO MORE DRUGS FOR THIS MAN" way more times in my life than i should have.
You and me both
You betcha
My base phrase to use on internet !!!
Ditto
Seriously something I've said a whole ton of times over the last 20+ years.
The original script for face/off was more futuristic with a lot of sci-fi elements to it. Hence the metal/magnetic boot in prison
That premise would've crashed and burned without Cage, Travolta and Woo.
i think most movies would crash without the director and 2 leads...
That can probably be said for a lot of Cage movies.
Well, the original intention was a Stallone vs. Schwarzenegger movie...
@@DarthMessias maybe in paralel universe this happened. But I don't think they'do a good job. Travolta and Cage are actual actors
1997: Year of the Cage. This and Con Air are just... MichaelFassbendersays"perfection".jpeg
"OoooOoooOoo wee you good lookin! you hot!"
Travolta chewing that scenery A+
The two main characters' blood types reflect their antagonistic nature. Sean Archer's blood type is O negative, the universal donor, reflecting Archer's role as a police officer dedicated to serving the community. Castor Troy's is AB positive, the universal recipient, someone who takes from society without giving anything back.
I remember seeing Face/Off in the theater with my friend and we both stood up at the end and clapped. Maybe the rest of the crowd thought we were nuts, but we thought it kicked ass big time. We were in our 20s, not little kids, and just enjoyed the heck out of this movie. It was a great summer action movie, but it had emotion and heart
Clapping in the theater is cringe.
There goes Jeremy again giving me the strength to survive 😂
This is one of those "anytime" movies for me, if I can't find something else and I see face off, I'll watch it.
Ikr I love that movie
Truth.
If we’re doing retro reviews now..
Can we get a “Butterfly effect” movie review?
It’s one of my favorite concepts for a film
I love that movie
Yeeeeesssssss
I loved the film until I realised I'd seen the directors cut ending the first few times, and not the terrible walking up the street to sub-par Oasis music ending. God that sucked. Great film concept though, amazing in this era of reboots that it was never picked up again!
Theatrical or DirecCut?
Jeremy’s hair is the most 90s now than it’s been in a while.
Jeremy starting to morph into Teen Wolf
He has the looks of a stud with the personality of a total geek.
Shoe-in for the next Samsung ad with Jeremy waiting in line for the release of the next iPhone 📱.. you see it?
Jeremy's hair is flourishing my guy. Hairline still intact and everything.
His hair's growing more sentient.
He got the genes man. You won’t see him getting bald
Jeremy looks young af for his age
@@danielmashanic5738 right!? Can't believe he's 38.
Yeah life's not fair for some of us lol
The scene where they are both back to back against the mirror and turn to shoot each other, but they see themselves is unironically fucking genius
The original trailer for this was AWESOME. Just the slow spin around them sitting in a chair, the lights dim, and that tagline "In order to trap him...I must become him" as the actors switch...so friggin good
This movie started my love for both John Travolta and Nick Cage. i thought its was a masterpiece but i was like 7 or 8 when i first saw it. I still love it idk if its nostalgia or if its just a great movie
Do not worry. It is MASTERPIECE 👊
Same. Definitely in my top 20 cinematic experiences at the movies.
Coincidentally watched this movie again tonight and then I saw this video popping up. I must say this movie aged really well and it was such a fun and emotional ride from the start. It’s not a guilty pleasure, it’s a great film.
I’ve always liked “Face/Off” but more than that, I’ve always LOVED “The Rock”
The Rock is my favourite action movie of all time. Perfect villain, perfect sound track and just a wild ride overall.
Love the rock for Hans fuking Zimmer Hummel gets the rockets theme
The Rock gotta be one of the most underrated action movies ever.
@@Vreth6 the same for me! Can watch it all the time.
I love the extremely clunky lead up to the rocketman one-liner. Its so bad its amazing. And I doubt many other than Cage could pull off that dialogue.
I think its safe to say Jeremy doesn't ever have to worry about losing his hair.
