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Bang Bang You're Dead

  • 2002
  • T
  • 1h 33min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
7,7/10
13.352
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Ben Foster in Bang Bang You're Dead (2002)
Trevor is a troubled high school student, thanks to the effects of bullying. This is the story of his fight to break free.
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaTrevor is a troubled high school student, thanks to the effects of bullying. This is the story of his fight to break free.Trevor is a troubled high school student, thanks to the effects of bullying. This is the story of his fight to break free.Trevor is a troubled high school student, thanks to the effects of bullying. This is the story of his fight to break free.

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    • Guy Ferland
  • Sceneggiatura
    • William Mastrosimone
  • Star
    • Tom Cavanagh
    • Ben Foster
    • Randy Harrison
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,7/10
    13.352
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Guy Ferland
    • Sceneggiatura
      • William Mastrosimone
    • Star
      • Tom Cavanagh
      • Ben Foster
      • Randy Harrison
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    Tom Cavanagh
    Tom Cavanagh
    • Val Duncan
    Ben Foster
    Ben Foster
    • Trevor Adams
    Randy Harrison
    Randy Harrison
    • Sean
    Janel Moloney
    Janel Moloney
    • Ellie Milford
    Jane McGregor
    Jane McGregor
    • Jenny Dahlquist
    David Paetkau
    David Paetkau
    • Brad Lynch
    Eric Johnson
    Eric Johnson
    • Mark Kenworth
    Kristian Ayre
    • Kurt
    Brent Glenen
    • Zach
    Gillian Barber
    Gillian Barber
    • Principal Meyer
    Eric Keenleyside
    Eric Keenleyside
    • Bob Adams
    Glynis Davies
    Glynis Davies
    • Karen Adams
    Ryan McDonald
    Ryan McDonald
    • Vanderhoff
    Chad Faust
    Chad Faust
    • Alex Lumberman
    Andrew Sabiston
    Andrew Sabiston
    • Mr. Olson
    Mitchell Davies
    • Mr. Green
    • (as Mitch Davies)
    Merrilyn Gann
    Merrilyn Gann
    • Meyer's Assistant
    Garry Chalk
    Garry Chalk
    • Chief Bud McGee
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      • Guy Ferland
    • Sceneggiatura
      • William Mastrosimone
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    10krazziejen89

    great movie on high school violence...

    well i watched this movie during summer school for my health class and i thought this movie was the best movie i've seen about high school violence.. i know how it feels to be picked on i've been through that but because my school has so many teachers around i don't see many people hurting other people but there are some people who say stuff to you and it hurts and i've been through that too.. it sucks to be different everything stays with you all that anger all that sadness you just want to let it out some how especially on the people who are causing the problem.... this movie really describes how many teenagers feel who is just trying to find themselves and trying to deal with there daily life of hell from the jocks.. well i give my props to this movie its one of the best of seen for a movie that was on television if you haven't seen this movie yet you really got to check it out..
    cdmicro

    Amazing

    Hello. I think "Bang Bang You're Dead" is not only an amazing movie but also a meaningful play. Ben Foster does an extra-ordinary job in playing Trevor and he brings this amazing presence to the screen that it gave me chills. As a high school student, I am aware of the many school shootings over the past years and it terrifies me.

    I knew someone who wasn't in an extreme case as Trevor but was caught up within the drama of being a teenager. I knew what kind of a person he was and I knew that he was more of a person than that. Since then he's doing well and is getting good grades. But I think the director did an exceptional job of making it seem like the viewer was in the scene, especially during the scene where the shooting was supposed to be held....it really captured the moment. So extraordinary job!!! 10 Thumbs Up!!!
    8mwendel

    Hard Hitting, Intense Film

    This film tackles the eternal issue of growing up a teenager and the extreme reactionary responses we see growing at an alarming rate in our contemporary times. Some of the events in this movie could easily have been plucked from the headlines of the newspapers in recent years. It does an excellent job of tacking the touch issues of adolescence, guns in schools, and school administrators being completely oblivious to what is really going on in their hallways.

    With an intense lead performance by Ben Foster, as the singled out teen, and Thomas Cavanagh, as the teacher trying to get through to both the school administration and its students, the story propels you through a whirlwind series of events over the course of a school year. The theme of the story is very dark and powerful painting a picture of the worst case possible scenario public school; which in my opinion may be closer to the truth then people want to really admit, making the story that much more believable.

    I really feel that this is a film to be watched and appreciated because, unless you're in total denial, it's going to make you think more about the ideas and issues that inspired it. This is a movie for all to watch. Everybody goes to high school.
    9Jaimzay

    A gritty meditation on teen violence that pulls no punches

    This movie feels like an after school special with teeth. While that may not sound like a compliment, it's good to see a film that has both its heart and its head in the right place: the message of the movie is worthwhile and the delivery of that message doesn't downplay the complexity of all the issues at hand. Doing both of those things and making the film watchable is a rare feat; doing both of those things and making it compelling is a small miracle.

