Mod Squad

Titre original : The Mod Squad

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Claire Danes, Giovanni Ribisi, and Omar Epps in Mod Squad (1999)

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Trois adolescents envoyés en prison se voient proposer un marché pour travailler avec un policier sous couverture, découvrir un réseau de drogue. Avec les flics à leurs trousses, ils n'ont q... Tout lireTrois adolescents envoyés en prison se voient proposer un marché pour travailler avec un policier sous couverture, découvrir un réseau de drogue. Avec les flics à leurs trousses, ils n'ont que peu de temps pour résoudre l'affaire..Trois adolescents envoyés en prison se voient proposer un marché pour travailler avec un policier sous couverture, découvrir un réseau de drogue. Avec les flics à leurs trousses, ils n'ont que peu de temps pour résoudre l'affaire..

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4,3/10

9,7 k

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Récompenses
- 7 nominations au total

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The Mod Squad

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Anecdotes
Omar Epps mentioned in several interviews that he greatly disliked the denim Levi's clothes he and the cast had to wear because the jeans were very tight. He mentioned that there are several moments captured on screen during film where he wears a frown and grimace facial expression due to his jeans being too tight. The clothing in the film was specifically customized and provided by Levi's. When the film was released, Levi's put out denim commercials featuring Epps, Danes, and Ribisi.

Gaffes
As Billy Waites drives to the party with his prostitutes, he is driving a Cadillac Seville (4-door). When Julie Barnes leaves and steals the car, they show a Cadillac Eldorado (2-door) driving away. When she lights it on fire, it is back to being a Seville again.

Citations
[Julie hits Pete across the head]
Julie: Nice job.
Pete: Okay, I really did not like that at all, all right? Let me just explain somethin'. I was blending.
Julie: You just blended your ass right out of the club, man
Pete: Oh, come on! They're gonna let me back in the club.
Julie: Oh no, I believe the words were "you're gone for-fucking-ever." Greer's gonna kick your ass
Pete: Hey you know what? Eat me.
Julie: Come on. Lets go. You wanna lose another fight, Petey?
Pete: No. Who was the guy that you were talkin' to all night?
Julie: What guy?
Pete: Yeah, "what guy." What guy?
Linc: A suspect?
Julie: What? No. I don't even know what he's talkin' about. God, how could you see anything? You had your head buried in a pair of tits all night.
Pete: I could see things because I got eyes behind my head, all right? Julie's got a boyfriend. Julie's got...
Julie: Please grow up!
Pete: Let's all together, in harmony.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Mod Squad/Doug's 1st Movie/A Walk on the Moon/Edtv/Among Giants (1999)

Bandes originales
Goin' Crazy
Written by Sen D.O.G. (as Sen Dog), Jeremy Fleener and Andy Zambrano
Performed by SX10
Produced by Phil Nicolo
Remixed by The Butcher Bros.
SX10 appears courtesy of Flip Records/Elektra Entertainment Group

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The Vidiot Reviews...

The Mod Squad

The worst part about employing young undercover cops is they binge drink at house parties and break cover.

Thankfully, the covert trio in this action movie are too busy tracking a killer to attend ragers.

Opting to work for the police in a new department instead of serving time, Julie (Claire Danes), Pete (Giovanni Ribisi) and Linc (Omar Epps) are trained in the art of infiltration by their mentor Capt. Greer (Dennis Farina).

But when Greer ends up on the wrong side of a drug lord's gun, the motley crew must bring his killer to justice.

A slapdash adaptation of the groundbreaking counterculture cop drama from the '60s, this 1999 version lacks the social and political undercurrent of its source material.

Instead, it's a lifeless and shoddily acted knock-off - similar to the original in name only.

Besides, immature undercover officers today can't stop posting on Twitter about being undercover.

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