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O Franco Atirador

Título original: The Deer Hunter
  • 1978
  • 18
  • 3 h 3 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
8,1/10
377 mil
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Robert De Niro in O Franco Atirador (1978)
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Um retrato detalhado das maneiras pelas quais a Guerra do Vietnã interrompeu a vida dos habitantes de uma pequena cidade industrial na Pensilvânia.Um retrato detalhado das maneiras pelas quais a Guerra do Vietnã interrompeu a vida dos habitantes de uma pequena cidade industrial na Pensilvânia.Um retrato detalhado das maneiras pelas quais a Guerra do Vietnã interrompeu a vida dos habitantes de uma pequena cidade industrial na Pensilvânia.

  • Direção
    • Michael Cimino
  • Roteiristas
    • Michael Cimino
    • Deric Washburn
    • Louis Garfinkle
  • Artistas
    • Robert De Niro
    • Christopher Walken
    • John Cazale
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    8,1/10
    377 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    POPULARIDADE
    999
    294
    • Direção
      • Michael Cimino
    • Roteiristas
      • Michael Cimino
      • Deric Washburn
      • Louis Garfinkle
    • Artistas
      • Robert De Niro
      • Christopher Walken
      • John Cazale
    • 1.2KAvaliações de usuários
    • 138Avaliações da crítica
    • 90Metascore
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • Filme mais avaliado nº205
    • Ganhou 5 Oscars
      • 24 vitórias e 27 indicações no total

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    Robert De Niro
    Robert De Niro
    • Michael
    Christopher Walken
    Christopher Walken
    • Nick
    John Cazale
    John Cazale
    • Stan
    John Savage
    John Savage
    • Steven
    Meryl Streep
    Meryl Streep
    • Linda
    George Dzundza
    George Dzundza
    • John
    Chuck Aspegren
    Chuck Aspegren
    • Axel
    Shirley Stoler
    Shirley Stoler
    • Steven's Mother
    Rutanya Alda
    Rutanya Alda
    • Angela
    Pierre Segui
    • Julien
    Mady Kaplan
    Mady Kaplan
    • Axel's Girl
    Amy Wright
    Amy Wright
    • Bridesmaid
    Mary Ann Haenel
    Mary Ann Haenel
    • Stan's Girl
    Richard Kuss
    Richard Kuss
    • Linda's Father
    Joe Grifasi
    Joe Grifasi
    • Bandleader
    Christopher Colombi Jr.
    • Wedding Man
    Victoria Karnafel
    • Sad Looking Girl
    Jack Scardino
    • Cold Old Man
    • Direção
      • Michael Cimino
    • Roteiristas
      • Michael Cimino
      • Deric Washburn
      • Louis Garfinkle
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    Avaliações de usuários1.2K

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    Reviewers say 'The Deer Hunter' is a powerful film with strong performances, especially from Robert De Niro and Christopher Walken. It delves into the Vietnam War's impact on individuals and communities, praised for its storytelling and emotional depth. However, it faces criticism for pacing, length, and Vietnamese depiction. Some find it overrated and long, while others see it as a timeless masterpiece. Cinematography and direction by Michael Cimino are lauded.
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    9Danherb

    Touching drama about the ruin of a group of men's friendship by war

    "The Deer Hunter" is not a film about the Vietnam war, as it is wrongly said in many cases.

    "The Deer Hunter" is a film tells the story of 3 friends within about 5-6 years, during which their friendship is repeatedly put to the test.

    It is primarily a picture of the contemporary life of a group of people around 30 living in a small American town during the Vietnam war.

    The first hour of the film portrays the every day life of three friends Mike (De Niro), Steven (Savage) and Nick (Walken), who look forward to Steve's wedding but at the same time have to prepare for their commitment in Vietnam. The main actors (above all De Niro and Walken) perfectly picture the character's inner conflict between their easygoing home town life and the forthcoming assignment in Vietnam. Despite this conflict the characters don't show their concerns to their environment.

