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La Balade sauvage

Titre original : Badlands
  • 1973
  • 12
  • 1h 34min
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La Balade sauvage (1973)
An impressionable teenage girl from a dead-end town, and her older greaser boyfriend, embark on a killing spree in the South Dakota Badlands.
Lire trailer2:56
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Dans une petite ville perdue, une adolescente influençable et son petit ami plus âgé se lancent dans une tuerie dans le Dakota du Sud.Dans une petite ville perdue, une adolescente influençable et son petit ami plus âgé se lancent dans une tuerie dans le Dakota du Sud.Dans une petite ville perdue, une adolescente influençable et son petit ami plus âgé se lancent dans une tuerie dans le Dakota du Sud.

  • Réalisation
    • Terrence Malick
  • Scénario
    • Terrence Malick
  • Casting principal
    • Martin Sheen
    • Sissy Spacek
    • Warren Oates
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,7/10
    82 k
    MA NOTE
    POPULARITÉ
    3 085
    120
    • Réalisation
      • Terrence Malick
    • Scénario
      • Terrence Malick
    • Casting principal
      • Martin Sheen
      • Sissy Spacek
      • Warren Oates
    • 292avis d'utilisateurs
    • 102avis des critiques
    • 94Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Nomination aux 1 BAFTA Award
      • 4 victoires et 1 nomination au total

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    Badlands: The Criterion Collection
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    Badlands: The Criterion Collection
    Badlands: The Criterion Collection
    Trailer 1:37
    Badlands: The Criterion Collection
    A Guide to the Films of Terrence Malick
    Clip 2:31
    A Guide to the Films of Terrence Malick
    'Badlands' Anniversary Mashup
    Clip 1:47
    'Badlands' Anniversary Mashup

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    Rôles principaux18

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    Martin Sheen
    Martin Sheen
    • Kit
    Sissy Spacek
    Sissy Spacek
    • Holly
    Warren Oates
    Warren Oates
    • Father
    Ramon Bieri
    Ramon Bieri
    • Cato
    Alan Vint
    Alan Vint
    • Deputy
    Gary Littlejohn
    • Sheriff
    John Carter
    John Carter
    • Rich Man
    Bryan Montgomery
    • Boy
    Gail Threlkeld
    • Girl
    Charles Fitzpatrick
    • Clerk
    Howard Ragsdale
    • Boss
    John Womack Jr.
    • Trooper
    Dona Baldwin
    • Maid
    Ben Bravo
    • Gas Attendant
    Emilio Estevez
    Emilio Estevez
    • Boy Under Lamppost
    • (non crédité)
    Li Po Lung
    • Chinese Kid
    • (non crédité)
    Terrence Malick
    Terrence Malick
    • Caller at Rich Man's House
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    Charlie Sheen
    Charlie Sheen
    • Boy Under Lamppost
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    • Réalisation
      • Terrence Malick
    • Scénario
      • Terrence Malick
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    9Lechuguilla

    Desperados Detached

    In January, 1958, nineteen-year-old Charles Starkweather and fourteen-year-old Caril Ann Fugate went on a murder spree in Nebraska and Wyoming. Eleven innocent people died. Most, though not all, of the killings were random. Starkweather and Fugate's story "inspired" several films, including this one.

    In "Badlands", the pair's names were changed to Kit Carruthers (Martin Sheen) and Holly Sargis (Sissy Spacek), and their ages were altered slightly. From what I have read, Starkweather and Fugate were emotionally detached and casual about the killings, especially Charles, once the initial murders had occurred. Both Sheen and Spacek do a good job of mimicking this nonchalant attitude. At various points throughout the film, Holly narrates the story in an emotionless, monotone voice. It's like she's reading a diary of what happened as we, the viewers, watch movie footage of the events.

    The film's title is appropriate, given that the characters' inner lives must surely have been wastelands, and given that the film's plot takes place mostly outdoors, on the lonesome High Plains, with its brooding and "stark" landscape.

    The film's color cinematography conveys a mood of desolation, especially in those scenes that contain little more than the horizon, expansive blue sky, treeless plains, and a couple of lonely desperados. At one point, the color morphs into sepia-tinted images of small town America, as the whole country, in fear, takes up arms against the fugitives, a photographic change that renders an almost documentary tone to the film.

