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Malcolm X

  • 1992
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  • 3h 22min
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Malcolm X (1992)
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Épique biographique du leader nationaliste noir, controversé et influent, depuis ses débuts et sa carrière de petit gangster jusqu'à son ministère en tant que membre de la Nation de l'Islam.Épique biographique du leader nationaliste noir, controversé et influent, depuis ses débuts et sa carrière de petit gangster jusqu'à son ministère en tant que membre de la Nation de l'Islam.Épique biographique du leader nationaliste noir, controversé et influent, depuis ses débuts et sa carrière de petit gangster jusqu'à son ministère en tant que membre de la Nation de l'Islam.

  • Réalisation
    • Spike Lee
  • Scénario
    • Arnold Perl
    • Spike Lee
    • Alex Haley
  • Casting principal
    • Denzel Washington
    • Angela Bassett
    • Delroy Lindo
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  • NOTE IMDb
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    107 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Spike Lee
    • Scénario
      • Arnold Perl
      • Spike Lee
      • Alex Haley
    • Casting principal
      • Denzel Washington
      • Angela Bassett
      • Delroy Lindo
    • 238avis d'utilisateurs
    • 92avis des critiques
    • 73Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Nommé pour 2 Oscars
      • 19 victoires et 24 nominations au total

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    Denzel Washington
    Denzel Washington
    • Malcolm X
    Angela Bassett
    Angela Bassett
    • Betty Shabazz
    Delroy Lindo
    Delroy Lindo
    • West Indian Archie
    Spike Lee
    Spike Lee
    • Shorty
    Albert Hall
    Albert Hall
    • Baines
    Al Freeman Jr.
    Al Freeman Jr.
    • Elijah Muhammad
    Theresa Randle
    Theresa Randle
    • Laura
    Kate Vernon
    Kate Vernon
    • Sophia
    Lonette McKee
    Lonette McKee
    • Louise Little
    Tommy Hollis
    Tommy Hollis
    • Earl Little
    James McDaniel
    James McDaniel
    • Brother Earl
    Ernest Thomas
    Ernest Thomas
    • Sidney
    Jean-Claude La Marre
    • Benjamin 2X
    • (as Jean LaMarre)
    O.L. Duke
    O.L. Duke
    • Pete
    Larry McCoy
    • Sammy
    Maurice Sneed
    • Cadillac
    Debi Mazar
    Debi Mazar
    • Peg
    Phyllis Yvonne Stickney
    Phyllis Yvonne Stickney
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      • Spike Lee
    • Scénario
      • Arnold Perl
      • Spike Lee
      • Alex Haley
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    tfrizzell

    The Denzel Washington Show.

    A stunning performance by Denzel Washington (Oscar-nominated) carries this film literally into cinematic excellence. He stars as the titled character, the controversial Black Nationalist Leader who is easily one of the most interesting people who lived during the 20th Century. Spike Lee's uncompromising direction focuses on X's life. From his very early childhood to his violent death, the audience is given lots and lots information on the character as the film runs about 195 minutes. A good supporting cast helps, but this is Washington's show from the very start. His performance is very dominant and this is easily one of the best jobs that was never honored with an Academy Award. Brilliant biopic. 5 stars out of 5.
    10Hermit C-2

    Epic film does justice to its subject.

    Spike Lee struggled mightily to get 'Malcolm X' made, financially and artistically. But when all was said and done, he produced an epic blockbuster and a definite treatment of the man's life.

    There's great differences between the two as well, but to me Lee has many things in common with Oliver Stone. Both of them seem to have been born to make films. Both of them are uncompromising in bringing their artistic (and moral) vision to the screen, and neither will try to seduce the public by catering to their tastes. Both present their own interpretation of facts without apology. (For example, from what I've read it's not certain that Malcolm's father was actually killed by Klansmen. But Lee isn't in the same league as Stone when it comes to playing fast and loose with the "truth.") Stone even ends his movie 'Nixon' in a similar way to 'Malcolm X,' with footage of real-life figures blended in, though I'm not accusing Stone of imitation.

