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Le flic de San Francisco

Titre original : Metro
  • 1997
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  • 1h 57min
NOTE IMDb
5,6/10
30 k
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Eddie Murphy in Le flic de San Francisco (1997)
A Hostage Negotiator teams up with a Sharpshooter to bring down a dangerous jewel thief.
Lire trailer2:17
1 Video
41 photos
Copain CopDrame policierActionComédieCriminalitéDrameThriller

Un négociateur d'otages fait équipe avec un tireur d'élite pour faire tomber un dangereux voleur de bijoux.Un négociateur d'otages fait équipe avec un tireur d'élite pour faire tomber un dangereux voleur de bijoux.Un négociateur d'otages fait équipe avec un tireur d'élite pour faire tomber un dangereux voleur de bijoux.

  • Réalisation
    • Thomas Carter
  • Scénario
    • Randy Feldman
  • Casting principal
    • Eddie Murphy
    • Michael Rapaport
    • Kim Miyori
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • NOTE IMDb
    5,6/10
    30 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Thomas Carter
    • Scénario
      • Randy Feldman
    • Casting principal
      • Eddie Murphy
      • Michael Rapaport
      • Kim Miyori
    • 77avis d'utilisateurs
    • 39avis des critiques
    • 41Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 1 nomination au total

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    Rôles principaux38

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    Eddie Murphy
    Eddie Murphy
    • Insp. Scott Roper
    Michael Rapaport
    Michael Rapaport
    • Kevin McCall
    Kim Miyori
    Kim Miyori
    • Detective Kimura
    Art Evans
    Art Evans
    • Lt. Sam Baffett
    James Carpenter
    • Officer Forbes
    Donal Logue
    Donal Logue
    • Earl
    Jeni Chua
    Jeni Chua
    • Debbie, Earl's Hostage
    Dick Bright
    • Bank Manager
    David Michael Silverman
    • SWAT Officer Jennings
    Denis Arndt
    Denis Arndt
    • Capt. Frank Solis
    Frank Somerville
    • Reporter
    Malou Nubla
    • Reporter
    Carmen Ejogo
    Carmen Ejogo
    • Veronica 'Ronnie' Tate
    Nino Degennaro
    Nino Degennaro
    • Repoman
    Michael Wincott
    Michael Wincott
    • Michael Korda
    Val Diamond
    • Screaming Lady
    Charleston Pierce
    Charleston Pierce
    • Greg Barnett
    Paul Ben-Victor
    Paul Ben-Victor
    • Clarence Teal
    • Réalisation
      • Thomas Carter
    • Scénario
      • Randy Feldman
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    bob the moo

    Standard cliché-ridden cop thriller

    Fast talking police negotiator Scott Roper foils a bank robbery and catches the head thief. When the thief, Korda, escapes from jail, he comes after Roper. Roper meanwhile is trying to juggle his job, his girlfriend and train a sniper to become a negotiator like him.

    This film was made before Nutty Porfessor but was held back because the makers realesed it was a bit of a dog by itself and decided to wait till Nutty Professor had made Murphy hot again before riding on that wave. Sadly I was one of those fooled into thinking that the hot new Murphy had made a cool cop thriller. Rather this is a by the numbers affair that has plenty of cliches and very little spark to it.

    What spark there is, is added by Murphy's motor mouth performance – he is funny and lively even when the film isn't. Rapaport is also good despite everything else and British born Ejogo is good as Murphy's girlfriend. Wincott's villain is right out of a catalogue and is typical of the film's lack of initiative or spark.