    From time to time, classical background music accompanies the senseless violence, a cinematic contrast so "stark" as to make the film surreal. And, of course, the sequence toward the end where Kit and Holly, with car radio on, dance in the headlights as Nat King Cole sings "A Blossom Fell", is truly mournful and haunting.

    "Badlands" is incredibly understated and low-key, as detached as the characters portrayed. Director Terrence Malick conveys a simple, uninvolved story, packaged in a film that makes no effort to communicate either symbolism or thematic depth. Nor does the film render judgments about the characters or events. It's an approach that probably wouldn't work today. But it is effective, and through the years the film has gradually become more respected as an excellent character study of 1950's teen rebels without a cause.
    VetteRanger

    Exploitation

    I watched this movie many years ago, not knowing what they based it on and not knowing exactly where it would go. And by the time I watched, both leads had gone on to bigger and better things, so that made it attractive.

    So I sat through a miserable movie with Martin Sheen saying a lot of stupid things. If they wanted to make the character based on the person he was based on, they succeeded.

    In a way, they managed to glorify their perverse life, which simply panders to the worst instincts in some people. Watching it once was once too many.

    But this was somewhat of a trend in the 70s. Exploitation and a fascination with violence which has grown out of control in film.
    8paul2001sw-1

    "Saw her standing on her front porch, just a-twirling her baton..."

    The serial killer genre is the most overdone in modern cinema, but director Terrence Mallick took a real life story to make his powerful debut, 'Badlands'. He even toned it down, his interest being not in presenting a picture of pure (and wholly artificial) evil but rather in portraying a wholly human story. Murder is depicted here in all its banality - people shot (off-screen) through locked doors, by a young man acting for wholly normal motives but without the customary restraints on behaviour that we term morals. The result is a haunting, though occasionally pretentious, study of individuals drifting beyond the bounds of civilisation, their physical location (America's still-wild west) symbolically matching their mental isolation. Sissy Spacek is particularly good as the ordinary girl just along for the ride. A fine film, 'Badlands' is also genuinely disturbing, in a way that Hannibal Lector could only dream of.
    9dbdumonteil

    Badlands, you gotta live it everyday...

    It's really a shame that Terrence Malick didn't have the brilliant career he deserved at Hollywood. Shot with a nearly shoestring budget, "Badlands" remains one of the most dazzling debut movies of all time. Malick's legend based on his (long) absence has helped it to become a cult-movie. Inspired by a tragic short news item which took place in 1959 (a young couple who decides to commit a series of free murders to leave a mark in history), the odds are that Malick's first feature-length movie inspired Oliver Stone and Quentin Tarantino for their dangerous and irresponsible "Natural Born Killers" (1994). Concerning Tarantino, I read an interview about him in which he expressed his admiration of Malick's work. It shows that the author of "Pulp Fiction" (1994) has a great esteem for this talented and mysterious film-maker. At the same time, we can also note down that Malick's work inspired Bruce "the Boss" Springsteen two songs: "Badlands" on his "darkness on the edge of town" album (1978) and "nebraska" on the eponymous LP(1982).

    An American journalist had written that "Badlands" was the best mastered movie in the history of cinema since "Citizen Kane" (1941) by Orson Welles. One can judge this affirmation as exaggerated but it is nevertheless indisputable that Malick's opus strikes on numerous aspects: an assertive and opaque story, a fluid making, a relevant screenplay, an original photography which gives to the landscapes an image of desolation and lost paradise perturbed by a free violence. The work is also strongly steeped in a certain poetry.

    Concerning the two main characters, a French critic had written that it was difficult to feel liking for these two irresponsible. I think that this critic badly analyzed the film. Terrence Malick doesn't try to make them likable to us. He describes them without kindness and condescension. They haven't got an imposing personality and live only through an intermediary myth. It is particularly obvious for the young man (Martin Sheen) who is obsessed with James Dean. One can also say that Sissi Spacek's voice-over which tells this dramatic story is of an amazing neutrality. Then, unlike many criminal lovers, Sheen and Spacek will live at the heart of this violence and the latter won't bring them together or take them away.