    Particularly Nick is worried about him and his friends leaving his home town and perhaps never coming back, but he only tells his best friend Mike of his thoughts, who is much more resolute and sees their engagement as a strong masculine act.

    Cimino manages to show the simple irrationality of young men, going to a senseless war from which they might never return for the only purpose of glory and approval, and abandoning their settled and happy life for it. The spectator just can't understand why those young men voluntarily sign for the army and give up everything they have. The passage from the small-town-idyll to the war cruelty is greatly pictured. Cimino does not show the three friends' way to Vietnam or the training, he immediately switches from a happy get-together to the cruel war captivity of the Vietcong. This passage perfectly underlines the contrast and the inexplicability of the three men's actions.

    Although the passage that is set in Vietnam is only about one third of the whole film long, the war is omnipresent at any time, which is probably the best benefit of the whole film, Cimino does not need to bomb the spectator with pictures of crying children, mutilated soldiers or desert battlefields in order to illustrate the cruelty of war. Far from it! The changed behavior of all characters after the friends' returns tell more about wars' capability of changing someone's life, than anything else.

    And the fact that the many dreams that these three friends had before they went to Vietnam didn't come true, because of their longing for recognition by becoming an acclaimed veteran can even pluck your heartstrings.

    Cimino's great directing and the cast's awesome acting provide for a touching and honest drama about the friendship of a group of young men, that is destroyed by the Vietnam war.
    8pauleskridge

    Sowing the seeds of his own disaster

    Eight stars. The seeds of Cimino's downfall were sown in his greatest triumph.

    His Heaven's Gate was the disaster that ended the Hollywood auteur era of the 60s and 70s. And one needs look no further than the first act of The Deer Hunter to see why. Maybe Cimino thought he really needed three one-hour acts for some sort of symmetry. I don't know. What I do know is that act one was about twice as long as it had any business being. It dragged. Painfully so.

    Now, once we leave Clairton for Vietnam, the film elevates to brilliance. Acts two and three are masterful. Cimino's work here is glorious. And the acting is splendid from the first scene onward. DeNiro and Walken get most of the cred, but Streep and Cazale are both monumental here. Savage and Dzundza also turn in splendid performances. Dzundza's is the easiest to overlook, just as Savage's is the easiest to discount. But his work is needed for the whole tragic tale to hang together. Nick and Steve are both shattered by their experiences. And, for all his love and effort, Mike really can't save them.

    This is a great film. If Cimino had cut half an hour from act one, it would be a transcendant one. 14 August 2023.
    bob the moo

    Overlong and not as deep as it thinks but still a very good film

    Three steel workers from a small town in Pennsylvania prepare to go to war in Vietnam. The night before they go, Steven is married, sparking a large celebration. The next morning they go deer hunting one last time in the woods before they leave. Time passes and the three meet up again in Vietnam as prisoners of war. Brutal mental torture affects them in different ways before they escape and are separated again. Back in Pennsylvania Michael realises the extent to which the war has not only affected him but devastated the lives of his friends in different ways.

    I have seen this film several times and I'll admit that I always assume that it is a classic film mainly because I saw it twice when I was in my early teens and was blown away by parts of it. I say this because I want to acknowledge that it may not be as great a film as many critics lists believe it to be, but at the same time I still watch it occasionally as I find it to be a moving story and a good film. The plot is moving if it is viewed on it's surface as a tale of three men whose lives are deeply affected by the war. Going past that to deeper themes I always feel that the film doesn't manage to be as deep as it thinks it is, so I try not to linger too long on these.

    The breakdown of the film gives significantly more time to events in the home town rather than Vietnam. This is as it should be – for many people the war was a fleeting thing that has stayed with them for much longer than they were actually involved. The wedding scene is a little overlong but it does serve as a chance to get to see the characters in their setting before we quickly move to the events that changed them and the people they become. The time in Vietnam is quite short but very memorable (many people who have never seen the film will still know these scenes) and the final hour or so of the film is moving even if it takes things to an extreme to make it's point.

