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    © DR - Daryl Hannah -Bio/Filmo (Fin)

    06/11/2012 11:24

    © DR - Daryl Hannah -Bio/Filmo (Fin)


    Défense de l'environnement
     
    Pour contrer la chasse aux milliers de baleines menée par des navires baleiniers japonais, elle participe à la Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. Le navire, le Steve Irwin, est parti fin novembre 2008, de la Marina Rivergate de Brisbane en Australie.Ce sont souvent des actions très violentes qualifiées d'éco-terrorisme par le gouvernement du Japon.
     
    En octobre 2012, alors qu'elle participe à une manifestation contre l'installation d'un pipeline au Texas, elle se fait arrêter pour « intrusion criminelle sur une propriété privé ».
     





    © DR - MIDNIGHT RUN (1988)

    07/11/2012 02:56

    © DR - MIDNIGHT RUN  (1988)


    Midnight Run
    est une comédie policière américaine (un "buddy movie"),
    réalisée par Martin Brest et sortie en 1988.
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    © DR - MIDNIGHT RUN (1988) p2

    07/11/2012 04:26

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    Yaphet Koto (ALIEN/ BRUBAKER etc...) et Robert de Niro

     

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    Jack Walsh, flic intègre, a quitté la police parce qu'il refusait de se laisser acheter par le caïd de la drogue, Jimmy Serrano. Il est maintenant chasseur de primes à Los Angeles pour le compte d'Eddie Moscone.Celui-ci le charge de retrouver le comptable Jonathan Mardukas qui a défrayé la chronique en remettant à une oeuvre charitable 15 millions de dollars escroqués à Serrano.Moscone a, quant à lui, prêté une forte somme pour régler la caution de Mardukas : il veut qu'il soit rendu aux autorités afin de pouvoir récupérer son argent.Walsh a cinq jours pour ramener le comptable en Californie. Il le localise facilement à New York et l'arrête...
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    Sheer Excellence
    Author: fatclyde_uk from Warrington, England
    23 October 2005
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    They don't come any better than Midnight Run. It has everything except a few Academy Awards and that's a mystery in itself. Dialogue, action, comic timing, stunts and all around fabulous acting ability from everyone involved. If you haven't seen this film yet, dig up a copy from somewhere, get a few beers and prepare to be captivated from beginning to end. To think that only 10,000 or so have voted for this film on IMDb and it's not even in the top 250 is a complete travesty. I know, there are other films just as worthy that are not in the top 250 but this is the one that get's me riled up. There are no weak moments or poor scenes in the whole film and the ending is pure joy. Someone please explain why this didn't clean up when it was released because I can't see anything else that came out in '88 that comes close to Midnight Run.

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    A Masterpiece

    Author: DotelMotel from New York
    10 March 2003

    One of the smartest, funniest, and exciting buddy pictures ever made. It has never received the wonderful attention it justly deserves. The performances by the two leads (De Niro and Grodin) are wonderful and they get outstanding support from Joe Pantolino, Dennis Farina, and Yaphet Kotto. But what separates this picture from all the other action / comedies ever made is that the screenplay is so sharp and original. Easily my all time favorite movie - you know how I know that? I must have seen "Midnight Run" at least thirty times and every time I see it, it gets better and better. A true film classic and is getting rereleased on DVD in June of 2003.

     






    © DR - MIDNIGHT RUN (1988) p3

    07/11/2012 04:30

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    Résumé Wiki
    Dans le métier de Jack Walsh, chasseur de primes, l'expression midnight run qualifie la proie facile, le bon plan qui peut rapporter gros. 100 000 dollars par exemple, pour retrouver le Duc, charitable comptable d'un caïd du milieu, en cavale après avoir dérobé 15 millions à son dealer de patron pour les reverser à des œuvres de charité.
     
    Du gâteau pour Jack. L'accompagner à Los Angeles s'avère plus indigeste, le FBI, vexé, entend récupérer ce témoin à charge, la mafia a comme des idées de revanche et surtout, surtout, le Duc se révèle un phénoménal emmerdeur.(j'ai pensé bien entendu au tandem Brel/Ventura ou même Pierre Richard/Depardieu...)La comédie a révélé, en France, l'acteur Charles Grodin dans le rôle du " Duc", irrésistible en comptable pénible, mais finalement au grand cœur..
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    One of the best 'mismatched buddy' genre movies of the period
    Author: bob the moo
    23 August 2004