    With "Badlands", Malick was judicious for the choice of the actors. In a way, his first movie enabled to put Sheen and Spacek on the map and it also launched their respective careers. Then, what happened to Terrence Malick after this sensational debut movie? A second movie, "Days of Heaven" (1978) starring Richard Gere as successful as "Badlands". After that, for twenty years, nothing. However, in 1998, Malick made a rather successful come-back with "the Thin Red Line" (1998). According to the latest news, he would currently shoot a movie about the first years of America's colonization in the beginning of the seventeenth century. If my memory serves me well, the movie will be released next year. Let's hope so...

    Like this?try these....

    "gun crazy" ,Joseph H.Lewis ,1950

    "you only live once" Fritz Lang,1936

    "Bonnie and Clyde" Arthur Penn,1967
    9alexander-978-692186

    "If I could sing a song about the way I feel right now... it'd be a hit."

    Badlands is a dark 1970s existential road oddity through the Badlands of the midwest with fugitive Kit and his 15 crush Holly. The story, which is set in the 1950s, seems to exist in a fairytale, and this element is one of the reasons I love this film. The film is mostly spoken through the internal monologue of Holly, delivering the film as a tale or fable. She encounters a war veteran who collects garbage, a man with images of grandeur, who has nothing to live for and nothing to lose. When the two social misfits hit it off, her protective father disapproves and kills her dog, bags it and dumps it into the river as punishment; a rather drastic measure. It does go some way to explain why Holly, who we must remember is 15, seems to be benevolent to the actions of Kit when he starts to murder people who pose a threat to Holly and their survival. Both father and lover seem to resort to vicious, violent acts to protect her. He naivete does not survive the whole film though, as she tires of their time on the road, she dreams of the man she will marry, what he looks like, and where he might be right now.

    While it is important to note that the film was inspired by the real-life serial killer Charles Starkweather and his lover-or captive-Caril Fugate', one should not assume the script is a retelling of their story. Malick does not reference them in the movie, and it must be said Charles Starkweather's story was more horrific in every detail. Badlands is more a coming of age story for Holly, a fall from grace for Kit, and the fairytale they lived in the moments in between.

    I must admit that I adore the dialogue from this film, the subtle interactions, often littered with dark humour, and an air of altruism fill the film with a poetry that is complemented by the exquisite imagery of the Badlands, nature and the most incredible shot of Martin Sheen holding his rifle over this shoulder as the sun sets. The soundtrack further accents the mood of the film, bringing the entire atmosphere to one that envelopes you.

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    • Anecdotes
      The actor originally cast as the architect who rings at the rich man's door did not show up, so Terrence Malick played the part himself. Malick later wanted to re-shoot the scene with another actor, but Martin Sheen refused to re-do the sequence with anyone else.
    • Gaffes
      The passenger train that passes Kit and Holly on the trestle is pulling Amtrak cars. Amtrak was not established until 1971, and this film takes place in 1959.
    • Citations

      Holly Sargis: One day, while taking a look at some vistas in Dad's stereopticon, it hit me that I was just this little girl, born in Texas, whose father was a sign painter, who only had just so many years to live. It sent a chill down my spine and I thought where would I be this very moment, if Kit had never met me? Or killed anybody... this very moment... if my mom had never met my dad... if she had never died. And what's the man I'll marry gonna look like? What's he doing right this minute? Is he thinking about me now, by some coincidence, even though he doesn't know me? Does it show on his face? For days afterwards I lived in dread. Sometimes I wished I could fall asleep and be taken off to some magical land, and this never happened.

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      Edited into Gone with the Wind: The Remarkable Rise and Tragic Fall of Lynyrd Skynyrd (2015)
    • Bandes originales
      Musica Poetica
      Written byCarl Orff and Gunild Keetman

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    • Date de sortie
      • 4 juin 1975 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Espagnol
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Mundos bajos
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Rocky Ford, Colorado, États-Unis
    • Sociétés de production
      • Pressman-Williams
      • Badlands Company
      • Warner Bros.
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      • 450 000 $US (estimé)
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      • 54 396 $US
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      1 heure 34 minutes
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    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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