In the semi-biographical film, Jean-Claude Van Damme comes close to dropping his tough-guy guard and letting a vulnerable side shine through.
di Sam Adams The Los Angeles Times
Art-house patrons who'd never dream of sullying their eyeballs with the likes of "Timecop" and "Bloodsport" may find themselves in the strange position of eagerly awaiting the new Jean-Claude Van Damme movie. The limber, compact action star known for his lethal kicks has long since disappeared to direct-to-video purgatory, but in "JCVD" he is reborn, playing a role he has never previously essayed: himself, or at least a fictional facsimile thereof.
Most of the acting in Van Damme's films takes place below the neck, but in "JCVD" he manifests a sad, soulful presence as a fading star who has returned to his native Belgium with his tail between his legs. [...]
di Sam Adams, articolo completo (3722 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 14 novembre 2008
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