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Kick

Originaltitel: Havoc
  • 2005
  • 16
  • 1 Std. 25 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
5,4/10
21.474
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Anne Hathaway and Freddy Rodríguez in Kick (2005)
Home Video Trailer from New Line Home Entertainment
trailer wiedergeben0:16
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65 Fotos
Coming-of-AgeCrimeDrama

Zwei wohlhabende Mädchen aus den Vorstädten geraten in Konflikt mit der Kultur der Latino-Gangs in Ost-Los Angeles.Zwei wohlhabende Mädchen aus den Vorstädten geraten in Konflikt mit der Kultur der Latino-Gangs in Ost-Los Angeles.Zwei wohlhabende Mädchen aus den Vorstädten geraten in Konflikt mit der Kultur der Latino-Gangs in Ost-Los Angeles.

  • Regie
    • Barbara Kopple
  • Drehbuch
    • Stephen Gaghan
    • Jessica Kaplan
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Anne Hathaway
    • Bijou Phillips
    • Shiri Appleby
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    5,4/10
    21.474
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Barbara Kopple
    • Drehbuch
      • Stephen Gaghan
      • Jessica Kaplan
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Anne Hathaway
      • Bijou Phillips
      • Shiri Appleby
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    • Auszeichnungen
      • 1 Gewinn & 4 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    Anne Hathaway
    Anne Hathaway
    • Allison Lang
    Bijou Phillips
    Bijou Phillips
    • Emily
    Shiri Appleby
    Shiri Appleby
    • Amanda
    Michael Biehn
    Michael Biehn
    • Stuart Lang
    Joseph Gordon-Levitt
    Joseph Gordon-Levitt
    • Sam
    Matt O'Leary
    Matt O'Leary
    • Eric
    Freddy Rodríguez
    Freddy Rodríguez
    • Hector
    Laura San Giacomo
    Laura San Giacomo
    • Joanna Lang
    Mike Vogel
    Mike Vogel
    • Toby
    Raymond Cruz
    Raymond Cruz
    • Chino
    Alexis Dziena
    Alexis Dziena
    • Sasha
    Channing Tatum
    Channing Tatum
    • Nick
    Jose Vasquez
    Jose Vasquez
    • Manuel
    • (as Johnny Vasquez)
    Luis Robledo
    Luis Robledo
    • Ace
    Sam Hennings
    Sam Hennings
    • Mr. Rubin
    Cecilia Peck
    Cecilia Peck
    • Mrs. Rubin
    Josh Peck
    Josh Peck
    • Josh Rubin
    Robert Shapiro
    Robert Shapiro
    • Robert Shapiro
    • Regie
      • Barbara Kopple
    • Drehbuch
      • Stephen Gaghan
      • Jessica Kaplan
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    8ghetto_white_knight

    Living the life.

    OK. I just saw this tonight for the first time. I don't care what you others say, the acting was good, the production was good. Now, Anne was a bad choice for the lead because she does look a little old for the role, but other than that, it was a good film. Let me tell you why, if I may. I grew up in the hood. Not what little preppy white kids consider the hood, but the actual hood. I am talking about drive-bys, gang wars, drug dealers on the corners and at every bus stop. It might bother people, but this was an accurate portrayal of the ghetto. This showed the stereotype of suburban white youth. No, not all white kids are whiggers with attitudes that they can't back up. Just like not all Latinos are rock dealers. But, please you must recognize that this is showing stereotypes and nothing more. Remember, we wouldn't have stereotypes if there wasn't a lot of truth behind it. White kids, especially affluent ones, are fountains of cynicism. They have no direction in life. Therefore, a great many of them turn into what this film shows. Latinos, those from areas like my own, often do gang up and its very common for them to sell rock and reef. Its not racism, and its not an attack on a culture, its the truth, painful as it might be. If you actually watched this film closely, and had an open point of view, you'd see that the only thing in this movie that lacks credibility, is Anne's age.
    6CovinS

    much like "Closer"