    The cast make the film work as well, if not more, than the material itself. De Niro is the rock on which it all stands and is pretty good. The only weakness in his performance was that he was the one who had to be `the hero' type who does what he can. Walken gets the lion share of praise for his is the role that changes the most significantly throughout the film. It is easy to forget that he was not anywhere near as famous as De Niro at this time and it is amazing in that regard to see him hold his own. Savage gives a good performance and support is strong in the form of such actors as Cazale, Dzundza and Aspegren. Even Streep gives a performance refreshingly free of sentiment or forced accents.

    The film is a little overlong and could easily have lost 30 minutes (although not all from one place) to give it a tighter feel. Some scenes feel stretched beyond their useful duration leading to the feel that the film wanted to be 3 hours long, rather than being cut back to 3 hours long. Despite this though I still think this is a good film that is a powerful story at it's heart. I personally don't think it would make my top 50 (were I ever to do one) but I will watch it again.
    10abelardo64

    A War Like All Wars A Film Like No Other

    "The Deer Hunter" is 32 years old. How extraordinary to sit through it now. Walking over the politics that divided , somehow, all of its admirers then. "Great film but..." How silly to think of it now. Michael (a sensational young Robert De Niro) is as extreme a character as Rocco was in "Rocco And His Brothers" His goodness, the one that was always there but that he discovers under the most horrendous circumstances, underlined by Stanley Mayers's "Cavatina" permeates the entire film. I remember thinking, when I saw the film for the first time, that I couldn't or wouldn't spend ten minutes with Michael and his friends, the ones we meet at the beginning of the film but by the end I thought of them as brothers and I loved them. I actually loved them. That in itself is a sort of film miracle. John Savage will break your heart, it certainly broke mine and Christopher Walken is absolutely riveting. How strange to tho think that Michael Cimino, still a young man, is nowhere to be seen. Is still a punishment for "Heaven's Gate" and "Indecent Exposure" or there is something else we don't know about. The Cimino behind "The Deer Hunter" is a true master.
    10yawn-2

    It was 1978 and everyone in the audience was about to wet their pants

    No, this is not the best film about the Vietnam War; it's hardly about Vietnam at all. The vets who don't like it have it wrong, as do the Vietnamese who found it racist. It could be any war, with any combatants. But because the (primary) victims here are recognizable American archetypes, Americans will feel this in their gut more than any other war film I know of. This is one of the very few post-war Hollywood films that shows a sincere reverence for the lives of small town Americans.

    After seeing it in a very high quality theater on its initial release, I walked out thinking it was easily one of the best movies I had ever seen - and that I never wanted to see it again. But I looked at it today on cable and found that not much had changed about it, or me. I don't want to see it again...but I want you to see it.

    Even now, the Russian Roulette scene (in context, people: watch all that comes before it first) is the single most intense sequence I've seen; it makes the end of "Reservoir Dogs" seem like a cartoon. Best Walken performance, period. Meryl Streep glows, DeNiro has seldom been more affecting. A unique classic...it is not surprising that Cimino didn't have another movie in him after something this wrenching.

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    • Curiosidades
      Co-writer and director Michael Cimino convinced Christopher Walken to spit in Robert De Niro's face. When Walken actually did it, De Niro was completely shocked, as evidenced by his reaction. In fact, De Niro was so furious about it, he nearly left the set. Cimino later said of Walken, "He's got balls!"
    • Erros de gravação
      When Michael comes back from Vietnam, he has a full beard while in uniform. The army would not have allowed him to leave Vietnam in uniform until his haircut and facial hair complied with uniform regulation AR 670-1.
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      Michael: A deer has to be taken with one shot. I try to tell people that but they don't listen.

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      We gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of our Thai crew in the production of "The Deer Hunter"
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      The Region 2 Spain DVD is cut for violence.
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    • Data de lançamento
      • 25 de dezembro de 1979 (Brasil)
    • Países de origem
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      • El francotirador
    • Locações de filme
      • St. Theodosius Russian Orthodox Church - 733 Starkweather Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, EUA(wedding)
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      • EMI Films
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      • US$ 15.000.000 (estimativa)
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