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Shoot'Em Up - Que la partie commence

Titre original : Shoot 'Em Up
  • 2007
  • 12
  • 1h 26min
NOTE IMDb
6,6/10
158 k
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Monica Bellucci, Paul Giamatti, and Clive Owen in Shoot'Em Up - Que la partie commence (2007)
Theatrical Trailer from New Line Cinema
Lire trailer2:08
7 Videos
99+ photos
Action militaire menée par une seule personneComédie noireGun FuActionComédieThriller

Lors d'une fusillade, un homme du nom de M. Smith aide à mettre au monde le bébé d'une femme, et est ensuite appelé à protéger le nouveau-né de l'armée de tireurs.Lors d'une fusillade, un homme du nom de M. Smith aide à mettre au monde le bébé d'une femme, et est ensuite appelé à protéger le nouveau-né de l'armée de tireurs.Lors d'une fusillade, un homme du nom de M. Smith aide à mettre au monde le bébé d'une femme, et est ensuite appelé à protéger le nouveau-né de l'armée de tireurs.

  • Réalisation
    • Michael Davis
  • Scénario
    • Michael Davis
  • Casting principal
    • Clive Owen
    • Monica Bellucci
    • Paul Giamatti
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,6/10
    158 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Michael Davis
    • Scénario
      • Michael Davis
    • Casting principal
      • Clive Owen
      • Monica Bellucci
      • Paul Giamatti
    • 502avis d'utilisateurs
    • 217avis des critiques
    • 49Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 3 nominations au total

    Vidéos7

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    Featurette 0:13
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    Interview 0:32
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    Clive Owen
    Clive Owen
    • Smith
    Monica Bellucci
    Monica Bellucci
    • Donna Quintano
    Paul Giamatti
    Paul Giamatti
    • Hertz
    Stephen McHattie
    Stephen McHattie
    • Hammerson
    Greg Bryk
    Greg Bryk
    • Lone Man
    Daniel Pilon
    Daniel Pilon
    • Senator Rutledge
    Sidney Mende-Gibson
    • Baby Oliver
    Lucas Mende-Gibson
    • Baby Oliver
    Kaylyn Yellowlees
    • Baby Oliver
    Ramona Pringle
    Ramona Pringle
    • Baby's Mother
    Julian Richings
    Julian Richings
    • Hertz's Driver
    Tony Munch
    Tony Munch
    • Man Who Rides Shotgun
    Scott McCord
    Scott McCord
    • Killer Shot in Behind
    Wiley M. Pickett
    Wiley M. Pickett
    • 1st Killer
    • (as Wiley Pickett)
    Stephen R. Hart
    Stephen R. Hart
    • Club Bouncer
    David Ury
    David Ury
    • Diner Holdup Leader
    Mike Rad
    Mike Rad
    • Diner Hood with Earring
    Andy Mackenzie
    Andy Mackenzie
    • Ugly Toenails Hood
    • (as Andy MacKenzie)
    • Réalisation
      • Michael Davis
    • Scénario
      • Michael Davis
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    7ncfc-canary

    Entertaining enough

    Some of the comments left by people on here show just how clueless movie goers can be. As if you can't tell that there's a slight tongue-in-cheek feel to the movie. Doesn't the stupidly high kill count or OTT methods used to kill people make that obvious to you? Does a movie with the title "Shoot em up" sound like a serious piece of work? Come on some of you just need to relax and use your brains a little.

    I haven't much to say on the movie itself since its ones of those "entertained me but probably won't buy the DVD" films I so often see in cinemas. Acting was good, action was good, plot was OK. Go see it. If you love it - great, if you don't - oh well. It really is one of those kind of movies. Just remember not expect a serious film reminiscent of James Bond or Die Hard, OK?.
    8unscripted1

    Gun Porn At Its Best

    I wasn't really sure what to make of this movie before I went to the advanced screening. I heard from a friend of mine at the Chicago Tribune (she's female, and you'll see why that matters in a second) and she said, "It was so stupid! It was like, BANG BANG BANG, EXPLETIVE EXPLETIVE EXPLETIVE, BANG BANG BANG! Then gallons of blood and we move on." For some reason, the little boy in me that loved the scene in Predator where all of the soldiers shoot at open woods for a complete minute, got very excited. She wasn't kidding, either, that's just what this movie was. Don't worry about the plot, it's not really a concern. Don't worry about the script either, the lines are so over the top and shallow that you know a man wrote this script without allowing anyone to comment on it.

