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MacGruber

  • 2010
  • R
  • 1h 30min
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5,6/10
49 k
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Ryan Phillippe, Will Forte, and Kristen Wiig in MacGruber (2010)
Ex-special operative MacGruber is called back into action to take down his archenemy, Dieter Von Cunth, who's in possession of a nuclear warhead and bent on destroying Washington, D.C.
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L'ancien agent spécial MacGruber repart en mission pour faire tomber son ennemi juré, Dieter Von Cunth, qui possède une ogive nucléaire et souhaite détruire Washington.L'ancien agent spécial MacGruber repart en mission pour faire tomber son ennemi juré, Dieter Von Cunth, qui possède une ogive nucléaire et souhaite détruire Washington.L'ancien agent spécial MacGruber repart en mission pour faire tomber son ennemi juré, Dieter Von Cunth, qui possède une ogive nucléaire et souhaite détruire Washington.

  • Réalisation
    • Jorma Taccone
  • Scénario
    • Will Forte
    • John Solomon
    • Jorma Taccone
  • Casting principal
    • Will Forte
    • Kristen Wiig
    • Val Kilmer
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • NOTE IMDb
    5,6/10
    49 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Jorma Taccone
    • Scénario
      • Will Forte
      • John Solomon
      • Jorma Taccone
    • Casting principal
      • Will Forte
      • Kristen Wiig
      • Val Kilmer
    • 195avis d'utilisateurs
    • 145avis des critiques
    • 43Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 3 nominations au total

    Vidéos2

    MacGruber: Trailer #2
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    Rôles principaux72

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    Will Forte
    Will Forte
    • MacGruber
    Kristen Wiig
    Kristen Wiig
    • Vicki
    Val Kilmer
    Val Kilmer
    • Cunth
    Ryan Phillippe
    Ryan Phillippe
    • Piper
    Powers Boothe
    Powers Boothe
    • Colonel Faith
    Maya Rudolph
    Maya Rudolph
    • Casey
    Rhys Coiro
    Rhys Coiro
    • Yerik Novikov
    Andy Mackenzie
    Andy Mackenzie
    • Hoss
    Jasper Cole
    Jasper Cole
    • Zeke
    Timothy V. Murphy
    Timothy V. Murphy
    • Constantine
    • (as Tim Murphy)
    Kevin Skousen
    • Senator Garver
    Robert M. Reid
    • Priest
    Jim Giesler
    • Janitor
    • (as Jimmy G. Giesler)
    Chris Jericho
    Chris Jericho
    • Frank Korver
    Mark Henry
    Mark Henry
    • Tut Beemer
    Antonio Burke Jr.
    Antonio Burke Jr.
    • Vernon Freedom
    • (as MVP)
    Dalip Singh
    Dalip Singh
    • Tug Phelps
    • (as The Great Khali)
    Glenn Jacobs
    Glenn Jacobs
    • Tanker Lutz
    • (as Kane)
    • Réalisation
      • Jorma Taccone
    • Scénario
      • Will Forte
      • John Solomon
      • Jorma Taccone
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    thorneer

    MACGRUBER shows why SNL is not past all hope

    A full-length film version of a recurring Saturday Night Live sketch may seem anachronistic these days; after all, it seemed the SNL movie finally died out way back in 1999/2000 with the one-two TKO of SUPERSTAR and THE LADIES MAN. The problems were obvious: even a talented cast and crew can rarely stretch out a three or four minute skit that hinged on the personality of the performer as he or she ran through the same joke again and again. I can think of only two times it did - THE BLUES BROTHERS and WAYNE'S WORLD. These films worked because their subject matter allowed for a larger story to unfold.

    Lorne Michael's subsequent production efforts have taken the smarter tack. They build new stories around established talents, with the result that we go into the film with familiarity, to be sure, but also a sense of fun and surprise at what our favorite comedians might cook up. Tina Fey has really taken the ball and run with it in her backstage-at- SNL-show "30 Rock", realizing that after a while, all comedy sketches seem the same and the audience wants a different perspective. Meanwhile MACGRUBER co-writer and director Jorma Taccone, Andy Samberg and Akiva Goldsman (together The Lonely Island), have become the most popular act on SNL by largely ignoring its conventions and doing what they want. Samberg's on-air sketches are mostly forgettable, but he shines in LI's genre-skewing short videos.