    This movie has an epic sweep and scope and as a director Lee is up to the challenge. He is served well by being able to direct in several styles, one of which is almost cartoonish: witness the scene where Malcolm (Denzel Washington) and Shorty (played by Lee himself) go stepping out at the Roseland Ballroom, resplendent in their zoot suits. Some comic relief is welcome at times because otherwise the serious, heavy message of the picture might be overwhelming. For instance, the movie opens with a full-screen shot of an American flag while we hear a voice-over of one of Malcolm's most rousing, or inflammatory speeches, depending on how you look at it ("I accuse the white man of being the greatest murderer on the planet!") The flag begins to burn and eventually forms a flaming 'X' as the fiery rhetoric continues. But if you haven't been scared away, the next scene shows the young man Malcolm Little in a funny situation, having his hair straightened by a concoction that threatens to burn off his scalp.

    Denzel Washington has won beaucoups of rightly-deserved accolades for his amazing performance in the title role. If you've ever heard or seen Malcolm X's speaking, you will be astounded at the similarities in tone and cadence. The illusion is so real one may not recognize that real archival footage of Malcolm is used late in the film. But this is not a case of style over substance here. Between Washington's talent and Lee's directing and screenwriting, an unforgettable character emerges. The film boasts other fine performances by Al Freeman, Jr. (especially good as Elijah Muhammad, a controversial figure in society, and eventually to Malcolm himself), Delroy Lindo, Albert Hall, Kate Vernon, Ernest Thomas and many others in its large cast.

    It's clear that Lee doesn't care for the Motion Picture Academy and they don't particularly care for him. But the snubbing he and his picture got at Oscar time would be comparable to Richard Attenborough and 'Ghandi' not being nominated the year that film was made. Ordinarily, one would think this film is the kind of production Hollywood loves to honor. But Academy Award nominations or not, the film 'Malcolm X' is like the man himself: impossible to ignore.
    9charlywiles

    With this, his best film, Spike did "the right thing."

    Outstanding film, with brilliant work from Washington in the title role. Lee's direction is excellent and, despite being a tad preachy at the end, this is without a doubt his penultimate picture. The supporting cast also is great with fine performances from Angela Bassett as Betty Shabazz and the marvelous Al Freeman, Jr. as Elijah Muhammad. It's a terrific spiritual and emotional journey of a young black man in mid-20th century America. The fact that it is taken by a man who contributed so much to our history as Americans makes it all the more special. I urge all lovers of cinema- and history- to take this journey for themselves.
    7spookyrat1

    A Bloated Biopic!

    With Malcolm X, director/co-screenwriter Spike Lee has produced a true-to-life biopic on the title character who was first a strident advocate for the American Nation of Islam during the 1950's and early 60's, later becoming an extremely high profile human rights activist during the civil rights movement, before his assassination in 1965.

    The film dramatises key events in Malcolm X's life with the main thread beginning with his post war criminal career and later conversion to Islam whilst in jail, which directly led to his assumption of the identity of Malcolm X . Defining childhood incidents, including his father's death, his mother's mental illness, and his experiences with racism are dramatised in (ironically) brief flashbacks, considering the elephantine length of the rest of the film.

    From my understanding of the life of Malcolm X, Lee has stuck closely to the facts in constructing his biography. I believe there is only a limited amount of fictionalisation for artistic and dramatic licence. For that, I guess many will be grateful. Lee has also recreated the roughly two decades the film's story covers, extremely authentically. The sets and costuming are first class, with occasional pieces of newsreel footage and still photos supplementing that of his own filming. The performances are uniformly outstanding. Denzal Washington must have been desperately unlucky to miss out on the 1992 Academy Award for his powerful, central portrayal of the conspicuously, hard-nosed and divisive X.

    For me though at 202 long minutes, this film is too dragged out and warranted tighter editing. The first act focusing on his early life of crime in Harlem and later Boston is for instance, needlessly protracted with interesting, but ultimately quite unimportant night club dancing and musical interludes. Could it possibly be that its prolonged appearance is due to Spike Lee himself, appearing in this section as a supporting character?