    Jack Walsh is an ex-cop turned bounty hunter working for bail-bondsman Eddie Moscone. Looking for another job to bring in, Jack is presented with an ex-mob accountant, Jonathon Mardukas, who has ripped off the mafia for millions of dollars and has gone on the run. Using the very basic tricks of his trade, Jack easily finds and catches his man and prepares to transport him back to Moscone and collect his pay. However, with the FBI, the mafia and other bounty hunters all looking to bring in Jonathon for differing reasons, Jack has a hard road ahead of him – and that's before he discovers Jonathon's phobias about planes.
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    In terms of cinema, I remember the 80's for one main genre – the buddy movie; the genre continues today but that is my overriding memory of the films I saw during this time and since then from the period. Hardly a dynamic hotbed or imagination and innovation, the genre did throw up many films that are quite enjoyable if you meet them on their own terms and it did occasionally produce some that are very enjoyable and still stand up years later – for a combination of reasons, Midnight Run is one of these and, for my money is a great street smart comedy.
    Of course it is still a genre film but the plot is well written combining a reasonably engaging story with a fun series of set pieces. While it is not laugh our loud funny apart from maybe once or twice what it does manage is to have a comic tone to it and a great sense of fun and energy throughout. It is hard to describe but it is one of those films that just feels comfortable and fun to watch.A major part of this is the fantastic playing of the actors – the cast and their chemistry go a long way to making this a better film that it may have been in other, less able, hands. De Niro plays his well-practiced tough guy but allows himself to be the butt of humour if not out and out jokes.
    What he (and the writers) did very well was to keep the audience on his side even though he was basically transporting Jonathon to his death! He comes off as a likable guy and De Niro takes what many other actors have made into a clichéd part and really made it his own. His easy chemistry with Grodin also helps a lot and the two really so work together thanks to a good comic performance from him. Of course in a more serious film, Jonathon as he was would be very unrealistic but Grodin's delivery suits the material and tone of the film perfectly. The support cast are all given minor roles to share out and they all contribute in their own little way.
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    Kotto gives plenty of laughs with a minor character. Ashton has less time and a less likable character but still does OK; Farina could not look more 'mob' if he tried; Pantoliano swears a lot and is amusing while minor roles for the like of Walters and Hall add to the cast in cameos. While the film has a deep cast, it really belongs to De Niro and Grodin, both of whom really deliver and have an easy chemistry between them befitting the genre.If I had a complaint it would be the sheer volume of swear words in the film; the first time I saw it was on ITV (that most notorious of editors – they cut whole scenes out of Die Hard due to swearing!) and it was cut to shreds with plenty of badly dubbed lines and scenes just removed due to language.
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    Personally I'm not overly bothered by it but it is such a fun film that it seems a shame to make it unsuitable for children by such liberal use of the F word (one or two can be forgiven but every other word pretty much makes it unsuitable)but I suppose it is all part of the tough but fun tone of the film and I enjoy it regardless.Overall  this is not one of the greatest films ever nor one of De Niro's best but it is a very, very good genre film and, in my mind, stands out from many other buddy-style movies that have been made in the crime/thriller sort of mould. The plot mixes a good story with many fun set pieces and keeps a solidly enjoyable pace all the way through while a roundly strong cast all make better use of the script than lesser actors could have done. A very enjoyable genre film and one that I will keep coming back to due to its reliable mix of pace, energy, fun and excitement.





    © DR - MIDNIGHT RUN (1988) p4

    07/11/2012 04:44

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    Fiche technique
    Titre original : Midnight Run
    Réalisation : Martin Brest
    Scénario : George Gallo
    Direction artistique:James J.Murakami
    Décors : George Nelson
    Costumes : Gloria Gresham
    Maquillage : Frank Griffin et
    Daniel C.Striepeke
    Photographie : Donald Thorin
    Montage : Chris Lebenzon,
    Michael Tronick et Billy Weber
    Musique : Danny Elfman
    Production : Martin Brest
    Société de production : Universal
    Société de distribution : Universal
    Budget : ~ 30 000 000 $ US
    Pays d'origine :  États-Unis
    Langue : Anglais
    Format : Couleur — Version 35 mm
    — 1,85:1 — Dolby
    Genre : Comédie policière
    Durée : 126 minutes
    Dates de sortie :  USA : 20 juillet 1988 ; 
    France : 28 septembre 1988 au cinéma
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    An American classic
    Author: SMA from Cambridge, Mass.
    13 March 2003

    This is the most enjoyable movie I have ever seen: hilarious situations, unforgettable lines, car chases, characters you care for, and even a dramatic scene that makes me cry every
    time. A real American classic: call it a road movie, action comedy, buddy film, whatever---it's a beautiful script, professionally executed. What a country, huh? What a country!My friends and I rented this movie to celebrate a reunion after 12 years, and we were rolling with laughter in five minutes.Don't watch the TV version if it's got the f-words edited out *they are very important to the experience.I can't believe: (a) this movie didn't get an Oscar, (b) it's not well known even in the U.S., and (c) there's no DVD version available any more. I want to buy it! Why don't they want to sell it???
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