À toute allure

Original title: The Chase

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5.9/10

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Charlie Sheen and Kristy Swanson in À toute allure (1994)

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Escaped convict Jack Hammond takes a woman hostage and sets off for the Mexican border with the police hot on his tail.Escaped convict Jack Hammond takes a woman hostage and sets off for the Mexican border with the police hot on his tail.Escaped convict Jack Hammond takes a woman hostage and sets off for the Mexican border with the police hot on his tail.

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IMDb RATING

5.9/10

23K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Probably one of Sheen's best!!

I loved it. You see Charlie Sheen in a role, where he can show his best acting talent! That's being a Psycho and being a charming innocent guy at the same time. He just tries to get out of this shiny-good justice of America by escaping from California to Mexico. There are a lot of very funny scenes, and the whole movie never begins to be boring!

Andy Spring
Oct 11, 2000
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Trivia
Accidentally shown at the Dublin Film Festival as part of a classics retrospective instead of the Marlon Brando movie of the same name.

Goofs
With just 10 miles to go to the Mexican border the daylight goes from bright sunlight to the dead of night. At the high-speed chase they were on, that distance would have been covered in far less than 10 minutes, far too quickly for the sun to completely set.

Quotes
Natalie Voss: You kidnapped me with a candy bar?
Jackson Davis Hammond: It makes a handy weapon in a pinch.

Crazy credits
After the end credits have finished, Charlie Sheen, in a clown suit sitting behind the steering wheel, recites the, "I love the smell of napalm in the morning," speech from the movie Apocalypse Now. Charlie's father, Martin Sheen, was the star of the movie.

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Angie/China Moon/Greedy/Sirens/The Chase (1994)

Soundtracks
Breakdown
Written by David James McKiven (as D.J. McKiven)/Ian Carmichael (as T. Carmichael)/Dot Allison (as D.E. Allison)
Performed by One Dove
Courtesy of FFRR
by arrangement with Polygram Special Products