Banlieue 13

2004
R
1h 24min

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Cyril Raffaelli and David Belle in Banlieue 13 (2004)

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Action Crime Sci-Fi Thriller

En los ghettos de París en 2010, un policía encubierto y un ex matón intentan infiltrarse en una pandilla para desactivar una bomba de neutrones.En los ghettos de París en 2010, un policía encubierto y un ex matón intentan infiltrarse en una pandilla para desactivar una bomba de neutrones.En los ghettos de París en 2010, un policía encubierto y un ex matón intentan infiltrarse en una pandilla para desactivar una bomba de neutrones.

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

Trivia
In the scene where Leito (David Belle) is being chased near the beginning of the film, he is using Parkour, which was invented by Belle himself and influenced by his father Raymond Belle. There weren't any special effects (wirework, computer graphics...) used in 90% of the Parkour scenes.

Errores
The keypad on the bomb is inconsistent between views. In most close-ups it shows, top to bottom: '1 2 3 a' '4 5 6 b' '7 8 9 0', but when Damien tries to enter the last digit, the key 3 is in the bottom right corner.

Citas
Damien: You really think the government would kill two million people just for having a few problems?
Leïto: Six million died for not having blonde hair and blue eyes.

Créditos curiosos
The Europacorp logo turns into a writing on a stone wall at the beginning of the movie.

Conexiones
Featured in Banlieue 13: Ultimatum (2009)

Bandas sonoras
Hip-Hop Supermarché
Written by Fred Dudouet, Franck Mantegari and Ismaïla Diop
Performed by Fred Dudouet, Franck Mantegari and Ismaïla Diop
©2004 EuropaCorp / EMI Music Publishing France

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7/10

A tiny bit like "Escape from New York" with a bazillion insane stunts!

Rarely do I say this, but "District B13" is well worth seeing even if its plot isn't especially memorable or even very good. This is because the stunt-work is so amazing and insane that I STILL recommend you see it.

When the film begins, you learn that in the future, cities are often walled up and the scum inside are allowed to flourish--sort of like in "Escape From New York". Then you'll see the best part of the film-- one where a drug lord's men chase a guy who's stolen their stash. It's just hard to describe but the stunts seem almost super- human! There's more of this scattered throughout the film and later this guy is teamed up with a cop who's infiltrated District B13 to try to locate a bomb. But don't worry...it's all just an excuse for some crazy action scenes!

The most amazing thing about this film is that I SHOULD have hated it. I am NOT an action film fan and much prefer films with great characters and interesting plots (not to be found here)...but it's done so well I just didn't mind. It's a turn off your brain and enjoy sort of movie.