My husband sent me this link because he knows how much I love Face Off. My first comment? "Damn, Jeremy's hair looks good" 😂
Review " Training Day" pleaseeeeee
This film inspired movies like Internal Affairs which later remade as The Departed.
It's Infernal, innit?
"I could eat a peach for hours"
We need a Castor Troy spin-off.
The Castor and the Furious.
Castor Troy Origins movie right 😄
Finally watched the whole film a few months back after only having caught bits and pieces on tv in the past. Had a blast with it. Really fun, silly (in a good way) action film.
Seen Face/Off and it’s one of my favorite Action films of all time
Fun fact: Castor Troy’s bald buddy is played by the director of “The Notebook”
Huh, neat.
On a side note,i think Jeremy's hair and beard have achieved perfection.
If Jeremy is doing a 90s run , I'd love to hear his take on Swordfish.
@@aronscott8284
You know the problem with people on the RUclips comment section is. They're too much of a pussy & sensor to the comments they make.
@SALMAN VENTHOL the best thing about SWORDFISH was Halle Berry ( * )( * )
Yes!!!
Only take is that Halle Berry is hot af.
I've also never seen Swordfish
Jeremy's hair is channeling Jake Gyllenhaal from Prisoners' hair.
Thats the "Corona Non-Haircut" style haha
I mean if your gonna pick an actor to replicate hake gylenthol is pretty good
@@nateds7326 Was watching Spider-Man: Far from Home on BluRay the other day, and as Jeremy said in his review, Jak Gyllenhaal is the fucking man.
I would watch this all the time with my dad when I was growing up. It was one of our favorites. And I am so glad that someone else out there appreciates how awesome of a job each actor had to do to act and seem like the other person. :)
Watched with my dad also ❤️
I completely agree with everything Jeremy said in this review. Face/Off was one of my favorite movies of the 90's. It revolved around an interesting concept, contained great action sequences, emotional moments, memorable lines, and intriguing performances by both Nic Cage and John Travolta.
Also, 8:15 - 8:52 was effing hilarious, LOL
I LOVE this movie, it's the reason I started watching films with Cage and Travolta. I've seen it dozens of times and I still completely enjoy it. I'll never forget Castor teaching Sean's daughter (and us) how to properly stab someone, the image of the blade turning is forever engraved in my mind.
Man, i love seeing you reviewing these old movies and because of you i´ve been watching them and having such a good time, thanks man
One of the 10 to 15 most underrated action films of all time. John Woo's best WESTERN film he did here anyway..... VERY FEW Actors could of pulled off acting not just in their role but acting as the other actor. Legit fun very good title. @Jeremy bless you and your HUGE head of hair for reviewing this finally :). Much love good Sir :) Kudos an thank you.
Face/Off is John Woo at his best, and with an actual budget...
You must be high. You should re-edit after you come back down.
superlive98 right now, I am high...actually Hard Boiled is Woo at his best... but i really dug Face/Off
@@ittoakimbo Agreed.
Jeremy's hair gel level: season 5 Ross 😂
Good work!
Yes, that's one of my favorite action movies.
John Travolta deserves oscar for this.
You both need to watch more movies then.
riley garcia What I think is that you need to do more internet. Clearly you would need « lines » the size of a whole planet to read between them.
@@adecakaship2486 Are you okay?
@@adecakaship2486 if you are saying this was sarcasm I've seen about 100 comments praising this movie
@@rileygarcia1 hey, idiot, you know people have different opinions right? he said it’s ONE of his favorite movies. not one of its
Due to quarantine, Jeremy is competing with Decker Shado for "internet personality with the best hair" on RUclips.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This deserves more likes!
LMAO - I’ve been thinking, “you don’t need haircuts, Jeremy!” for several weeks now.
Also, the title of one of Breaking Bad's greatest episodes.
I was thinking it too. Mainly because I rewatched BB on Blu Ray during Quarantine.
I remember watching it when I was a kid and I absolutely loved it. I watched recently as well I still loved it.
John Travolta definitely threw in some “Deak” from Broken Arrow in this film.
