How many Producers does it take to make a film like Face/Off (1997)? Apparently 10! Week 36 is a celebration of the producers behind Face/Off.. well most of them..kinda.

DID YOU KNOW?

Alessandro Nivola's first big acting break was in Face/Off (1997) playing Pollux Troy. WOW!  

Week 35/52 focusses on Mr. Nivola; his role in Face/Off, his career since, and the future of this underrated actor. WOW!

On week 35 of our 52 week Face/Off review, the fellas consider the science behind the greatest surgery in film history. Are Face/Off's real? How would you do it? To help answer these questions and more, the fellas are joined by L.A. celebrity Ronn Howard.

Daniel Craig, whether you like him or not, gave a new energy into the James Bond character and revitalized a tarnished and farcical 007 Franchise. Not every Daniel Craig Bond film has been a knockout but the term "best Bond ever", may not be out of place. This is part 1 of a 2 part retrospective of Craig, Daniel Craig.

Daniel Craig, whether you like him or not, gave a new energy into the James Bond character and revitalized a tarnished and farcical 007 franchise. Not every Daniel Craig Bond film has been a knockout but the term "best Bond ever", may not be out of place. This is part 1 of a 2 part retrospective of Craig, Daniel Craig.

Well, times are tough at Take 2+. The notion of the porn parody of Face/Off (1997) no longer seems half bad at week 33 of our 52 week Face/Off review.

Spoilers: Candyman is not so sweet. This week on Movie Review +, Chris and Sean discuss Candyman (1992) and (2021). While there are those that stand by the classic horror film, as well as the new one, the fellas aren't buying it.

So you think you know all about Oly, eh?

Week 32/52 focuses on the controversy behind the infamous ridiculous chin line in Face/Off (1997). Who is telling the truth? Did John Travolta come up with it? Why are the writers saying Travolta thought he was being mocked? Someone is lying. This is "Chin-gate."

Week 31/52 focusses on the sound effect editing in Face/Off (1997). It would be the only category that year with any acknowledgment from the Academy (not that it matters). So what's the deal?