    Taccone and company know how to tap cultural cliché like no one else working today. They represent a new type of humor at work in American comedy - one that lovingly wallows in cultural familiarity and the ironic potential therein. In an age of YouTube and instant dissemination of, well, everything, they know that the best way to reach the widest audience at a level that truly connects is through their pop umbilical cords.

    Will Forte's "MacGruber" sketches follow an identical formula: MacGruber, a hyper skilled MacGyver parody (we learn in the opening of the film that he has something like 16 Purple Hearts and four Medals of Honor, and has somehow served multiple tours of duty as a member of every branch of the armed forces) is trapped in a control room of some bad guy's lair with his assistant, Vicki St. Elmo (Kristen Wiig) and a third person played by that week's guest star. Plus a bomb with a 20 second timer. MacGruber sets to work using household items to defuse the bomb, but invariably becomes distracted, largely due to his own hubris and general cluelessness, and the bomb explodes. Forte and Taccone wisely dispense with this template until very late in the game, instead constructing a plot in which MacGruber is free to run wild. Thus: rich evil guy Dieter Von Cunth (Kilmer, having a ball) steals a nuclear missile which he intends to use on Washington, D.C. His motives are unimportant. What is important is that there's only one guy who can stop him: MacGruber. In an opening scene recalling RAMBO III (tellingly, the stupidest one), MacGruber's former commanding officer (Powers Boothe) tracks down the titular hero at a monastery in Ecuador, where he's spent the last ten years in seclusion following the death of his bride at the altar. She was blown up by Cunth. It was messy. It takes some convincing, and a team-assembling montage gone horribly, horribly wrong, but pretty soon MacGruber's back in action and taking the fight to the enemy.

    Support is provided by Kristen Wiig as Vicki St. Elmo, a woman as strangely trapped in 1989-era style as MacGruber, as well as Ryan Phillippe as Lt. Dixon Piper, who actually seems to know what he's doing, if he can ever get through to MacGruber, whose home-made tactics not only generally fail to work, but often make things worse. Phillippe, Booth, and even Kilmer stand in for the audience as straight men, scratching their heads at MacGruber's insanity. Taccone and Forte give them lines that echo almost exactly what the average audience member might be thinking when MacGruber distracts some baddies by stripping down and utilizing a piece of celery in an interesting way. And yet it works. It makes sense. What's surprising is the rawness of the film: freed from the limitations of live network television, Taccone and Forte work to earn their R-rating. Boy, do they. MacGruber is a foul-mouthed near-deviant whose dedication to his country is matched only by his penchant for public nudity.

    Forte is a dynamo on screen, showing that he, like Will Ferrell and others before him, will do absolutely anything to get a laugh, no matter how potentially embarrassing. While some of these gags might push the bounds of taste – MacGruber has a thing for "throat rips" and the less said about his methods in the bedroom, the better – Forte's exuberance for the character shines through. It's this commitment to the bit that helps MACGRUBER immensely. It's all absurd, parodic, and ultimately pointless, but it's a very entertaining 90 minutes. Taccone and Forte have great fun messing with the conventions of action movies in general – and "MacGyver" in particular, though I doubt MacGyver ever offered to fellate a man to accomplish the mission. The film looks and sounds fine, and Taccone has made a smooth transition from short form music video parodies to action cinema; he's still got some things to learn, but he's definitely got chops. The best thing that can be said of MACGRUBER is that in the end, the intelligence and cleverness of its creators situate this film happily much closer to the work of Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg than to the Butabi Brothers.

    Let's hope this is the next step in a journey back for Lorne Michaels to producing quality comedy. Somewhere, John Belushi is smiling.
    7bowmanblue

    You may never eat celery again

    Okay, I hate to start by blatantly stealing someone else's quote, but, when reading other reviews of MacGruber, someone else described it as 'Team America, but without the puppets.' Yes, I'd say that's a fair definition - only Team America was very funny and clever. MacGruber has a lot to live up to.

    When I started watching MacGruber, I hated it. I was totally with those many 1/5 star reviews I'd seen describing it. My main gripes were that it simply wasn't funny and that the main character (MacGruber, believe it or not) was completely annoying. I was practically on the brink of turning it off after about half an hour, when, to my amazement, I actually laughed.

    It's possible that by watching half an hour of this film lowered by IQ enough to watch - and enjoy - the rest of it. Okay, so the second half wasn't comedy gold, but I seemed to have a better idea as to what this film was trying to be and I laughed enough not to qualify this as a complete flop. However, it's worth noting that this film bombed at the box office, so perhaps I'm in a minority here.