    The film "Closer" (2004) was never meant to be liked, just revealing. I felt the same vibe resonate throughout the eighty-six minutes of Havoc. It's not at all meant to be a film you'll necessarily respect, favor, prefer, or like--the film is simply meant to show you the stupidity of the rap/gang culture. The emptiness, the lack of emotion and integrity that is showcased throughout the generation. A previous review stated that all the actors were terrible in this film, that there was no plot, and virtually nothing in the movie in the first place. I agree to an extent; there is no plot in the lifestyle, no purpose. However, I believe the actors actually gave surprising performances, Joseph Gordon-Lewitt the most convincing; I didn't even recognize him for a moment. The filming was well done with a few gag-me exceptions; most angles were appropriate for the scenes (though the sexual situations *definitely* could have used a little more imagination).

    Overall, there could have been more to the film than what we're left with. This could be attributed to the death of the original screenwriter in 2003, or it could be the director's execution. However, I still stand by my opinion that it's worth watching, but that you probably won't desire to see it again.
    5fixyourcat

    Was it Really Necessary?

    This movie was often times painful to watch, and it's not because of its "moving" subject matter. It's possible the filmmakers aren't at fault, here, because when you make a movie about irritating people, don't be surprised that the viewers will find themselves irritated. But if you take on a film that'll make people's brains hemorrhage, you probably deserve to be booed.

    Honestly, though, after seeing this piece of crap, I'm surprised Stephen Gaghan can still get work in Hollywood. Likewise for Hathaway, who does a respectable job with a vastly mundane script. Not so kudos to Bijou Philips, for whom playing trash isn't exactly a huge stretch or test of acting ability, nor to Freddy Rodriguez, who, to make his speech more threatening, actually slows himself down so much that he starts. Speaking. In. Fragments. Of the trio, though, he may be the most surprising transformation, especially since he's so squeaky on "Six Feet Under." It was unexpected, but it may have been a casting mistake. Instead of appearing threatening, he looks more like he has Short Man's Syndrome, since Hathaway has a head of height on him, and may appear more menacing therefore. I know I shouldn't be so astounded, but it stupefies me still, how far Hollywood will go to make the worst casting decisions in the name of getting someone proximately famous for the DVD cover. Oy...

    I think the most irksome thing about "Havoc" is that, in the end, it's a vacuous morality tale. They had a chance to make something of the examination of bored, rich teenagers who want to be poor on purpose, but they instead glazed over it. No one involved has long-lasting suffering. It's like the whole thing was just a bad dream, which is, I suppose, a fitting description of a night spent watching "Havoc," a most aptly-titled film. The most disappointing aspect of the whole deal is that the personal responsibility lesson isn't given enough gravity. Bored, unlikable, upper-class adolescents get in a wee bit of trouble with a Latin gang of their own accord? My cup overfloweth. Honest to God, if I have to hear another person defend an individual's actions on the basis of the "It's only your fault until you get hurt; then, you can blame someone else" line, I'm going to implode. And guess what "Havoc" does?

    Bottom line: if you're looking for half-naked girls, you've hit the jackpot. Also, if you're a teenager and you're looking for some kind of searing expose of the "Gee, I think I'll go join a gang today" lifestyle, you, too, are in luck. Otherwise, don't be surprised if you find yourself vomiting uncontrollably and crying for your mother during the ninety minutes of the train wreck called "Havoc."
    6SnoopyStyle

    Hathaway the bright spot

    Allison Lang (Anne Hathaway) is from the upper class white neighborhood of Pacific Palisades. Her parents (Michael Biehn, Laura San Giacomo) are divorced and she's not connecting with them. Her boyfriend Toby is a Wigger and a poser. He takes her and her friend Emily (Bijou Phillips) to the bad side of L.A. They try to buy drugs and get rolled by Hector (Freddy Rodríguez). Even with Toby's cowardice, she is excited by the incident and returns to the spot the next night with Emily, Amanda (Shiri Appleby) and Sasha (Alexis Dziena). She finds Hector again as she falls further and further into his dangerous world.