    At the same time, this movie is just plain fun. You will find yourself laughing from the moment the movie starts to the ending (which you won't be glancing at your watch while waiting for). There are funny lines, funny situations, and stuff that is so impossible in the real world that you can't help but chuckle. Various moments during the film, I found myself applauding along with the audience, maybe not for the film, but for how writer/director Michael Davis got our hero out of another situation.

    The directing, as opposed to the writing, was done very well, especially for a movie like this. If you take the directing too seriously, the script won't work, which is probably why Michael Davis did both. Clive Owen delivers another strong performance, adapting to the cheesy script and outrageous events like a participant in a prank or gag. Monica Bellucci plays the most serious role in the film, and still takes to mocking her life and situation in this movie like the rest of them. My favorite character would still have to be the sly Paul Giamatti, who is given some pretty crazy situations himself but they are coupled with the only lines of any intelligence (or longer than about four words).

    By the end of this movie, I was having a lot of fun watching a plot unfold that I didn't really care about. That doesn't deter the film, though, because it's kind of like a stunt show, you're not really concerned with the story. I loved it and, apparently, so did most of the audience. It really reminded me of seeing, well, a live action movie that was more like a video game (we even have coordinated colors for the costumes of the "bad guys" in the various "levels"). I'd like to use this film as an example to my (former) favorite critic Roger Ebert as a perfect example of how video games can be construed in the same light as video games, because Roger, this is clearly a movie made by a large video game fan.
    8BA_Harrison

    Sometimes more is more.

    Given the choice, I prefer my action films to be as brutally realistic as possible, but if film-makers are insistent about going down the cartoonish violence route, they might as well go the whole nine yards, as in Shoot 'Em Up, a relentlessly OTT slam-bang actioner that starts out all guns blazing and doesn't call it quits until writer/director Michael Davis has thrown every possible crazy idea he can come up with onto the screen.

    This wild, anything goes approach could be compared to the previous year's Crank, but unlike that film, which was crippled by unlikeable characters, unnecessary vulgarity and a glut of irritatingly showy editing tricks, Shoot 'Em' up remains a classy and often clever piece of film-making despite its highly preposterous plot: Davis's effective direction is cool and slick without resorting to migraine inducing visual gimmickry; stars Owen and Bellucci effortlessly ooze sex appeal and charisma, whilst Paul Giamatti, as ultra-vicious killer Hertz, is utterly loathsome; there are some inspired visual gags for the eagle-eyed; and the never-ending gun-play is both brilliantly inventive and absolutely blistering. Hell, the film even manages to deliver an ironic anti-gun message whilst all the bullets are flying and people are dying.

    In short this film is everything Crank would dearly have loved to have been, and then some.

    7.5 out of 10, rounded up to 8 for IMDb.
    bob the moo

    Utter nonsense but yet it works as a both a pastiche and tribute to gun-crazy action movies

    Smith is minding his own business when he sees a heavily pregnant woman being pursued by an armed man. He defends her honour and, in the ensuing gun battle, he delivers her child just before she is shot. He flees with the infant but finds that the target is none other than the baby itself. Turning to a lactating prostitute for help, Smith remains a target for an increasing number of killers under the instruction of violent family man and contractor Hertz.

    Let's get one thing out of the way here from the very start because I think it is one thing that all viewers can agree on whether you liked this film or not – it is utter nonsense. Not "silly" or "lacking logic" but just out and out nonsense. OK, so now that we have agreed that, what we shall disagree on is just how important that is in regards the enjoyment of this film. You see the film actually works on two very important levels which I think probably explains why it is generally well regarded on this site despite it being, well, nonsense. Instead of worrying about character and plotting and other things that most action films at least try to have, this just goes all out in a ballet of violence and guns that is about as close to action film pornography as I think I have ever seen. However at the same time it never takes itself seriously – a fact proved by just how bad some of the gimmicks (the carrots) and dialogue is as well as just how overblown the action is.

    By doing this the film hits two audience sectors. Mostly obviously it will appeal to those who just love to see things explode, people die and guns look cool. No doubt it appeals to them because this is a film where the action is constant and even the sex scenes with gorgeous women turn into a gunfight where the phallic nature of the gun could not be made more obvious unless it had a pair of grenades taped either side of the barrel. It revels in violence and gun play, with the gun even forming a marriage band of sorts at one point. However what makes the film worth seeing is that it also appeals to those of us that like action but won't watch any old rubbish. Amazingly it does this by being so overblown and ludicrous that it actually takes the p1ss from the genre in a way that is fun to watch (and also allows those with intellectual aspirations to enjoy the violence while also distancing themselves from it). It sounds unlikely and it may have been a fluke but this is what the film does and it is really good.

