ÉVALUATION IMDb
5,8/10
60 k
MA NOTE
Un spécialiste de la sécurité est contraint de voler la banque qu'il protège, pour tenter de rembourser la rançon de sa famille.Un spécialiste de la sécurité est contraint de voler la banque qu'il protège, pour tenter de rembourser la rançon de sa famille.Un spécialiste de la sécurité est contraint de voler la banque qu'il protège, pour tenter de rembourser la rançon de sa famille.
- Prix
- 3 nominations au total
David James Lewis
- Rich
- (as David Lewis)
Birkett Turton
- Vel
- (as Kett Turton)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesPaul Bettany and Harrison Ford did some of their own stunts for the fighting scenes.
- Gaffes(at around 58 mins) Jack has taped his makeshift scanner near the bottom of the monitor, and the data appears and scrolls from the top of the monitor. The first 20 or so largest accounts never pass in front of Jack's taped-on scanner.
- Citations
Janet Stone: What are you doing?
Jack Stanfield: I'm gonna find my dog.
- Autres versionsWarning: Spoilers ahead. In the last scene of the theatrical version, Jack Stanfield, his wife and son are shown in a closing profile shot walking up a hill and it fades to black. In the DVD version, it ends with an extra scene in an overhead crane shot of two police cars arriving while the family is walking towards them.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Harrison Ford/Amy Adams/KT Tunstall (2006)
- Bandes originalesAngel
Written by Robert Del Naja (as Robert Del Naja), Grant Marshall (as Grantley Marshall), Andrew Vowles (as Andrew Vowles) and Horace Andy
Performed by Massive Attack
Courtesy of Virgin Records
Under license from EMI Film & Television Music
Commentaire en vedette
Jack Stanfield may be an old man but he has a young wife, couple of young kids AND is pretty hot on the old computers, working as he does as head of systems security for a small bank chain that has recently merged with a larger firm. His comfortable life is thrown into disarray when a group of armed men led by the distinguished and cruel Bill Cox seize his house and his family. The deal is simple unless he helps them transfer millions of pounds from many of the banks accounts by accessing the system, they will kill his family one at a time. Given that none of the men are masked, Jack suspects that this will happen anyway and, while going along with them, frantically tries to work out a way to safety.
This film did reasonable but unspectacular business at the box office and perhaps that is only fair given that is also a very adequate on the film itself as it is solid but nothing special at all. The plot is a bit of the problem as the computer world and the house both act as constraining factors that do not allow for a great number of set pieces to get the heart racing. Nor does it provide much in the way of mystery although it is clever enough to provide distraction and a general sense of peril. Much of this comes from the performances though, which despite not being brilliant are at least functional for this film. I didn't need a fourth Indiana Jones film to tell me Ford was getting old, because he demonstrates it here with an absurd fight scene at the end. Up till then though he is not actually too bad and age doesn't prevent him from doing anything in particular. Bettany is pretty good alongside him and plays a bit of a cookie-cutter character with a bit of class. Madsen is lumbered with the "wife in peril" role but fills it well (better than the two kids anyway). The support cast features very minor turns from faces such as Forster, Patrick, Arkin, Rajskub and a few others of note not sure what attracted them but they add a bit of class to the film anyway.
Ultimately director Loncraine cannot make the most of all these bits and, while doing a good job, he doesn't really ever get the tension ratcheted up to the level of any of the many better "normal guy in peril" type roles that Ford has done over the last few decades. It is "OK" but I was a bit disappointed that he didn't manage to make the house feel "smaller" with the gang in it, or that he never really got anything crackling between Bettany and Ford. It is a reasonable film nonetheless and it distracted me but only that it will certainly fade in my memory quickly and certainly doesn't do anything for Ford other than keeping him busy.
This film did reasonable but unspectacular business at the box office and perhaps that is only fair given that is also a very adequate on the film itself as it is solid but nothing special at all. The plot is a bit of the problem as the computer world and the house both act as constraining factors that do not allow for a great number of set pieces to get the heart racing. Nor does it provide much in the way of mystery although it is clever enough to provide distraction and a general sense of peril. Much of this comes from the performances though, which despite not being brilliant are at least functional for this film. I didn't need a fourth Indiana Jones film to tell me Ford was getting old, because he demonstrates it here with an absurd fight scene at the end. Up till then though he is not actually too bad and age doesn't prevent him from doing anything in particular. Bettany is pretty good alongside him and plays a bit of a cookie-cutter character with a bit of class. Madsen is lumbered with the "wife in peril" role but fills it well (better than the two kids anyway). The support cast features very minor turns from faces such as Forster, Patrick, Arkin, Rajskub and a few others of note not sure what attracted them but they add a bit of class to the film anyway.
Ultimately director Loncraine cannot make the most of all these bits and, while doing a good job, he doesn't really ever get the tension ratcheted up to the level of any of the many better "normal guy in peril" type roles that Ford has done over the last few decades. It is "OK" but I was a bit disappointed that he didn't manage to make the house feel "smaller" with the gang in it, or that he never really got anything crackling between Bettany and Ford. It is a reasonable film nonetheless and it distracted me but only that it will certainly fade in my memory quickly and certainly doesn't do anything for Ford other than keeping him busy.
- bob the moo
- 10 sept. 2008
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Détails
Box-office
- Budget
- 50 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 48 751 189 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 13 635 463 $ US
- 12 févr. 2006
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 82 751 189 $ US
- Durée1 heure 45 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.35 : 1
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