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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA nuclear armed SS20 will be smuggled from Russia via Finland to Sweden unless Swedish agent Hamilton +5 stop them with "no loose ends". What about the other stolen SS20?A nuclear armed SS20 will be smuggled from Russia via Finland to Sweden unless Swedish agent Hamilton +5 stop them with "no loose ends". What about the other stolen SS20?A nuclear armed SS20 will be smuggled from Russia via Finland to Sweden unless Swedish agent Hamilton +5 stop them with "no loose ends". What about the other stolen SS20?
- Director
- Writers
- Stars
Evgeniy Lazarev
- Tjivartsev
- (as Evgenij Lazarev)
Andrey Smolyakov
- Barabanov
- (as Andrej Smoliakov)
Valeriy Priyomykhov
- Mordavin
- (as Valeriy Prijomikhov)
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This film just doesn't work. No two ways about it. I saw it for the first time back in '98 when it was released and I didn't like it. I just bought it on sale a couple of days ago, 'cause I thought "whatta hell, I'll give it a try". I don't regret for the money I put out for Hamilton, but the fact remained the same.. this movie is pointless, dull and uninteresting.
Stormare is usually a delight, but that's when he's making films in the US. Back home he doesn't do the trick. Sure the movie is well made (if you forget the odd stock footage here'n'there), but in the end the only thing that REALLY lifts Hamilton above one star garbage, is Hamill's turn as the bad guy Hawkins. He seriously has fun with the character and is also responsible for the only two good moments in the movie.. "Swedish intelligence, huh? Now there's a contradiction in terms" and when he allows Hamilton to have a word or two with his wife over the phone towards the end of the flick. And that's really pretty much it.
** / *****
Stormare is usually a delight, but that's when he's making films in the US. Back home he doesn't do the trick. Sure the movie is well made (if you forget the odd stock footage here'n'there), but in the end the only thing that REALLY lifts Hamilton above one star garbage, is Hamill's turn as the bad guy Hawkins. He seriously has fun with the character and is also responsible for the only two good moments in the movie.. "Swedish intelligence, huh? Now there's a contradiction in terms" and when he allows Hamilton to have a word or two with his wife over the phone towards the end of the flick. And that's really pretty much it.
** / *****
This is an impressing Action-Movie from Sweden. Although I think "Den demokratiske Terroristen" is the best Hamilton-Film, "Hamilton" is a very entertaining and action-packed Movie full of suspense. Peter Stormare is nearly as good as Stellan Skarsgård and Mark Hamill does a good job fighting his "Luke Skywalker"-image and makes a really good villain you´ll love to hate. The book are in fact better because of the many details given about the different secret services and political conspirations, but - hey - this should be an action movie. Despite that, the beginning of "Hamilton" with the nightmarish execution-scene in the russian Tundra from "Ingen mans land" is one of the most intense filmparts ever made. It´s worth watching it.
Although 'Hamilton' is a rather good action movie it does lack the interesting details from the original books; "Ingenmansland" and "Den Enda Segern". The books don't include all the action in the movie. The action-sequences in the books are actually only a very small fraction of the whole story. The movie actually differs so much from the books that it will be hard to make more movies from the Hamilton book series...
People, you gotta see this! This is an excellent movie, wonderfully directed by the Norwegian director Harald Zwart, and incredible acting from pretty much everybody, especially Peter Stormare, Mark Hamill and Lena Olin. This has everything. Great special effects, but not too many, an intriguing plot and the thrills that keep you on the edge of your seat throughout the movie. I loved it, must be one of the best action movies I've seen.
This is one of the better movies about Carl Hamilton and his missions for the swedish goverment.
Peter Stormare plays the part of Hamilton quite good but sometimes he is a litle stiff specially in scens with Tess (Lena Olin). But in the action scenes he is perfect. The way he grins with his teeth when Hamilton is in a tight spot is a thing of beauty. Mark "Luke Skywalker" Hamill is playing the bad guy in this film, and he is not bad as Hawkins. He is both funny and bad at the same time which is making the character more interesting.
The story is not the best one from Jan Guillou but it is enough to make it one of the better ones.
I still think that Stellan Skarsgard is "Carl Hamilton".
Peter Stormare plays the part of Hamilton quite good but sometimes he is a litle stiff specially in scens with Tess (Lena Olin). But in the action scenes he is perfect. The way he grins with his teeth when Hamilton is in a tight spot is a thing of beauty. Mark "Luke Skywalker" Hamill is playing the bad guy in this film, and he is not bad as Hawkins. He is both funny and bad at the same time which is making the character more interesting.
The story is not the best one from Jan Guillou but it is enough to make it one of the better ones.
I still think that Stellan Skarsgard is "Carl Hamilton".
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesWhile filming the climactic fight scene, Mark Hamill was told a punch he'd thrown at Peter Stormare's face didn't look convincing, and was asked to swing "lower and closer." On the next take, Hamill did so and accidentally hit Stormare for real. In a making-of documentary, Hamill is visibly shocked by the accident, which he says split Stormare's lip and caused his face to swell up. In a 2021 interview for Filmtopp, Stormare revealed that one of his teeth was knocked out, forcing him to go to a hospital. He has despised Hamill ever since, calling him "a real idiot" who never apologized: "For me he's a shithead. And he'll always be a shithead. He's in my black book."
- GaffesAt the end scene where Hamilton is walking towards the camera, you can see the camera team in his sunglasses.
- Autres versionsWas also made as a four-episode TV mini-series, which included about one hour of extra footage, as well as some re-shot scenes.
- ConnexionsEdited into Hamilton (2001)
- Bandes originalesAnd Then the Tears Came
Performed by Playground International
Courtesy of Stockholm Records
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Détails
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- Budget
- 50 000 000 SEK (estimation)
- Durée
- 2h 7m(127 min)
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 1.85 : 1
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