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Une histoire héroïque sur les pompiers et les sauveteurs. Ce que nous appelons un acte de bravoure n'est qu'une routine habituelle pour eux, si seulement on peut s'habituer au danger mortel ... Tout lireUne histoire héroïque sur les pompiers et les sauveteurs. Ce que nous appelons un acte de bravoure n'est qu'une routine habituelle pour eux, si seulement on peut s'habituer au danger mortel et au risque extrême.Une histoire héroïque sur les pompiers et les sauveteurs. Ce que nous appelons un acte de bravoure n'est qu'une routine habituelle pour eux, si seulement on peut s'habituer au danger mortel et au risque extrême.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 2 victoires et 3 nominations au total
Konstantin Khabensky
- Andrey Pavlovich Sokolov
- (as Konstantin Khabenskiy)
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2017 saw the release of 'Only the Brave'. 2019 brought us 'The Bravest'. And in 2020 we saw the release of 'Fire' (also known as 'No Escapes').
'Fire' takes its time setting up the characters, but this made us get to know them, and ultimately root for them. Much of the film's long running time was made up of unnecessary humorist scenes, and the film only really gets direction and become serious around the 1-hour mark. Once there, it is a rollercoaster ride of suspense and excitement, filled with drama and emotion.
The film's main protagonist is Andrey (Konstantin Khabenskiy), who leads a fire fighting team. After the death of one of his team members, he decides to include his daughter Katya (Stasya Miloslavskaya)'s new boyfriend, Roman (Ivan Yankovskiy) in his team. Roman is a bit of an arrogant deuce bag, to put it bluntly.
Of all the characters, I connected most to Lev (Viktor Dobronravov), who also had the best and most tragic back story. 'Fire' is a heroic tale of bravery against all odds. It is filled with action, suspense, and great visual effects (some of the fire scenes are actual footage).
'Fire' is a much better film than 'Only the Brave' (which, by the way, I didn't enjoy at all), but 'The Bravest' still remains my favourite.
'Fire' takes its time setting up the characters, but this made us get to know them, and ultimately root for them. Much of the film's long running time was made up of unnecessary humorist scenes, and the film only really gets direction and become serious around the 1-hour mark. Once there, it is a rollercoaster ride of suspense and excitement, filled with drama and emotion.
The film's main protagonist is Andrey (Konstantin Khabenskiy), who leads a fire fighting team. After the death of one of his team members, he decides to include his daughter Katya (Stasya Miloslavskaya)'s new boyfriend, Roman (Ivan Yankovskiy) in his team. Roman is a bit of an arrogant deuce bag, to put it bluntly.
Of all the characters, I connected most to Lev (Viktor Dobronravov), who also had the best and most tragic back story. 'Fire' is a heroic tale of bravery against all odds. It is filled with action, suspense, and great visual effects (some of the fire scenes are actual footage).
'Fire' is a much better film than 'Only the Brave' (which, by the way, I didn't enjoy at all), but 'The Bravest' still remains my favourite.
The movie is a perfect hardcopy of typical US big budget dramas with some terror factor - pride and fight story. Switch the fire with - for example - struggling with stopping a comet and you've got the very same movie :)
Watchable however, nice blockbuster.
Watchable however, nice blockbuster.
I do think it's a pretty good movie that I seen. The story is pretty good with firefighter goal is to stop the fire and save the villagers. It builds up really well with the characters and the disaster of the fire. The movie is pretty long and could be trimmed by cutting scenes that is not necessary to the plot. A couple plotlines that is easily predictable and is rather generic for the most about. The strongest part is the suspense on how the characters trying to figured out how to save everyone and to protect people from the dangers of the fire. It contains great special effects of the fire and other things.
It's a pretty good Russian disaster movie.
It's a pretty good Russian disaster movie.
A very high-quality film made, despite the cringe in the first 15 minutes and in places a lazy set-up, a very tense and coolly directed film with a cool Khabensky. I do not recommend missing it.
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- AnecdotesThis movie was called FIRE in Russia. It made nearly 1 billion rubles on a budget of approximately 550 million rubles
- ConnexionsReferenced in Vecherniy Urgant: Alina Alexeeva/Roman Kurtsyn/Zoloto (2020)
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- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Contra el fuego
- Sociétés de production
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Box-office
- Budget
- 598 512 479 RUR (estimé)
- Montant brut mondial
- 12 916 151 $US
- Durée
- 2h 11min(131 min)
- Couleur
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39:1
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