One of the biggest problems for me is how Archer knew that Troy shot him and killed his son. If he were some elite world-class assassin, I doubt he would have left any trail for Archer to find.
It just makes it seem as if they are some comic book hero and villain. And the carousel? Absolutely ridiculous.
He's not a world class assassin he's a criminal and like most criminals on government radar he's foolish enough to brag to fellow criminals about his crimes.
shareThe entire movie is a plot hole.
Travolta and Cage look and sound nothing alike; they're not even the same height. The idea that the government would spend billions of dollars to physically alter Travolta's body and voice just to manipulate Cage's frightened, mama's boy retard of a little brother into giving up some useful information is preposterous. They'd only had to wave their fist in front of him and he'd have probably filled his shorts and told them everything!
They also leave Cage in a coma in a top secret laboratory with no armed guards. He even manages to smoke a cigarette despite having no lips! Pure schlock.
And at the end of the movie Travolta goes back to being a fat ass when he could have kept Cage's toned physique. He also has no visible scars. WHAAAAAT?
The action scenes are fun, but how anybody left work at the end of the shoot with a straight face is a mystery. Face/Off is probably the dumbest mainstream movie ever made.
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Those aren't plot holes.
Let's be bad guys.
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