    Overall, like most average cop thrillers it's worth a watch once because it is just about entertaining. The problem is it is plain – average. It never rises above the norm and there are much better cop thrillers out there than this. The producers and studio knew it – who am I to argue.
    7thirteenthfloorelevator

    Nice to see Eddie Murphy attempt something that isn't an outright comedy.,

    It doesn't always work, and Eddie Murphy is no substitute for a proper action star like Stallone or Mel Gibson, but at least he tries in this film. Metro has a clichéd plot about a diamond smuggler who murders Eddie's partner and it is Eddie's job to stop him, but Eddie does a great job and actually looks like he enjoys the role. He juggles the action and comedy scenes perfectly, and fortunately the two never overlap. The highlight of the film is the runaway tram scene, that is perfectly choreographed, and Michael Rapaport does a great job as Murphy's rookie partner. The film is not the best action movie around, but it is by no means the worst, and if you feel like being entertained for an evening, you could do a lot worse than this movie.
    6hitchcockthelegend

    Neked in Tahiti.

    Scott Roper is a wise cracking hostage negotiator, he is however exceptionally good at his job. After bringing down a particularly nasty bank robber called Michael Korda, he sets about winning his old girlfriend back whilst breaking in a new partner, Kevin McCall. When Korda escapes from prison there is only one thing on his mind, revenge, can Roper outwit Korda once again? And if so, at what cost?

    There has always seemed to me to be something of a negative bias towards post 1980s Eddie Murphy (Roper) films, it appears that no matter what, nothing that comes close to his best 80s efforts will ever be deemed worthy. Now I'm not saying that Metro is a world beater, or even close to Beverly Hills Cop and Trading Places, but it's an accomplished thriller with classy bits of Murphy humour thrown in. It also boasts splendid support from Michael Rapaport as Roper's intelligent partner McCall, both men playing off each other to good effect, while Michael Wincott with his gravel voice used to full effect, is impressively devilish as the bad guy of the piece. Let down by a weak female lead in Carmen Ejogo, and certainly the familiarity of the genre loses the film any real sense of impending dread, but for a quick fix of nonsense entertainment on a blustery cold night, it's a more than OK viewing. 6/10
    7wchngliu

    Although It's Nothing Special, Metro is a Solid Action Movie Regardless

    Metro appears to be a low-budget action affair, which whilst it has nothing new to offer, shows us a different side to Eddie Murphy as an actor that we hadn't seen before in his previous films. People have in the past often compared this to Beverly Hills Cop 1, in terms of the fact that they are both your typical, run- of- the- mill cop movies, but the comparisons seem to come to an end when you compare that film to Metro, in terms of plot, character types and the fact that Eddie Murphy doesn't joke about as negotiator/cop Scott Roaper that often. Not like his predecessor, Axel Foley. Here, as Roaper he is much more serious and not as laid back in contrast to his most famous movie character. Metro plays out as a straight out action movie that isn't reliant on laughs, which in itself is no bad thing. One of the main problems that some of the audiences had, in regards to their expectations of Metro, was by assuming that it would be something similar on the lines of Beverly Hills Cop. It has its funny moments, but these are few and far between throughout the film, as the narrative in Metro is very much serious and the standard cop thriller we'd come to expect.

    Overall, Metro is not a bad effort and the action sequences are well executed. Murphy gives a surprising turn and performance as Roaper and thus it makes a change to see him in an almost completely non-comedic role, which he does well in.

    Not bad indeed.
    Psycho Mantis

    Actually not as bad as it seems

    Eddie Murphy plays a hostage negotiator in San Francisco, he lives a dangerous life, but he still thinks it´s pretty okay. One thing he doesn´t think is okay is when his friends gets killed. But that is just what happens, his best friend is murdered by an evil jewel-thief, and now Murphy wants revenge.

    The plot in "Metro" did not really impress me when I heard about it. Eddie Murphy as a comical hostage negotiator... It sounds pretty corny to me, but it was actually not as bad as it first seemed. The action scenes are well made, especially the breath taking car chases down the steep streets of San Francisco.

    But I can´t really say the movie was good. The plot is not very original, this could actually have been titled "Beverly Hills Cop 4" and no one would have noticed. Between the action scenes there aren´t very much to write home about. Murphy is occasionally funny, but he can be really annoying too.

