Henry est ramené à la vie sans aucun souvenir et il doit sauver sa femme d'un seigneur de guerre télékinétique dont le plan est de créer des soldats biologiquement modifiés.Henry est ramené à la vie sans aucun souvenir et il doit sauver sa femme d'un seigneur de guerre télékinétique dont le plan est de créer des soldats biologiquement modifiés.Henry est ramené à la vie sans aucun souvenir et il doit sauver sa femme d'un seigneur de guerre télékinétique dont le plan est de créer des soldats biologiquement modifiés.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 1 nomination au total
Danila Kozlovsky
- Akan
- (as Danila Kozlovskiy)
Andrei Dementiev
- Slick Dimitry
- (as Andrey Dementyev)
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Svetlana Ustinova
- Olga the Dominatrix
- (as Sveta Ustinova)
Darya Charusha
- Katya the Dominatrix
- (as Dasha Charusha)
Oleg Poddubnyy
- Yuri
- (as Oleg Poddubniy)
Martin Cooke
- Marty
- (as Martin J. Cooke)
Sergey Chekrygin
- Parking Lot Security
- (as Sergei Chikrigin)
Vladimir Lukyanchikov
- Windshield Merc
- (as Vladimir Lukianchikov)
Andrey Beryozkin
- Police Officer #1
- (as Andrey Berezkin)
Avis à la une
Crazy, action packed and also quite humorous... if you like video games you'll love this film...
Awesome innovative movie jam-packed with creative, intense and bad-ass action. a purely-fun action movie. lots of great scenes. for the most part this experiment was very successful to me. the villain was pretty goofy but for this type of movie that you can't take too seriously, it kind of makes sense (3 viewings)
This is a giant guilty pleasure of mine,
that's kinda elevated past the point of guilty pleasure thanks to Sharlto Copley' geniunely great performance.
This film tells the story of a man who is resurrected from the dead by technology. He is a hybrid of man and technology, and is trained to kill efficiently.
There is a lot of buzz around "Hardcore Henry" being the first film to be filmed in a first person perspective. To me, the film looks more like a video game, because Henry is moves so fast and is so good at killing. People around him just die so easily. Scenes move very quickly from one to another, and the location of the story moves very quickly as well. One second he is on the roof and then the next second he is in a car. I can hardly keep up with the pace and the story! Towards the end, I felt dizzy from all the constant motion, and I was lost by the plot. At least, it was cool to have watched Henry doing daredevil jumps from one floor to another as if he was walking on grass.
There is a lot of buzz around "Hardcore Henry" being the first film to be filmed in a first person perspective. To me, the film looks more like a video game, because Henry is moves so fast and is so good at killing. People around him just die so easily. Scenes move very quickly from one to another, and the location of the story moves very quickly as well. One second he is on the roof and then the next second he is in a car. I can hardly keep up with the pace and the story! Towards the end, I felt dizzy from all the constant motion, and I was lost by the plot. At least, it was cool to have watched Henry doing daredevil jumps from one floor to another as if he was walking on grass.
Wow, seeing some of these reviews really made me laugh. "Generic, it's the exact same thing as if you were playing a FPS game!" Maybe those who are saying those things saw a different trailer than me? This movie is exactly what it was promoted to be. An hour and thirty six minutes of a lot of violence, jokes, and well, shakiness. Within the first 30 minutes of the movie, many people walked out murmuring to themselves "this is stupid, my head hurts" and I really questioned why they even bought a ticket in the first place if watching a shaky camera hurts your head? Why did a group of middle aged women go see this, and leave shortly after? DID YOU STUMBLE UPON THE WRONG MOVIE?
Besides my little rant, I most definitely recommend this movie. I am not a major fan of FPS games, but having the entire movie filmed with Go Pro's, along with the great action made this a very fun and enjoyable movie. It doesn't take itself seriously, as it knows exactly what it is. As much as I hate when people say this, it is one of those movies where you really can turn your brain off and enjoy it.
I smiled throughout the entire movie, and though the trailers show some really cool shots from the movie, there is still plenty of fun in the movie to where you really do not get bored one bit. The park-our scenes are truly something else as well, with major respect to the stunt- men who did their job perfectly. The music choice was also something that I truly enjoyed, it fit the movie very well. The acting, while little of it, was passable and did not really strike me as "bad."
If you are a person who can't stand something like the Bourne movies for their shaky cam, do not see this. If you love action movies and really want to admire great fight scenes and plenty of mayhem, go see this.
And for those saying the idea is not original, yes, movies shot in first person are not original. But for an action movie of this caliber, I would say it is an experience that is definitely worth it.
Besides my little rant, I most definitely recommend this movie. I am not a major fan of FPS games, but having the entire movie filmed with Go Pro's, along with the great action made this a very fun and enjoyable movie. It doesn't take itself seriously, as it knows exactly what it is. As much as I hate when people say this, it is one of those movies where you really can turn your brain off and enjoy it.
I smiled throughout the entire movie, and though the trailers show some really cool shots from the movie, there is still plenty of fun in the movie to where you really do not get bored one bit. The park-our scenes are truly something else as well, with major respect to the stunt- men who did their job perfectly. The music choice was also something that I truly enjoyed, it fit the movie very well. The acting, while little of it, was passable and did not really strike me as "bad."
If you are a person who can't stand something like the Bourne movies for their shaky cam, do not see this. If you love action movies and really want to admire great fight scenes and plenty of mayhem, go see this.
And for those saying the idea is not original, yes, movies shot in first person are not original. But for an action movie of this caliber, I would say it is an experience that is definitely worth it.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesHenry was played by ten different stuntmen and cameramen including director Ilya Naishuller. He was originally played by Russian stuntman/camera operator Sergey Valyaev but the camera rig used in production eventually caused him severe neck pain and the role was given to Andrei Dementiev--who also suffered neck pain as well in addition to losing a tooth after being struck by a stuntman. In the scenes where Danila Kozlovsky and Sharlto Copley talked directly to Henry, Valyaev and Dementiev wore shades to prevent the actors or actresses from looking at them instead of the camera.
- GaffesWhile chasing the Slick Dmitry on the roof in first Jimmy quest, Henry jumps the building via a sling rope; he first holds a black rope, but when he lands in the rubbish box in the street, the rope is pink.
- Crédits fousTowards the end of the end credits, while they're still rolling, a beep from an answering machine comes on and it's Jimmy. The message says, "Hello, Henry. Well, if you're hearing this, there's one more thing I need you to do."
- ConnexionsFeatured in Half in the Bag: Hardcore Henry (2016)
- Bandes originalesLet Me Down Easy
Words and Music by Hugh Cornwell, Jean-Jacques Burnel (as Jean Jacques Burnel), Jet Black (as Brian John Duffy) and Dave Greenfield (as David Greenfield)
Performed by The Stranglers
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Langues
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Hardcore: Misión extrema
- Lieux de tournage
- Moscow International Business Center, Moscou, Russie(skyscrapers)
- Sociétés de production
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Box-office
- Budget
- 2 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 9 252 038 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 5 107 604 $US
- 10 avr. 2016
- Montant brut mondial
- 16 810 562 $US
- Durée
- 1h 36min(96 min)
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 1.85 : 1
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