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Posted by Billy Wonka on October 14, 2014 at 18:03:15:
Denzel's characterization. He was a heavily traumatized black ops guy. Showing little emotion is called the "flattened effect". His rituals and OCD is also a major symptom of serious trauma. I notice how he hung his lip twice during action and wondered if he was conveying Bell's Palsy which can cause droop of the mouth as well as a myriad of other facial symptoms.

I believe he was "into" his role so far that critics haven't recognized what he was doing.