    The best thing in "Metro" is definitely the villain, played by the underrated Michael Wincott. He is truly the perfect bad guy. That rasping voice, that glance in his eyes, wow! He can make even the simplest villain into a terrifying monster, which he should be highly praised for. And I wonder if not this guy holds the record in movie-deaths? I´ve seen Wincott in about ten movies, and he gets to meet his maker in all of them! I almost feel sorry for him, but I don´t think he´s complaining too much. If he dies in "Metro" or not, I´ll let you figure out for yourself.

    Back to "Metro" now. If you don´t expect any clever ideas, just some good action sequences with a silly plot, it´s not that bad. But on the other hand, not that good either.

    * * ½ out of * * * * *

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    • Anecdotes
      One of the reasons why Eddie Murphy choose to star in Metro is because he wanted to play a dramatic role in a more serious action picture than his previous films were. Even before he accepted the role in Metro, around early 1995 he was originally going to star in another action thriller titled Sandblast. The script for the film was written by screenwriter Steven Maeda in 1993 and he sold it to Joel Silver, famous producer of many action hits, and Warner Bros. for $750,000.

      Described as both Die Hard and Cliffhanger in a desert sandstorm, the plot of Sandblast would have been very similar to the plot of John Woo's Broken Arrow (1996). It was to take place in the Iraq desert after the Gulf War, and Murphy would play the lead role of an ex-landmine expert and army specialist who has to help a group of US commandos stop a team of traitorous Green Berets from tracking down lost nuclear warheads which are somewhere in the desert wasteland, and while dealing with a huge sandstorm at the same time.

      Once Murphy quit the project due to scheduling conflicts and then went on to star in Metro, Wesley Snipes was hired to play the main role and there were plans to hire Jean Claude Van Damme to play the main villain, but since Snipes' latest films weren't a success and Van Damme didn't want to play the villain, Warner Bros. cancelled the project in 1996 and it was never made.
    • Gaffes
      When Scott tells his superior that Kevin won't last two weeks his head is turned away from Kevin so there's no way that Kevin could have read his lips and known that he said that.
    • Citations

      [training McCall as a hostage negotiator]

      Kevin McCall: I'm Officer McCall, I'm unarmed, just want to make sure everybody gets out of her safely.

      Scott Roper: Okay, stop right there. Close your eyes.

      Kevin McCall: Okay.

      Scott Roper: Now tell me what you see.

      Kevin McCall: [keeping his eyes closed] I see a scumbag behind the counter with a sawed-off, nine-millimeter tucked away in his waistband. There's a female hostage down in front of the cereal rack with a red polka-dot dress. Another hostage three feet to her right, with blue jeans and a checkered shirt. A male hostage down, green shirt, white pants, in front of the candy rack. There's a female scumbag behind me with a gun tucked away in her shirt, trying to pass herself off as a hostage. And there's a special on toilet paper, four for $1.29. That's a lot of toilet paper. Am I right?

      Scott Roper: That's pretty good, you got good eyes.

      Kevin McCall: You like that?

      Scott Roper: Very impressive.

    • Connexions
      Edited into Epicenter (2000)
    • Bandes originales
      You Don't Have to Worry
      Written by Sean 'Diddy' Combs (as Sean "Puffy" Combs), Chucky Thompson, Heavy D, Quinnes Dammond Parker (as Quinnes Parker), DaRon Jones, Slim (as Marvin Sandrick), Michael Marcel Keith (as Michael Keith) and Jadakiss (as Jason Phillips)

      Performed by New Edition

      Courtesy of MCA Records

      By arrangement with Universal Music Special Markets

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    • How long is Metro?Alimenté par Alexa

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    • Date de sortie
      • 2 juillet 1997 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Metro
    • Lieux de tournage
      • San Francisco, Californie, États-Unis
    • Sociétés de production
      • Touchstone Pictures
      • Caravan Pictures
      • Roger Birnbaum Productions
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    • Budget
      • 55 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 32 000 301 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 11 411 107 $US
      • 20 janv. 1997
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 32 000 301 $US
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    • Durée
      • 1h 57min(117 min)
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    • Mixage
      • Dolby Digital
      • SDDS
    • Rapport de forme
      • 2.35 : 1

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