Face/Off will always have a special place in my heart. My mum raised me on her own, and this movie was regular viewing for us. She’s a die hard Travolta fan, and I’m a die hard Cage fan. We watch the film at least once a year, and since watching your this video. My mum has become a fan of your channel now.
That Deadlock reference took me BACK! Wow!!!
Great movie
Troy- “ONE OF YOUR’S SEAN?!”
(Shoots undercover agent in the back and her body falls from a moving plane.)
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
ME: 🤣
LoL
Cue the Loony tunes theme.
What’s funny is Bane said this in Batman, why would you shoot a man if you’re throwing him out of a plane.
Yea that fuckin face he makes in that scene had me in tears
Dude! Review Leon The Professional
The way crying or sobbing Matilda was telling Leon to open the door. Brilliant acting from 12 year old Natalie Portman right there.
Review The Office first
Who would enjoy it?
EVERYONE!
@@tenthtennant8935 No! Review Evan Almighty first😁
@@kratoscallofduty Rated E for (Gary Oldman shouting) *EVERYONE!*
@0:52-1:01 "Until Nicolas Cage goes into what we call the greatest plot device that leads to anything ever. That's right, a coma! You can do anything with a coma, especially in the 90's."
That moment when you realize Hideo Kojima used Face/Off for inspiration for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.
Yep, this is one of my all time favorite movies from the 90's which I can't decide which one was best, because they are all so good and original in every aspect to keep your interested through the whole damn thing. I love it like I had to buy it along with Tombstone, ConAir, Pulp Fiction, Independence Day, Bad Boys, Braveheart, Clueless(for the lady friends), Casino, Heat(so good), Shawshank...I could go on and on and oh Terminator 2 Judgement Day started it all off that decade, I think, I dunno, either way it's on my list as all time favorites and fav 90's movies.
Cant believe you got to talk about this great goofy movie.
Great yes goofy idk
Next review- A Goofy Movie!
goofy ?? seriously??
Show some respect dude !! Don't make me go there and slap your face off
Jeremy's hair is giving me John Wick vibes
Perhaps he is secretly auditioning for the role of his son in the fourth movie.
He used it to great effect doing a Wick impression an episode or two ago.
Crisdean Mackinnon I’d really like to see Jeremy in a movie.
@@somerandolad anybody else remember that time he played Neo in that homemade bullet time scene? This man is trying to take Keanus whole career
All the love for Face-Off! I'm so glad your rewatch made you notice the emotional and psychological beats! I've always loved them and thought they balanced the crazy, amazing action beautifully 😊
A mind so carefree loaded with so much passion in movie reviews. True poetry at its highest peak as we all glaze into a magical journey as him as our supreme leader in where to search for that perfect movie high. Such confidence along with charm added with a smile that can go on for days. Thank you for you are the movie messiah of this Kingdom where no one will never replace you because you are the chosen one. See you soon as another movie will be talked about, and I will gleefully await your wisdom adding to a mountain of pride, and joy as you speak high above the mountains where many followers along with fans will never leave your side. You will get nothing but thumbs up from me.
I'd love to hear your take on Tucker and Dale vs Evil.
One of my absolute favorite guilty pleasures.
It’s genuinely a good movie.
You're only guilty of not appreciating how Kino this movie is 👀
I don't think it's a guilty pleasure...considering, it's actually an good movie.
Nothing guilty about this one.
This is not guilty pleasure. But IMHO a true masterPIECE
Just want to say that I love just hearing you talk about movies. It’s fun and enjoyable to watch, and doesn’t have to be NEW movies, at all. Just hearing you talk about stuff YOU want to talk about makes for great content.
Best review in a long while. You need to do more reviews of 90s action movies.
Shawn archer.... twisted so the wound won’t heal.
That's good yet disturbing.
"I can eat a peach for hours!" was my pickup line on Hannah lol. Love this film. Please review Virtuosity with Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe. Crazy 90s flick!
Love that movie! Help us out jeremy!! 😂
Agreed!
Little known fact, after this film Nicolas Cage was left with John Travolta's face and vice versa. They have lived each others lives since 1997.
it’s such a great movie! remember watching it for the first time when I was about 6-7 years old and being soooo amazed by it.
