Exchanging identities can experience a different kind of life?

Zaria 2022-03-21 09:01:15

With the same square face, who is more handsome than Brad Pitt, but the voice is a little bit motherly. The acting skills of the two large-scale male Biao, Douglas is too exaggerated in front of the bad guy, his bitter face is still more suitable for acting a good person, and I have seen so many films of him, never saw him act a real bad guy.
The slow motion of being handsome in the front didn't feel necessary. Later, when I saw the church pigeon in slow motion, I almost squirted it. If Wu Yusen doesn't use his logo, he will be incapable of doing tricks? The slow motion of the subsequent action scenes is of course very good, increasing the rhythm and comprehensibility.
In fact, the climax is not the duel between the two, but the four-corner relationship of multiple guns confronting each other. It is normal for the female Afei to defend the fake bad person. It was the fake good person who led the police to kill her brother, and the person who saved her child was also the fake bad person. Similarly, the good-looking plot is not the inevitable life-and-death struggle between the two male protagonists, but the adaptation and interaction in their respective environments after calling for identities. The fake good person brought freshness to the police's home. At this point, the police's wife seemed a bit too old and shriveled, and it actually aroused the interest of the two male protagonists. . . . . The fake bad guys also experienced a moment of life and death when bad guys were besieged by the police and driven to extinction.

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Face/Off quotes

  • Castor Troy: Sean Archer here, who's calling?

    Sean Archer: Well if you're Sean Archer, I guess I'm Castor Troy.

    [hangs up]

    Castor Troy: Ah, yes.

  • Castor Troy: [while holding a gun to the pilot's head] Fly bitch!