Face/Off (1997)

@karaspunk: no offense to fans of this kind of movie (I don't mind watching it myself), but the joints in other films don't justify each other. And it would be fine, it was a category B action movie (which are movies with Seagal), but then all the chances were to do something very cool, which is why it's a shame. It was only necessary to sit on the script for a little while and it would be good. Shoals can be found everywhere, but here they are painfully ridiculous, as if the screenwriter was really too lazy to work with the details. A great example of an entertaining action movie is Die Hard, in fact the same formula, and you can also get to the unkillability of bullets and explosions, but there are no such children's scenario solutions that are difficult to attribute to conventions. Well, you play out the escape scene more thoughtfully, well, you make the exit from the coma and the further interaction of the villain with the doctor and others more natural, and not like in the cartoon and that's it, the overall picture changes immediately. I'm not talking about how quickly they got used to new personalities. And again, if it was a second-rate action movie with a Cigar, I wouldn't say a word, but there were such makings, but they didn't put the squeeze on.

@holyscreamer: well, I partly agree with you, but on the other hand, I repeat that this is primarily an entertaining movie) so I'm not digging that deep)