Rewatched it during the quarantine again and once again was freaking SHOOK at how good it was and how it played with my emotions and feelings. And the action scenes! Sooo well done!
Love Jeremy's work! Keep up the great job! It's part of what has inspired me to start my own RUclips channel to discuss movies as well!
My joint fav film along with “True Romance” brilliant escapism
This was the 90s action movie I saw most recently...and I was mad that I waited so long because it instantly became one of my favorites. It is overdrive all the time with this movie and I can't get enough of it; the final action scene was like a Family Guy giant chicken fight and I just loved every moment of it (I wished it went on even longer holding that manic energy).
Jeremy i love the passion in your voice when describing this movie, its the same passion ive had when ever recommending this movie to anyone who hasnt seen it.
Aahhh, 90s child nostalgia. Only makes sense to do Con air next!
I couldn’t click on this video fast enough!
I love Face Off! 😂
I don't mention enough that I love your Quarantine content. I'd rather hear you talk about an old movie you love than some random movie coming out this week that I'll never care to watch =D
The good thing that the quarantine bought was you scraping forgotten gems to review, love you Jeremy.
Still waiting on that 1984 terminator review there Jeremy.
I agree, I've seen this movie many times and love the whole storyline, you did make that explanation too confusing
Honestly, the boat scene at the end might be the most thoroughly entertaining action sequence I've seen in a long time haha
Any chance an Avatar: Last Airbender series review could happen? It's on Netflix. Its like TLOTR pretty much.
Just a suggestion...
Fun fact: Thomas Jane made his debut in an Indian movie. Look up Padmati Sandhya Ragam.
One of my favorites!! This is why you’re the supreme movie reviewer!!! Everyone always hates on this movie. But you’re the best
I AM SO HAPPY!! I left a dozen comments on Jeremy's "broken arrow" review asking for this one. And here it is!! I'm not saying I sparked the revolution, im just happy to be a part of it.
3:33 I remember that scene, so powerful
Love Face/Off. Also love that the bald dude went on to direct the Notebook 😂
This movie is so good. The performances are great. The direction is great. Even the script and editing are pretty good. Character development is amazing. And the action. Classic Woo. That boat chase is one of my favourite chases of all time. So much goddamned fun
My perfect Sunday afternoon movie marathon is Broken Arrow, Face Off and The Rock (so please do The Rock if you haven't already). But those three films were instrumental with me growing up as a teen. Man I miss the 90s!
Stay awesome, stay safe dude!
One of the best movies ever, it's awesome and very underrated
“I want to take his face.......off.”
“No more drugs for that guy!!”
"READY FOR THE BIG RIDE, BABY!!!" Love this film! Nice review, Jeremy. More 90s & 80s Action Movie reviews, please!
I was 17 when "Face/Off" originally came out, and I convinced my Mom to take my sister and I to see it. To my great surprise, she wound up enjoying it almost as much as we did, which was a rare thing for her regarding movies.
Movie so much fun one my favorite right behind ConAir.
Travis Deubler In my opinion Face/Off is so much Better than Con Air.
Can we give some love to Gina Gershon, she's fantastic in this movie as a protective Mom who can shoot a gun?
Yeah! She was great too.
See, I hear Gina Gershon and think of Gina Gerson. It's not a bad thing.
Gina Gershon is awesome. She was the best part of Showgirls, since she was the only actor in the movie who realized how silly it was. Everyone else acted like they were in Citizen Kane or The Godfather.
@@KevinCarney91 Never seen it mate. Seen plenty of Gina Gerson movies though.
@@gregoreisenhorn5093 you seen Driven? Stallone made that movie. If you sat through that you definitely like Gina. 🙂
“Probably didn’t need to be that complicated. But I made it that way!”🤣🤣🤣
Ever since I subscribed to this channel, I've been waiting for this Face/Off review. It's one of my favorite movies, because the 90's cheese is supreme, but still delivers awesome performances.
"...John Travolta's face off like in the movie Face/Off."