La mouche II

Titre original : The Fly II

1989
R
1h 45m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,1/10

25 k

MA NOTE

Liretrailer1 min 15 s

2 vidéos

99+ photos

Body Horror Drama Horror Sci-Fi

Martin Bundle, le fils du savant transformé en mouche, veut connaître le secret de son père.Martin Bundle, le fils du savant transformé en mouche, veut connaître le secret de son père.Martin Bundle, le fils du savant transformé en mouche, veut connaître le secret de son père.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,1/10

25 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 3 nominations au total

Vidéos2

Photos168

+ 160

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Anecdotes
The first videotape of Seth Brundle (Jeff Goldblum) (where he theorizes that the teleporter improved him) is actually part of a deleted scene from La mouche (1986). The scene was slightly edited for this film, and Veronica's (Geena Davis) voice was dubbed over by Saffron Henderson (who plays Veronica at the beginning of La mouche II (1989)).

Gaffes
Martin accidentally views a videotape of Seth Brundle, in which Seth explains his accidental fusion with the fly. However, although the footage comes from La mouche (1986), that particular discussion between Seth and Veronica Quaife was never actually videotaped, unlike the interview with Seth that Martin watches earlier in the film.

Citations
[meeting with Stathis Borans, now a bitter, crippled recluse]
Martin Brundle: I saw you on the videotape. You were...
Stathis Borans: Don't sit there!
Martin Brundle: You were there the night my father died; he was working on a cure.
Stathis Borans: That's why you dragged yourself all the way out here? To find out about a cure?
Martin Brundle: You're my only hope.
Stathis Borans: Ah. Oh, kid, the last thing *I* am, is *anybody's* hope. You really don't want to hear about this.
Martin Brundle: I *have* to know.
Stathis Borans: Brundle stole my girl, your mother. Got her pregnant. Caused her death. Dissolved my hand and my foot with fly vomit! I had no love for the man. He "bugged" me! As for the "cure" he was working on: he dragged your mother kicking and screaming into that telepod, that they might be fused together in one beautiful body. So your mother blew his brains out with a shotgun. *There's* your *cure*. Go *away*.
Beth Logan: You bastard! Where's your compassion?
Stathis Borans: [chuckles] I had to give it up; it cost me an arm and a leg!
Martin Brundle: It cost you more than that.

Générique farfelu
The sound of flies buzzing is heard in the 20th Century Fox intro at the very beginning of the film.

Autres versions
A scene of Martin being heckled by children and vomiting corrosive enzymes on the windshield their car in response (during a stop for fast food on the way to Stathis Borans' home). The kids are little league players. They're terrified as the vomit creates a huge hole in the car. The little league coach angrily throws the food for the kids down in anger. This scene was filmed but deleted.

Connexions
Featured in The Fly Papers: The Buzz on Hollywood's Scariest Insect (2000)

Bandes originales
Lock, Stock and Teardrops
Written by Roger Miller
Performed by k.d. lang (as k. d. lang)
Courtesy of SIRE RECORDS
By Arrangement with WARNER SPECIAL PRODUCTS

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8/10

He Keeps On "Getting Better."

This movie, like Psycho II, has no right to be this good compared to its 1986 all-but masterpiece original/remake...but it is. I truly believe this keeps on getting better with each viewing and is never brought up when great horror movies and/or sequels are mentioned and that's a pity. While this isn't perfect, it's damn near great and has some very decent acting and gory special effects. Plus, it's a tad scary, hilarious at times and is original on its own from what was set up in its predecessor. HIGHLY recommended and of the first 9 I've recapped/seen for the first time from 1989, FINALLY we get to a reason to call 1989 my favorite year in cinema.

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Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 20 021 322 $ US
Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 6 751 371 $ US
- 12 févr. 1989
Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 38 903 179 $ US