    I'm pretty sure it was planned because the cast seem sold on the sheer ridiculousness of it all. Owen is great in this dual action hero role and he puts himself 100% into it while also having his tongue in his cheek. Likewise Giamatti, who is not at his best here but yet still drives the mockery and effectiveness of his character. Bellucci concludes the starry cast with a so-so turn, which is perhaps understandable as she is solely here for her sex appeal (which is immense). The rest of the cast are either solid bit players with little to do or goons who fall over. Kudos to the effects department as well for the "baby", which manages to look real for the majority of the time.

    Shoot 'Em Up is not a great film and it is based on nonsense but yet it somehow works. By being overblown to the degree it is, it works as both an excessive action film and also a pastiche on how excessive the action genre can be. It will not appeal to everyone even with this, but this made it work for me on both levels and it was much better than I expected it to be as a result.
    9bowmanblue

    Too much fun for words

    I'm lobbying for a new film genre to sit alongside the existing ones such as drama, science-fiction, horror and comedy. The new category I'm proposing would be 'Snakes on a Plane.' Besides the obvious Samuel L Jackson film, this genre should be populated with films that tell you everything you need to know about them from the title, thus giving you everything you need to know about whether or not you will enjoy them without sitting down to watch. 'Shoot 'em Up' falls into the 'Snakes on a Plane' category perfectly.

    The film 'Shoot 'em Up' is about shooting and killing things. With guns. And carrots (you'll have to watch the film to see whether I'm being serious about the 'carrots' comment). A man, Clive Owen eating a carrot incidentally, witnesses some thugs hunting down a clearly distressed pregnant woman. He just so happens to be possibly the most highly-trained man with a gun in the world - and the perfect person to protect an infant in danger. From then on he takes on every dispensable thug and paid lackey in the entire city, much to the dismay of head bad-guy, Hertz (Paul Giamatti).

    Besides the obvious clue in the title as to what the film is about, the only other thing you really need to know is that it NEVER takes itself seriously. 'Shoot 'em Up' knows that it's ludicrously daft and brilliantly over-the-top and it just gets better and better. The action/shooting scenes are clearly the high-points and each one attempts to outdo the last, creating battles in places you probably never thought you'd see and ways of using a gun/bullets that will delight anyone with an appreciation for overblown action scenes.

    There's a loose plot, but I won't go into it. It's totally secondary to the gunfights. However, the film is more than just action - largely thanks to its two main stars. There's more than a few references to 'Looney Tunes' and Paul Giamatti stands in for the long-suffering Elmer Fudd as he attempts to track down his Bugs Bunny, the mysteriously-titles 'Mr Smith' (Clive Owen). The two play off each other perfectly and you won't just laugh at how over-the-top the gun scenes are, but also with their constant banter. There are few bad guys you'll love as much as Paul Giamatti!

    If you like your films serious and realistic then steer well clear. However, if you like tongue-in-cheek and want something to lose yourself in while you leave your brain at the door, then you'll have everything you want here. If you've also seen either of Jason Statham's 'Crank' films then you'll know roughly the sort of film you're getting here.

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    • Anecdotes
      "Baby Oliver" was cast before he was even born. The producers chose a woman who was pregnant with twin boys who would deliver about the time filming began so the baby would genuinely be a newborn baby, as his character is.
    • Gaffes
      Mr. Smith and Donna bring baby food for the newborn during the days that he is hidden in the tank. A newborn baby does not eat solid food, ever, only breast milk or formula.
    • Citations

      Mr. Hertz: My god! Do we really suck, or is this guy really that good?

    • Crédits fous
      The New Line Cinema logo, a film frame, gets film-perforated with bullet holes.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: 3:10 to Yuma/Death Sentence/Balls of Fury/The Hunting Party/Dedication/Self Medicated (2007)
    • Bandes originales
      Breed
      Written by Kurt Cobain

      Performed by Nirvana

      Courtesy of Geffen Records

      Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

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    • Date de sortie
      • 19 septembre 2007 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Italien
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Shoot 'Em Up
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Toronto Film Studios, Toronto, Ontario, Canada(Studio)
    • Sociétés de production
      • New Line Cinema
      • Angry Films
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    • Budget
      • 39 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 12 807 139 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 5 450 000 $US
      • 9 sept. 2007
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 27 122 238 $US
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      • 1h 26min(86 min)
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      • 2.35 : 1

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