    This is a souped-up afterschool special. I don't particularly find these characters that compelling. The girls could do whatever the hell they want for all I care. It starts with the idiotic posing from Toby. It brings up an interesting casting choice. It's crazy looking back that Mike Vogel got the bigger role while Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Channing Tatum are cast as his friends. The other problematic casting choice is Freddy Rodríguez. I can't buy him as a gang leader especially since he's a foot shorter than Anne Hathaway. He's definitely not hard enough and there's a bit of Napoleon going on here. Hathaway is good in this movie and keeps it compelling. She's really the major bright spot in this.
    7BrandtSponseller

    A middle view

    It seems that this is one of those films that people either love or hate. I'm more in the middle. At times I found Havoc annoying, but as it progressed, the story became more engaging, and you're supposed to find aspects of it annoying.

    Anne Hathaway--who is trying her hardest here to distance herself from her previous Disney and family film image by choosing a role where she's naked and sexual as often as possible--plays Allison, a rich, enigmatic high school student, wrapped up with a very plastic wannabe-gangsta-rapper group of white kids. They have a minor encounter with a Mexican gang in East L.A., and Hathaway finds herself (somewhat) inexplicably drawn to the Mexican gang. She keeps returning to visit one of the leaders, Hector (Freddy Rodriguez). At one point things become more complicated, as the audience surely expects.

    The annoying aspect of the film is the rich kid gangsta posers. They seem incredibly fake, stupid and ridiculous. But on the other hand, that's pretty much the point. Los Angeles certainly has a reputation, somewhat deserved, for plasticity, so I suppose that Los Angeles high schools would be even worse, because a large percentage of high school students everywhere tend to conform to some clique or another (as do many adults, for that matter, but the "join a club to fit in and be accepted" mentality is usually more transparent and focused in high school). So the main characters should be annoying, and Allison, and later her friend Emily (Bijou Phillips), should be frustrating in their lack of direction and independent identity.

    The problem with Havoc, however, is that the bulk of the running time is given to this irksome, frustrating and ridiculous group of characters. That's not exactly a recipe for falling in love with a film. Both Allison and the audience will likely respond to the Mexican gang better because there is an air of authenticity present with them, thanks largely to the cast playing those roles, but they're just not in the film enough, and the climax and dénouement are far less than satisfactory in that regard. Likewise, one rich kid character who is making an amateur documentary on the rich kid "gang" comes across as more authentic and interesting, but he ends up having an inexcusably minor role.

    Still, if you can bear the inundation of poser behavior and lingo, there is an interesting story somewhat buried here, plus some attractive cinematography, a good soundtrack (both the songs and the more traditional score), and I'm certainly not complaining about seeing, um, more of Anne Hathaway. Approach this one with a lot of caution, but it's easy to see how it could be a gem for some.

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    • Wissenswertes
      The original writer, Jessica Kaplan, died at age 24 in a small plane crash over Los Angeles' Fairfax district (June 6, 2003), just before filming started. The plane was piloted by her uncle. The film is dedicated to her.
    • Patzer
      When the girls go back to East LA and see the man receiving oral sex on the sidewalk, the mirror in the shot is clearly not the correct mirror for the SUV in which they are riding.
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      Eric: You're one of the loneliest people I've ever met...

    • Alternative Versionen
      "R" rated theatrical and international version running time is 86 minutes. Unrated and extended DVD version running time is 93 minutes. The unrated and extended DVD version was edited by New Line Home Entertainment.
    • Verbindungen
      Followed by Eine ganz normale Clique (2007)
    • Soundtracks
      Welcome to Havoc
      Written by Russell Howard and Phillip Martin

      Performed by Bishop Lamont

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 16. Oktober 2005 (Armenien)
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      • Vereinigte Staaten
      • Deutschland
    • Sprachen
      • Englisch
      • Spanisch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • 16th Street
    • Drehorte
      • Santa Monica, Kalifornien, USA(Santa Monica Pier parking lot)
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      • Media 8 Entertainment
      • Stuhall Productions
      • S.R.O. Entertainment AG
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      • 9.000.000 $ (geschätzt)
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 371.000 $
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