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"Un très haut niveau et une brève histoire de la façon dont Jack McGurn Mitrailleur' (""Machine Gun Jack McGurn"") est passé de boxeur amateur à commandant en second de l'empire criminel d'A... Tout lire"Un très haut niveau et une brève histoire de la façon dont Jack McGurn Mitrailleur' (""Machine Gun Jack McGurn"") est passé de boxeur amateur à commandant en second de l'empire criminel d'Al Capone.""Un très haut niveau et une brève histoire de la façon dont Jack McGurn Mitrailleur' (""Machine Gun Jack McGurn"") est passé de boxeur amateur à commandant en second de l'empire criminel d'Al Capone."
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- Scénario
- Casting principal
Joe Machado
- Roco
- (as Joe_Machado)
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Since others have adequately furnished accurate reviews of this movie's many shortcomings, I'll only add that there's a very GOOD reason I found my Blu-Ray disc selling for one ONE DOLLAR in a discount store. It's already been donated to charity.
Unless you already know the main characters making up the various Chicago mobs of the 1920's and 30's you will most likely not understand this movie. It is mostly a collection of well-known incidents (the St. Valentines Day Massacre for example) and extreme violence along with standard "mobster meets dance joint showgirl" interludes.
Because the entire story of the Chicago mobs are not explored in greater detail and the actors don't look much like their real life counterparts it is often difficult to follow the action when one gang is attempting to waylay the other(s). Even the 1950's TV program "The Untouchables" offered a lead-in before each episode that explained a bit about the history. This movie just begins cold.
I gave the movie a 3 for the photography, sets and costumes but the storytelling leaves a lot to be desired. Anyone who knows the actual history of gangs in Chicago will wonder why they made this movie.
Because the entire story of the Chicago mobs are not explored in greater detail and the actors don't look much like their real life counterparts it is often difficult to follow the action when one gang is attempting to waylay the other(s). Even the 1950's TV program "The Untouchables" offered a lead-in before each episode that explained a bit about the history. This movie just begins cold.
I gave the movie a 3 for the photography, sets and costumes but the storytelling leaves a lot to be desired. Anyone who knows the actual history of gangs in Chicago will wonder why they made this movie.
I have seen some shocking movies over the years but this one really takes the cake. Some fairly talented actors have blotted their careers with this pile of faecal matter. The writer should be black listed and the director fitted with concrete slippers and taken on a one way fishing trip.
Where I found myself very entertained by this movie and the excellent performances within it (especially by the lead and the guy playing Al Capone), there are MAJOR flaws in this movie. The biggest of these is the pacing. Major time jumps happen constantly. This film could've benefited from a two-hour runtime. Seriously.
Overall, I really enjoyed it. I think this director tried his best, and actually accomplished some awesome work, here. But it needs some re-editing hahah.
Overall, I really enjoyed it. I think this director tried his best, and actually accomplished some awesome work, here. But it needs some re-editing hahah.
The fact that the movie promotes Jack McGurn as Capone's second in command tells you all you need to know about the authenticity of this movie. Another movie in which everyone in the world is young and good looking and they all date really pretty women. Oy. Take a look at Capones wife, in reality she was more along the lines of Roseanne. But you got lots of gun play and the costumes are nice so if thats enough for you, you got that.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesMen of this era almost never wore their Hats inside of a building. It was considered rude and disrespectful to do so.
- GaffesThere is a raid on a brewery by federal agents identifying themselves as "FBI". The term "Federal Bureau of Investigation" did not come to be used until 1935, which was years after the raid depicted in the film took place.
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Détails
Box-office
- Budget
- 5 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut mondial
- 5 124 $US
- Durée
- 1h 53min(113 min)
- Couleur
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