    Malcolm X is a technically well-made, obvious labour of love for Lee, but I think it may have reached wider audiences if edited to a more manageable, less indulgent length.
    Sargebri

    The Biggest Snub in Oscar History

    This is one of the greatest epics on one of the most complex individuals of the twentieth century. However, this was also a victim of one of the greatest snubs in Oscar history. Despite the greatness of this film it was only nominated for two Academy Awards. Denzel Washington, deservedly, was nominated for his performance. However, he was beaten out by Al Pacino for his portrayal of a blind former army officer in Scent of a Woman. But perhaps the biggest snub was suffered by Spike Lee. Lee made the film come to life as he told Malcolm's story, but he wasn't even nominated for his work. Perhaps it was because of his controversial statements regarding blacks in Hollywood that caused him to be snubbed. No matter what, this film should have received at least six or seven nominations, especially for Angela Bassett and Al Freeman.

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    • Anecdotes
      The image of Denzel Washington holding the M1 Carbine and peering out the curtains is a direct visual recreation of an iconic photo that appeared in LIFE magazine.
    • Gaffes
      Malcolm watches television news footage of race riots, including the March 1965 attack on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama and the 1967 Newark, New Jersey Riots. Both incidents took place after Malcolm was assassinated in February 1965.
    • Citations

      Malcolm X: We were discussing the disciples. What color were they?

      Chaplain Gill: Well, I don't think we know that for certain.

      Malcolm X: But they were Hebrews, were they not?

      Chaplain Gill: That's right.

      Malcolm X: As was Jesus. Jesus was also a Hebrew.

      Chaplain Gill: Why don't you just ask your question.

      Malcolm X: What color were the original Hebrews?

      Chaplain Gill: I have told you - that we don't know that for certain.

      Malcolm X: Then you can't believe for certain - that Jesus was white.

      Chaplain Gill: Just - just a moment. Just a moment. God is white.

      [pointing to a painting of a white Jesus hanging on the wall]

      Chaplain Gill: Isn't it obvious?

      Malcolm X: Well, that

      [nodding to the painting]

      Malcolm X: is obvious, but we don't know if it's obvious that God is white. The honorable Elijah Muhammad teaches us that Jesus did not have blond hair and blue eyes. The honorable Elijah Muhammad teaches us that the images of Jesus that are on prison walls and churches throughout the world are not historically correct; because, history teaches us that Jesus was born in a region where the people had color. There's proof in the very Bible that you've asked us to read in Revelations, first chapter, verses 14 and 15, that Jesus had hair like wool and feet the color of brass.

      Chaplain Gill: Just - just what're you saying?

      Malcolm X: l'm not saying anything. l'm proving to you that Jesus was *not*, and I quote one of my lndian brothers here, he was not a paleface. Amen.

    • Crédits fous
      At the end of the credits the film is dedicated to Alex Haley, author of the book the movie is based on. There is also a picture of the book and a special note that says: "Read 'The Autobiography of Malcolm X'"
    • Connexions
      Edited from JFK (1991)
    • Bandes originales
      Someday We'll All Be Free
      Written by Donny Hathaway (as Donny E. Hathaway) and Edward U. Howard

      Used by permission of WB Music Corp. and Kuumba Music Publishing Company

      Produced by Arif Mardin

      Performed by Aretha Franklin

      Courtesy of Artista Records, Inc.

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    • Date de sortie
      • 24 février 1993 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
      • Japon
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Arabe
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • X
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Phakamani Combined School, Soweto, Johannesburg, Afrique du Sud(epilogue)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Largo International N.V.
      • JVC Entertainment Networks
      • 40 Acres & A Mule Filmworks
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    • Budget
      • 33 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 48 169 910 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 9 871 125 $US
      • 22 nov. 1992
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 48 169 910 $US
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    • Durée
      3 heures 22 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Color
    • Mixage
      • Dolby Digital
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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