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Prêts pour une soirée de fête légendaire, trois étudiants doivent peser le pour et le contre d'appeler la police face à une situation inattendue.Prêts pour une soirée de fête légendaire, trois étudiants doivent peser le pour et le contre d'appeler la police face à une situation inattendue.Prêts pour une soirée de fête légendaire, trois étudiants doivent peser le pour et le contre d'appeler la police face à une situation inattendue.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 3 victoires et 9 nominations au total
Robert III Hamilton
- Terence
- (as Robert Hamilton III)
Résumé
Reviewers say 'Emergency' delves into race, social issues, and friendship with a comedic approach that transitions to serious tones. The film is lauded for its impactful message and commendable performances, especially from the lead actors. However, it faces criticism for its pacing, perceived lack of realism, and reliance on clichés. Some find the movie's message overbearing or its comedy insufficient. Opinions are divided on its handling of racial themes, with some appreciating its insight and others finding it tone-deaf or propagandistic.
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2 black students are planning a last bash by touring all the clubs. Visiting their Latino friend's house they find a white, high school girl unconscious on the floor. Given the potential reaction if they do, they debate whether to call 911.
Excellent performances by the 2 leads and a wonderfully witty script make for one of the better comedies of the year. Whilst the first 2 thirds is often hilarious - a couple come out of a their house with a 'black lives matter' sign on their lawn and immediately accuse them of drug dealing - the film slowly becomes more serious as their arguing intensifies, as does the fear of the police / fear for the girl. Ultimately it is a well crafted, but funny indictment of a divided America where racism is seemingly still pretty endemic.
Excellent performances by the 2 leads and a wonderfully witty script make for one of the better comedies of the year. Whilst the first 2 thirds is often hilarious - a couple come out of a their house with a 'black lives matter' sign on their lawn and immediately accuse them of drug dealing - the film slowly becomes more serious as their arguing intensifies, as does the fear of the police / fear for the girl. Ultimately it is a well crafted, but funny indictment of a divided America where racism is seemingly still pretty endemic.
For someone who is African American, it felt very relatable. Really enjoyed the movie and understood why they did what they did. If you've never been in the shoes of the main characters you would never understand the reasons behind their actions. I would watch it again, great cast!
I thought parts of this movie was as funny as it gets. Not everyone gets satire. I'm even a white guy and I get the satire in this movie. You should try it. It's worth the try.
This is an Amazon Original, I watched it streaming on Prime.
I found this movie a bit hard getting into, some of the characters seem unsavory and love to use filthy language. But I stuck with it, the first part featuring college fraternity parties serves to set the stage for the meat of the movie, filmed mostly in the neighborhoods of Atlanta, Georgia.
When two black men, both good college students and roommates, sharing a home with a "brown" Hispanic male, come home they are shocked to find a pretty and petite white blonde girl passed out on their floor from too much partying. They all know the "right thing" to do, call 9-1-1 and get proper help. But their fear of the situation, cops finding a cute white girl passed out in their home, cause them to do something else. Plus, we soon find out, the girl is a 17-yr-old high school student.
In all I found it an interesting viewing, to see in a fictional setting what fear of police might get men of color to do, just to keep from getting shot and killed. That is a real problem in some areas. The director is a black man which lends credibility to the exercise, however I was disappointed that the writer is a non-black female.
To the review titled "so basically nothing happens" I say, watch the movie and pay attention, lots of things happen.
I found this movie a bit hard getting into, some of the characters seem unsavory and love to use filthy language. But I stuck with it, the first part featuring college fraternity parties serves to set the stage for the meat of the movie, filmed mostly in the neighborhoods of Atlanta, Georgia.
When two black men, both good college students and roommates, sharing a home with a "brown" Hispanic male, come home they are shocked to find a pretty and petite white blonde girl passed out on their floor from too much partying. They all know the "right thing" to do, call 9-1-1 and get proper help. But their fear of the situation, cops finding a cute white girl passed out in their home, cause them to do something else. Plus, we soon find out, the girl is a 17-yr-old high school student.
In all I found it an interesting viewing, to see in a fictional setting what fear of police might get men of color to do, just to keep from getting shot and killed. That is a real problem in some areas. The director is a black man which lends credibility to the exercise, however I was disappointed that the writer is a non-black female.
To the review titled "so basically nothing happens" I say, watch the movie and pay attention, lots of things happen.
This is a good movie.
At first, you may think it's similar to "SUPERBAD" or "PINEAPPLE EXPRESS".
Then, it's similar to "AFTER HOURS".
In my opinion, the last 30 minutes, where this movie became something different, these minutes are the best of it.
This is not a hilarious movie, if you expect something like that, you will be disappointed. There are some funny moments though.
This is a coming of age comedy/drama, where racial issues are being addressed.
Young actors are very good, the script is clever, it is well directed, but the last 30 minutes are brilliant, and touching. I am a white guy who lives in Europe, i don't get emotional with racial issues, however, the ending make me tear up.
For sure, this is not as good as SUPERBAD or AFTER HOURS, it is a different movie, but it is still interesting and good. If you know what to expect, you will like it too.
At first, you may think it's similar to "SUPERBAD" or "PINEAPPLE EXPRESS".
Then, it's similar to "AFTER HOURS".
In my opinion, the last 30 minutes, where this movie became something different, these minutes are the best of it.
This is not a hilarious movie, if you expect something like that, you will be disappointed. There are some funny moments though.
This is a coming of age comedy/drama, where racial issues are being addressed.
Young actors are very good, the script is clever, it is well directed, but the last 30 minutes are brilliant, and touching. I am a white guy who lives in Europe, i don't get emotional with racial issues, however, the ending make me tear up.
For sure, this is not as good as SUPERBAD or AFTER HOURS, it is a different movie, but it is still interesting and good. If you know what to expect, you will like it too.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesBased on the 2018 "Special Jury Prize" winning Sundance short film, by the same name.
- GaffesWhen Kunle checks the pulse of Emma, he does it the wrong way. You shouldn't check for a pulse with your thumb, as it has its own pulse. He should know this if he's first aid certified.
- ConnexionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Best Movies of 2022 (So Far) (2022)
- Bandes originalesBig Ego
Written by Anthony Obi (as Anthony Lawson Obi), Sophia Phoenixx, Dai Burger (as Dainene Alexia Baldwin), Taylor Dexter (as TaylorDexter)
Performed by Anthony Obi (as Fat Tony) and Taylor Dexter (as Taydex) feat. Sophia Pfister (as Sofia Pfister), Dai Burger
Courtesy of Carpark Records
By arrangement with Terrorbird Media
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- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Site officiel
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Tình Huống Khẩn Cấp
- Lieux de tournage
- Atlanta, Géorgie(Neighborhoods)
- Sociétés de production
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- Durée1 heure 45 minutes
- Couleur
- Rapport de forme
- 2.35 : 1
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