    It's a (loose) satire on action films where the 'burned out hero' is plucked from retirement for 'one last mission.' It has been done a fair few times before - Hotshots Part Deux was done nearly twenty years ago (and it's probably consistently funnier), but it has enough moments (in the second half) to make it just about worth watching.

    And - seriously - don't eat the celery.

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    8matthewssilverhammer

    If you're a fan of Hot Rod, this is like an R-rated version of that.

    A super funny spoof of 80s/90s action movies, Forte centers the movie brilliantly, giving the comedic performance of his life. Every single time he offered sexual favors to another character, I felt like it might be the funniest thing I'd ever seen.
    dtucker86

    I'm somewhat at a loss for words

    Movies that are based on Saturday Night Live sketches usually fall flat at the box office. Its hard to stretch one little sketch into a full length film obviously. Magruber is not a film for the sensitive. It is very vulgar and its hero is more annoying then anything else. Will Forte just doesn't chew the scenery, he grinds it into baby food! Val Kilmer pretty much does the same as the bad guy. What made me like this film isn't its star, but Kristen Wiig as Vicki and Ryan Phillippe as Lt. Piper. They both give great comic performances. Wiig has a howlingly funny moment in the coffee shop while shes wearing a wire. Actually the real hero of the film is Piper, if it hadn't been for him Magruber would have been dead several times over. In addition, Powers Boothe gives a great performance as Magruber's frustrated commanding officer. I wanted to mention that I learned something watching this film, I didn't know what a double decker was, now I do.
    10ThomDerd

    I laughed my ars off. Again.

    Why does this film get such a low-rating? Well, just because it's super raunchy and not family-friendly or Oscar-worthy. If there was a rating for hilarious-ness, then this would be 11! Rewatching is a must; there are so many great jokes written and they are delivered so well by Will Forte and the rest of the cast. They will make you laugh again and again and have a fun evening. SNL short Macgruber was one of the best of Will forte and of the writing team, delivering great jokes within 30 seconds, mocking in a sweet and respectful way the old classic series of Mcgyver and his adventures. Maybe have a look in YouTube for these SNL shorts if you are not familiar with Mcgruber and this comedy style and you see right away what's this all about. It will make you understand some references but even as a stand-alone film, it delivers. If you like (or liked) SNL and if you are a fun of comedies with Will Ferrell, Andy Samberg or Seth Rogen/James Franco, then you will appreciate the humor and the hilarity of this film.11/10 hilarious.

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    • Anecdotes
      Will Forte owned the Mazda Miata that MacGruber drives in the film. Forte revealed that he sold it for $50,000 for charity and he personally delivered it to the buyer in Texas. The man who purchased it then taught his son how to drive stick shift in the Mazda. Forte also brought a MacGruber style costume for the driver to wear.
    • Gaffes
      Each time MacGruber is handling a grenade it has a blue painted top. This blue indicates that the grenades are dummies and can not explode.
    • Citations

      MacGruber: [begging for Piper to join team] Don't make me beg here, because I will do it. I am so sorry, I am so goddamn sorry! Look I'm freaking out here! I killed them! I killed them all! I'm so fucking stupid! I don't know what I'm doing and everybody hates me!

      [long silence]

      MacGruber: I will suck your dick, I will suck your fucking dick, just join my team. I'll suck your dick, you can fuck me, you can get fucked by me. You can watch me fuck something? Just point at something in the room and I'll fuck it for you! Just tell me what you want me to fuck!

      Lt. Dixon Piper: Jesus Christ, MacGruber!

      MacGruber: Just tell me what you want me to fuck!

    • Crédits fous
      After the credits there is a scene showing MacGruber standing on a tree branch playing a saxophone
    • Versions alternatives
      The unrated version is five minutes longer and contains additional scenes not included in the original theatrical version.
    • Connexions
      Featured in The Rotten Tomatoes Show: The Book of Eli/The Spy Next Door/Fish Tank (2010)
    • Bandes originales
      Dark Matter
      Written and Performed by Andrew Bird

      Courtesy of Wegawam Music Co. and Fat Possum Records

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 21 mai 2010 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Site officiel
      • Official site
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Russe
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Siêu Đặc Vụ MacGruber
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Albuquerque, Nouveau-Mexique, États-Unis
    • Sociétés de production
      • Broadway Video
      • Michaels Goldwyn
      • Relativity Media
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    • Budget
      • 10 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 8 525 600 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 4 043 495 $US
      • 23 mai 2010
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 9 322 895 $US
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      1 heure 30 minutes
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      • 2.35 : 1

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