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13/06/2014 11:04 par tellurikwaves

Š-DR-INSAISISSABLES de Louis Leterrier (2013) p3

13/06/2014 11:04 par tellurikwaves

Résumé
Lors d’un éblouissant spectacle de magie à Las Vegas, un groupe d’illusionnistes appelé « Les Quatre Cavaliers », se vante de pouvoir braquer une banque sur un autre continent et reverser l’argent dans la salle sous les yeux ébahis du public.

Lorsqu’une banque parisienne est dévalisée mystérieusement au même moment, Interpol et le FBI envoient leurs agents arrêter les illusionnistes. Mais en l’absence de toute preuve et incapables de comprendre comment ce tour de force a pu être réalisés, les agents dépités sont obligés de les relâcher.

A peine libres, « Les Quatre Cavaliers » annoncent alors qu’il vont réaliser un autre braquage encore plus ambitieux,face au public et sous le nez des policiers. Alors que la pression s’intensifie et que le FBI les suit pas à pas, le monde entier attend le spectaculaire tour final des Cavaliers.

Š-DR-INSAISISSABLES de Louis Leterrier (2013) p2

13/06/2014 10:58 par tellurikwaves

Š-DR-INSAISISSABLES de Louis Leterrier (2013) p2

13/06/2014 10:58 par tellurikwaves

Cast
Jesse Eisenberg : Daniel Atlas (photo)
Woody Harrelson : Merritt McKinney, le mentaliste
Mark Ruffalo : Dylan Rhodes, agent du FBI
Isla Fisher : Henley Reeves
Mélanie Laurent : Alma Dray, agent d'Interpol
Dave Franco : Jack Wilder
Michael Caine : Arthur Tressler, le mécène des 4Cavaliers
Morgan Freeman : Thaddeus Bradley
Han Soto : l'agent Painters
Michael Kelly : l'agent Fuller
Common : Evans
José Garcia : Étienne Forcier
David Warshofsky : Cowan
Caitriona Balfe : Jasmine Trassler
Jessica Lindsey : Hermia
Laura Cayouette : la femme hypnotisée
Elias Koteas : Lionel Shrike (non crédité)

Š-DR-INSAISISSABLES de Louis Leterrier (2013)

13/06/2014 10:51 par tellurikwaves

Š-DR-INSAISISSABLES de Louis Leterrier (2013)

13/06/2014 10:51 par tellurikwaves

Insaisissables (Now You See Me) est un film policier franco-américain de Louis Leterrier, sorti en 2013. Il met en scène quatre prestigieux magiciens réputés pour distribuer de l'argent à la fin de chacun de leur spectacle, et le combat des forces de l'ordre pour les arrêter.

Š-DR-BOURNE L'HERITAGE de Tony Gilroy (2012) p19

12/06/2014 18:06 par tellurikwaves

Š-DR-BOURNE L'HERITAGE de Tony Gilroy (2012) p19

12/06/2014 18:06 par tellurikwaves

Joan Allen : Pamela « Pam » Landy (bien trop brève apparition)

Trivia

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-When asked about his most difficult scene, Jeremy Renner revealed that it was the motorcycle ride with Rachel Weisz behind him in Manila, because he was responsible for the two of them. At the press conference of the film, Weisz was asked about this particular stunt, "How was it to ride on a motorcycle through Manila with Jeremy Renner?" and she said that "It was really terrifying! Jeremy never told me when we were in Manila, but that was the scariest stunt for him because he was responsible for my life. He didn't tell me that in Manila, thank god, because I would have been like, 'Oh, my god!' I just had to surrender and hold on. I didn't have to act. It just was terrifying".
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-Matt Damon told The Playlist he could not see his character and the character played by Jeremy Renner being in a movie together.
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-Daniel Craig visited his wife Rachel Weisz during their shoot in Manila. Producer Frank Marshall was glad to see them together, saying: "It was pretty cool to have James Bond on the 'Bourne' set with Aaron Cross. We had a great time. It was really fun."
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-Before this movie was seriously considered, director Paul Greengrass jokingly suggested to make a fourth Bourne movie called "The Bourne Redundancy".

-The location of Aaron Cross at the wilderness outpost as seen on the display at Drone Command is 61 48 28.54 -142 49 06.17 (or 61.632507,-142.968292).This is in the Wrangell-St.Elias National Park and Preserve in Chitina Alaska, approximately half way between the peaks of Regal Mountain and Presidents Chair at an altitude of 8900 feet.
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-Taylor Kitsch, Shia LaBeouf, Adam Brody, Garrett Hedlund, Luke Evans, Jake Gyllenhaal, Josh Hartnett, Tobey Maguire, Alex Pettyfer, Dominic Cooper, Michael Fassbender, Kellan Lutz, Benjamin Walker, Erryn Arkin, Paul Dano, Joel Edgerton, Oscar Isaac, Logan Marshall-Green and Michael Pitt were considered for the role of Aaron Cross. Isaac was eventually cast in the different role as Outcome #3.

