Coming at the height of Nicolas Cage’s action movie phase, 1997’s Face/Off — with its over-the-top story and fight scenes — has become one of his most enduring films. The film was also the breakthrough for director John Woo, and it’s still a favorite among Woo’s fans. Cage once told us that it was Woo’s distinctive shooting style that has made the film so popular.(Click on the media bar below to hear Nicolas Cage)
Face/Off is available on DVD, Blu-Ray, and most digital platforms.
Coming at the height of Nicolas Cage’s action movie phase, 1997’s Face/Off — with its over-the-top story and fight scenes — has become one of his most enduring films. The film was also the breakthrough for director John Woo, and it’s still a favorite among Woo’s fans. Cage once told us that it was Woo’s distinctive shooting style that has made the film so popular.(Click on the media bar below to hear Nicolas Cage)
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