Deux Texas Rangers sortent de leur retraite pour retrouver les célèbres hors-la-loi Bonnie et Clyde.Deux Texas Rangers sortent de leur retraite pour retrouver les célèbres hors-la-loi Bonnie et Clyde.Deux Texas Rangers sortent de leur retraite pour retrouver les célèbres hors-la-loi Bonnie et Clyde.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 3 nominations au total
Josh Caras
- Wade McNabb
- (as Joshua Caras)
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This is the True story of 2 Texas Rangers who both came out of retirement to hunt down the notorious Bonnie and Clyde. Frank Hamer (Costner) and Maney Gault (Harrelson) team up and hit the road after being hired by Texas Governor Ma Ferguson(Bates) and the Prison Warden(J K Lynch) from where Barrow escaped.
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were as famous as Movie Stars back in the 1930's and this is effectively portrayed especially at the end. Costner and Harrelson pairing works well and though maybe a bit long the Movie does its Job and so did the Bullets!
Well, it's a hunt. And not much of it at that. The story lies within a very narrow confine of our two lead characters. There's enough background to make sense. Screenplay is mostly taut and the direction is good. But it is Harrelson and Costner that bring it all to mean much more than its mere sum. Both are excellent ... especially Costner who takes to westerns and baseball flicks like duck to water. Watch it for these two for there's not much else that you cannot gather from wikipedia.
Nevertheless one of the better addition to Netflix. Nice!
Nevertheless one of the better addition to Netflix. Nice!
This story is told from the other perspective that we are used to see. Two aged, recommissioned(or, actually half-recommissioned) Texas Rangers take on Bonny and Clyde and hunt them in the end using same tactics that B&C used to kill lawmen. The tempo is slow at the beginning and builds up gradually until the climax. The sedate style of storytelling is intentional to give it a more realistic feel. The director Mr. Hancock achieves that masterfully! Set-design is excellent! Camerawork follows the happenings from the perspective of Pancho and Manny, and you get a clear idea of what they are facing while dealing with such criminals. There are some intense moments that will keep you on the edges of your seats!
Finally, the acting. Superb! A plus straightaway! The screen chemistry of Costner and Harrelson works like magic, and their banter wont let you feel that you are actually watching a hunting party involving some deep criminals. The last scene is simply impeccable! I'd say its a solid eight-outta-ten!
The cinematography, sets and costumes were all, first rate. It's this kind of attention to detail which sets this movie apart from some others.
Woody Harrelson is the stand-out performer to me, but Costner more than carries his weight. The atmosphere of austerity in the Western States is palpable.
Once again Netflix has nailed it, keep it up guys.
Movie that takes place in the 30s it was truly well done and very well thought out. This movie created the mystery of bonnie and clyde and the drama and havoc the created throughout the south. The true story of these 2 retired rangers made this all the more appealing. Kevin costner was a magnificent choice for haymer! Harrelson was perfect as his partner. I really enjoyed the big names in this movie down to Kathy bates. Very happy with the detail this film portrayed.
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- AnecdotesWhen Texas Ranger Frank Hamer was earlier portrayed by Denver Pyle in Bonnie et Clyde (1967), he was characterized as an incompetent fool, prompting his widow Gladys to sue Warner Brothers for defamation of his character. In 1971 an out-of-court settlement was reached.
- GaffesDuring When Frank Hamer's talk with the gas station attendant, the attendant says that Bonnie and Clyde "only rob banks" . While it is true they did rob banks, they actually robbed more stores and gas stations by far.
The station attendant's statement-while factually incorrect-was most likely meant to reflect popular misconceptions that began while Bonnie and Clyde were alive and have persisted to the present day. Due to their less spectacular nature (and generally lower body counts), the Barrow Gang's numerous robberies of gas stations, grocery stores, and assorted small businesses were under-reported at the time, with some not being attributed to the gang until months or even years after they occurred.
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Maney Gault: Clyde might be king, but I'm a Texas Ranger, you little shit.
- Crédits fousDuring the first part of the closing credits, photos are shown of the real people and scenes portrayed.
- ConnexionsEdited from The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show (1950)
- Bandes originalesAfraid to Dream
Written by Mack Gordon and Harry Revel
Performed by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra
Courtesy of RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
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Détails
- Date de sortie
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- Langues
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Biệt Đội Xa Lộ
- Lieux de tournage
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- Budget
- 49 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Durée
- 2h 12min(132 min)
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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