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-Excluding archive footage from previous films, Joan Allen, Scott Glenn, Albert Finney and David Strathairn all appear in only one scene each.
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-The message scrawled on the mirror in the hotel room, 'No More', is an anagram of the fake surname Cross gives to Marta, 'Monroe'.
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-The generic name of Sterisyn Morlanta's new cognitive enhancing drug Requiel, seen printed on the poster behind the Candent spokesperson is Alprazolam,which is actually the generic name for Xanax, a popular tranquilizer.
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-(at around 17 mins) The yellow note seen pinned to the shelf in the cabin at the wilderness outpost reads "*NEW* LATRINE Tom (N) leave the shovel there ffs.and the bears use it too, heads up--"
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-Shipped to theaters under the code name "Marcher". This was also the fake title filming took place under.

-Edward Norton, Scott Glenn and Joan Allen have all appeared in films featuring the character Hannibal Lecter. Allen was in _Manhunter (1986), as was 'Brian Cox' who appeared in the first two films of this series. Glenn appeared in _The Silence of the Lambs (1991), and Norton appeared in Dragon rouge (2002).
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-The only Bourne film in which Marie Kreutz is neither featured nor referenced in any way.

Š-DR-BOURNE L'HERITAGE de Tony Gilroy (2012) p18

12/06/2014 17:56 par tellurikwaves

Š-DR-BOURNE L'HERITAGE de Tony Gilroy (2012) p18

12/06/2014 17:56 par tellurikwaves

Doesn't Deserve the Hate; a dialogue-driven spy movie that does entertain
8/10
Author: jackmatlock15
30 September 2012

"The Bourne Legacy" is prequel/sequel/spin-off/reboot of the Bourne Series. Yes, I know; there aren't many pre-se-reboot-spinoffs out there.

In "Legacy", Jason Bourne is sidelined for Aaron Cross (Jeremy Renner), another spy in the Bourne universe. Though, Cross is a product of "Outcome", a program that gave the agent pills called "chems" that improved their intelligence and physique. Yet, in Langley, Eric Byer (Edward Norton), an operations director, decides to "cut the program", which is spy language for "kill everyone involved". Cross teams up with scientist Dr. Marta Shearing (Rachel Weisz) as they head to the Phillipines to get the chems, while every operative with a finger and a gun is on their trail.

"The Bourne Legacy" has garnered very mixed reviews; some really like it, some really hate it, some are in-betweeners. I am one who really liked it. Comparing"Legacy" to the originals, more specifically "Ultimatum", is like comparing "Batman Returns" to "The Dark Knight". A good movie to a fantastic one. If "Legacy" was a regular spy movie with no connection to Bourne, it would definitely be in higher regard.But, as it has the "Bourne" name associated with it,certain things were expected: 1. Insane non-stop action. 2. Insane non-stop action. 3. More action.

"Legacy" is extremely dialogue driven. About 3/4 of this movie is dialogue. And the dialogue is very technical, and very scientific, and it flies way over some people's heads. The previous Bourne films were not filled with this technical jargon. The performances, though, are very good. Renner and Weisz are absolutely perfect in their roles. Renner perfectly captures the manhunting super agent with ease. He's a natural action hero, and one of my favorite actors. Though Edward Norton is devilishly underused. His character merely sits behind a screen and barks orders.

The Verdict: When you go into "Legacy", don't expect insane non-stop action. Yes, when the action happens, it is really awesome. But this is a dialogue-driven spy movie with lots of high-vocabulary dialogue. I really enjoy dialogue-driven films, and this film does entertain. A-

Š-DR-BOURNE L'HERITAGE de Tony Gilroy (2012) p17

12/06/2014 17:48 par tellurikwaves

Š-DR-BOURNE L'HERITAGE de Tony Gilroy (2012) p17

12/06/2014 17:48 par tellurikwaves

loved it
10/10
Author: explodingnoema from United States
12 September 2012

I can't understand the negativity some people feel for this film. Its a really exiting story, The cast are great, the stuntwork is great and I want to see more films with these characters.

That is pretty much all I wanted to say but I suppose I have to say something else to meet the minimum ten lines. OK Jeremy Renner is a great new lead. I may actually prefer him to Matt Damon already and if he does another one I think that'll be a certainty. He is more expressive than Damon, more convincing physically, more likable.

Rachel Weisz is the only lead female in this films I even care about. She can act! More than can be said about Damon's girlfriend or wife or whatever it was that got killed at the earliest opportunity in the second film of the series. Certainly better than Julia " I look 12" Styles as a tacked on vapid love interest.

