Un fier propriétaire de cinéma doit défendre son entreprise familiale contre des promoteurs immobiliers aux côtés d'une légendaire star de l'action, alors que l'art imite la vie dans un affr... Tout lireUn fier propriétaire de cinéma doit défendre son entreprise familiale contre des promoteurs immobiliers aux côtés d'une légendaire star de l'action, alors que l'art imite la vie dans un affrontement qui fera date.Un fier propriétaire de cinéma doit défendre son entreprise familiale contre des promoteurs immobiliers aux côtés d'une légendaire star de l'action, alors que l'art imite la vie dans un affrontement qui fera date.
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- 1 nomination au total
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I didn't know what to expect when starting the film but quickly found it to be witty, entertaining and even profound. The layers of the themes and subtle nods to cinema are extraordinary. I think this film will become a cult classic in years to come! Excellent writing, directing and acting. Terrance was a joy to watch- his character was full on nuance. Dolph was brilliant as well. Just all around an extremely pleasant surprise. I found myself grinning, laughing, enthralled, moved- the entire spectrum of emotions. I am excited what's next for the director Orson. He is clearly a very talented man!
George Fuller (Terrence Howard) runs an old movie palace, the Warner Grand. He is having a special showing of a 90's post-apocalyptic action thriller with star Claude Luc Hallyday (Dolph Lundgren) making an appearance. Meanwhile, he is being harassed by land developer Lynn (Amanda Righetti) and her thugs who want his theater for a neighborhood rebuild.
Action starts too late and ultimately is too little. The movie is obviously setting up for a fight with all the movie prop weaponry. Dolph Lundgren needs to show up sooner. He is a better actor than most give him credit for. At the very least, he can be fun. He needs to be unleashed. This is spending too much time setting things up. The final battle is only the last third of the movie and is rather a bit underwhelming. This is not enough.
Action starts too late and ultimately is too little. The movie is obviously setting up for a fight with all the movie prop weaponry. Dolph Lundgren needs to show up sooner. He is a better actor than most give him credit for. At the very least, he can be fun. He needs to be unleashed. This is spending too much time setting things up. The final battle is only the last third of the movie and is rather a bit underwhelming. This is not enough.
A cheeky fun styled film . I could easily see this being a cult classic, with years of creating new fans. It's got fun acting, stylistic scenes , great photography and classic ending. Characters that have a heartwarming fun personality you could relate to and attach herself to. You can easily put it on for a stay in Friday night matinee or end the week with it on a Sunday movie night. It's entertaining, it's fun and a pleasure to watch. I recommend giving it a chance. Great look , fun style , memorable characters , heartwarming scenes and just an overall entertaining film to watch for many years to come.
Love letter to oldschool cinema and grindhouse against a capitalistic organisation and its henchmen.
Unfortunately even the short running time of app. 90 min doesn't prevent this movie from boredom and at no point the director succeeds in creating tension or suspense.
The movie is ok, the actors have fun, the director celebrates its idols, but for me this love letter doesn't work that well like "Cinema Paradiso" or "Last Action Hero".
Nonetheless, of you like some nostalgia about the old cinemas and some 70s and 80s references, then give this one a try.
Love letter to old school cinema and grindhouse against a capitalistic organisation and its henchmen.
Unfortunately even the short running time of app. 90 min doesn't prevent this movie from boredom and at no point the director succeeds in creating tension or suspense.
The movie is ok, the actors have fun, the director celebrates its idols, but for me this love letter doesn't work that well like "Cinema Paradiso" or "Last Action Hero".
Nonetheless, of you like some nostalgia about the old cinemas and some 70s and 80s references, then give this one a try.
Unfortunately even the short running time of app. 90 min doesn't prevent this movie from boredom and at no point the director succeeds in creating tension or suspense.
The movie is ok, the actors have fun, the director celebrates its idols, but for me this love letter doesn't work that well like "Cinema Paradiso" or "Last Action Hero".
Nonetheless, of you like some nostalgia about the old cinemas and some 70s and 80s references, then give this one a try.
Love letter to old school cinema and grindhouse against a capitalistic organisation and its henchmen.
Unfortunately even the short running time of app. 90 min doesn't prevent this movie from boredom and at no point the director succeeds in creating tension or suspense.
The movie is ok, the actors have fun, the director celebrates its idols, but for me this love letter doesn't work that well like "Cinema Paradiso" or "Last Action Hero".
Nonetheless, of you like some nostalgia about the old cinemas and some 70s and 80s references, then give this one a try.
Lighthearted parody of old classic action movies, which are being honored and made fun of, simultaneously. Charming. Amusing.
Lots of silly fights. Lots of stolen one liners from classic action movies. Lots of hilarious appearances by Mister Dolph Lundgren himself. And a wonderful performance by the always great actor Terrence Malick. What great men!
Highly recommended for the Dolph Lundgren fans and other B-movie action fans, provided they can appreciate a playful parody like this about this B-movie action genre.
The story: The mob is pressuring a grand old cinema owner (Terrance Howard) in selling his cinema. He refuses and the heat is on. It just happens though that the owner (Terrence Malick) is a big fan of old action movie star Dolph Lundgren and he puts up a tribute for him at this beautiful theater. And it proves that it is quite handy to have a real action movie star around when the mob is attacking you!
Lots of silly fights. Lots of stolen one liners from classic action movies. Lots of hilarious appearances by Mister Dolph Lundgren himself. And a wonderful performance by the always great actor Terrence Malick. What great men!
Highly recommended for the Dolph Lundgren fans and other B-movie action fans, provided they can appreciate a playful parody like this about this B-movie action genre.
The story: The mob is pressuring a grand old cinema owner (Terrance Howard) in selling his cinema. He refuses and the heat is on. It just happens though that the owner (Terrence Malick) is a big fan of old action movie star Dolph Lundgren and he puts up a tribute for him at this beautiful theater. And it proves that it is quite handy to have a real action movie star around when the mob is attacking you!
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThe film is literally peppered with quotes from and references to many classic action movies. These include:
- L'Inspecteur Harry (1971) ("Do you feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?")
- Cobra (1986) ("You're the disease, I'm the cure.")
- Les Incorruptibles (1987) ("Never bring a knife to a gun fight")
- Apocalypse Now (1979) ("Terminate with extreme prejudice", "The horror!")
- Sur les quais... (1954) ("I could have been a contender!")
- Les Dents de la mer (1975) ("Smile, you son of a bitch!")
- Luke la main froide (1967) ("What we have here is a failure to communicate.")
- Orange mécanique (1971) ("Yarbles!")
- Angel Heart : Aux portes de l'enfer (1987) ("Johnny Favorite")
- Le pape de Greenwich Village (1984) ("Nothing hurts as much as you think it will.")
- Bandes originalesWorld Gone Crazy
Written and performed by Terrence Howard
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- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
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- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Showdown at the Odessa
- Lieux de tournage
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- Budget
- 1 800 000 $US (estimé)
- Durée1 heure 32 minutes
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- 2.39:1
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