    The threat of violence hangs over every scene like a storm cloud. As we watch Trevor (Ben Foster in an amazing standout performance), an "at risk" kid, do what he has to to survive the rigors of daily life as an outsider, we are pulled into the pain of knowing that you don't belong. Several films (the entire John Hughes teen catalog comes to mind) turn outsiders into wretchedly noble characters and their popular and good-looking enemies into wicked brats with inferiority complexes. This one doesn't. It goes right to the root of Trevor's anger and shows how indignation and observation turn into a very rational and almost justifiable form of evil.

    Can art redeem him? His do-gooder teacher Val Duncan (Tom Cavanagh, earning his acting chops here after showing his charm in "Ed") certainly hopes so. He casts Trevor for the lead part in the school play he is producing because he is perfect for it. This causes a stir among the student body, the faculty, Trevor's parents, and even within Trevor himself. You get the feeling that he is more concerned with the integrity of his production than potential controversy or consequences. There are even times when you feel like it is his strange, tough-love way of getting Trevor to face his demons head-on.

    This is a film that adolescents, teens, parents, teachers, and principals need to see. In its own way, it moves you to hushed, contemplative silence, much the way "Saving Private Ryan" did. At the end of both, you know you have seen something that cuts to the bone, and you have to respect their power and vision.
    8bjudd

    Wonderfully compelling

    I just saw this movie at the Seattle International Film Festival. This wonderful film honestly explores the factors that lead teenagers to become violent. Seeing the experience of high school culture through Trevor's eyes really makes you understand what could bring a teenager to kill his/her classmates. This film vividly portrays how high school culture has gotten out of hand during the past 20 years, and also shows how complex the problem is. The blame is never placed entirely on one party (i.e. the parent, school administrators, fellow classmates). Instead, the film remains honest to subject matter, and does not provide any easy answers or solutions.

    Is this movie unsettling? Yes. Brilliantly executed? Yes. Exploitative and simplistic? No. This is a film that should be seen in every high school classroom, every faculty meeting, and every home.

    On a side note, the acting was fantastic by everyone involved. Most notable was Ben Foster, who portrays Trevor with both brutal honesty and heartfelt compassion. He is one to keep on eye on in the future.

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      Trevor: [Shown on the videotape] When I am gone, you will all have this to ponder and maybe realize why I did what I did. A little push in front of other kids is a very big deal, particularly when you know it's gonna happen to you every single day, every single day, every single day, you are almost relieved when it actually happens. You are always waiting, waiting for the next attack. They don't just hurt kids, they make you hurt yourself. I cant take two more years of this, and the more they call me the mad bomber, the more they are scaring themselves. They dont know what am capable of, they dont know what I can do, and then there's the sanctuary of home sweet home. So, the play, yes Mr. do-gooder, why does he even bother? Doesn't he know its already too late? Sometimes I see the way things could've been, I just wish I could be the person she thinks I am. Kids can be the most ruthless people in the world. They can just be supernaturally cruel. You've got to be a man! Be a man! BE A MAN! Sometimes you just wanna cry. Sometimes hate is the only real thing in the world. You can stop loving someone, but hate seems to go on forever. People respect hate. It speaks, it vibrates. Some people don't even need a gun to hurt you. They use words or laughter. They enjoy watching you bleed to death. They get off watching you fighting back the tears, getting a lump in your throat, blushing, wanting to cry, and they give you a name: Trashcan, pizzaface, loser, faggot, loser, weirdo, spaz, retard. You know the name does something to you. It changes who you are, it alters your molecules and one day you wake up and you look in the mirror and you don't recognize yourself anymore, because you believe them. They win you lose. You wanna cry, please leave me alone, but nobody listens, because nobody cares, because you don't have a name anymore because they took it away, and then one day they say that name and you hear something go snap. You realize what you gotta do, you gotta take back your name and you've gotta do it in front of the whole school because that's where they took your name away from you. You gotta do it so every kid will remember. This is about justice and after a while you can only think of one way: Jonesboro, Springfield, Paducah, Columbine, a gun, a bomb, instant justice, Ba-bang! But what a rush when they roll out that yellow tape, miles and miles of yellow tape. They won't have enough when I'm finished. So when these hallways are flooded with rivers of blood, when these hallways are choked with their corpses in body bags you all say oh what a tragedy, oh what a tragedy, but possibly after viewing my tapes, you wont be so quick to judge. Maybe that's why I was put in this earth. So consider this my last will and testament.

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    • Data di uscita
      • 21 aprile 2003 (Italia)
    • Paesi di origine
      • Stati Uniti
      • Canada
    • Sito ufficiale
      • Icarus / William Mastrosimone
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
    • Celebre anche come
      • Bang bang, sei morto
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Vancouver, Columbia Britannica, Canada
    • Aziende produttrici
      • Showtime Networks
      • Viacom Productions
      • Jersey Guys Productions
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    • Tempo di esecuzione
      • 1h 33min(93 min)
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    • Mix di suoni
      • Dolby
    • Proporzioni
      • 1.33 : 1

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