Norton was underused that is true,Keach was too. Why Scott Glenn was in this I have no idea. He looks like the living dead and can barely speak. Motorbike chase was epic. I want a sequel.

Š-DR-BOURNE L'HERITAGE de Tony Gilroy p16

12/06/2014 17:43 par tellurikwaves

Š-DR-BOURNE L'HERITAGE de Tony Gilroy p16

12/06/2014 17:43 par tellurikwaves

Though I remember enjoying the previous Matt Damon-Bourne movies...
8/10
Author: tavm from Baton Rouge, La.
12 September 2012

While I had previously seen the Matt Damon-Bourne movies and remember enjoying them, I had watched them once when they came out and therefore can't remember specific details. So it was in seeing this new one with Jeremy Renner as the lead but as a different character from Damon's that I approached this one with a fresh perspective in following what was going on and why. So on that note, I enjoyed this one just as much as the others maybe even a little more since this one doesn't have the shaky-cam the others had. And I also liked Rachel Weisz as the doctor who escaped from her lab after an associate of hers was killing the other lab partners.

And I loved seeing Renner and her together just running to survive whether through Maryland (which is where I'm currently vacationing right now) or the Philippines which is where my mom and late dad originally came from and my sisters had visited when they were little but I and my brother have yet to go to. It's possible I might have been a little more critical of this movie if I, like many reviewers on this site, had nearly perfect memory of those previous Bourne movies but as it is now, I highly enjoyed The Bourne Legacy.

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12/06/2014 17:30 par tellurikwaves

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12/06/2014 17:30 par tellurikwaves

better than i thought it would be
Author: sam bullus (sambullus@yahoo.com) from stockton, england
13 September 2012

*** This review may contain spoilers ***

I wasn't sure about this film when I saw the trailer. I'd only see Renner in MI4 so I didn't know what to expect. I hadn't been a huge Bourne fan but I'd caught them all on DVD. This was the first film in the series I'd seen on the big screen.

Its not perfect, but then neither were the Matt Damon ones. It was pretty good though. Things really improved with Rachel's involvement. The scene where Renner and Rachel meet, after Renner kills 4 or 5 assassins in a stunning sequence)is fantastic and its high octane all the way after that. There are some reflective moments which give the talented leads a chance to shine and the two have fantastic screen chemistry together- ironically better presence than Weisz has with her real life husband in the disappointing Dream House. The big action scene in Manila is jaw dropping. The tag scene sets things up for another film that I really want to happen. So what's not perfect?

The problem is that all the flashbacks to Ultimatum are not needed and slow down the opening of the film. Bourne is gone and the film should concentrate 100% on the new characters. STILL WANT THAT SEQUEL THOUGH

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12/06/2014 11:53 par tellurikwaves

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12/06/2014 11:53 par tellurikwaves

External Reviews (liste partielle)

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'Jason Bourne was just the tip of the iceberg.'
10/10
Author: gradyharp from United States
12 December 2012

It is understandable that there is a difference of opinion about THE BOURNE LEGACY, but comparing it to the original three Jason Bourne movies is unfair. This is a 'legacy' left by the environment in which Jas Bourne was hatched an as such, for this reviewer, it works very well.

The film is beautifully shot in superb cinematography, has a series of tight incidents that demand explanation but which get little due to the fact that this is a spy film about the various intelligence agency and occult secret scientific projects that are always in progress in every country. It is an expansion of the universe from Robert Ludlum's novels, centered on a new hero whose stakes have been triggered by the events of the previous three films.

As someone distilled the plot, 'this film deals with the fall out of the exposure of "Operation Blackbriar" and how an another agency with in the government is trying to cover up their program in order not to be caught up with the coming scandal create by Jason Bourne. "Outcome", the program in question is an offshoot of both "Treadstone" and "Blackbriar" but with a huge difference, they are tabbing into science to create super agents that are faster and stronger than any other agent before them.'

Suffice it to say that the new cast handles this very obtuse plot with a high degree of fine acting. Jeremy Renner is excellent, always reminding us of his humanity while he flies around in incredibly impossible flight situations. The extraordinary Rachel Weisz brings a complex role into the realm of credibility. The solid support cast includes the always excellent Edward Norton, Scott Glenn, Stacy Keach, Albert Finney, Oscar Isaac, David Strathairn, and Joan Allen just to keep the balance form the previous Bourne films in place.

The speed of the action, the poundingly purposeful musical score and the non-stop fascinating twists and turns make this a top-notch film. It does carry on the 'legacy' of Ludlum's ideas, but manages to hold its own without too much replay of the originals.

Grady Harp