Lorsqu'ils trouvent un homme des cavernes gelé dans leur jardin, deux parias du lycée le décongèlent et l'initient à la vie moderne tandis qu'il les fait profiter à leur tour de la vie.Lorsqu'ils trouvent un homme des cavernes gelé dans leur jardin, deux parias du lycée le décongèlent et l'initient à la vie moderne tandis qu'il les fait profiter à leur tour de la vie.Lorsqu'ils trouvent un homme des cavernes gelé dans leur jardin, deux parias du lycée le décongèlent et l'initient à la vie moderne tandis qu'il les fait profiter à leur tour de la vie.
- Prix
- 1 victoire et 1 nomination au total
Ke Huy Quan
- Kim
- (as Jonathan Quan)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesOriginally, the filmmakers offered the role of Link to Pauly Shore. When Shore first went in to meet with Disney chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg, he told him he didn't want to play Link. Because he knew, since cavemen don't talk, that the film would lose the appeal of his humor and unique "Paulyspeak", (where Shore would pause between syllables of key adjectives). Instead, Shore wanted to play one of the two teens who find the caveman. So, Katzenberg insisted that Shore, along with the writers, re-write Harold (the character's original name) to become the Stoney Brown character. Shore improvised most of his lines.
- GaffesWhen Link and Stoney are in the convenience store and steal the Squishy from the machine, Link has it all down his shirt when they leave. When Link returns the shirt has no marks on it at all.
- Générique farfeluBefore the end credits, the screen shows "THE END" ... and then "BUD-DY"
- Autres versionsTV version adds a scene that occurs right before Dave and Stoney find Link in his pool. It's a conversation between Dave and his mother about her plans of opening up a "Homeless Home" in their house and using Dave's room as a place for them to stay.
Commentaire en vedette
When they find a frozen caveman (Brendan Fraser) in their back yard, two high school outcasts thaw him and introduce him to modern life while he in turn gets them to actually enjoy life.
Pauly Shore made some okay movies and some bad movies. This one, along with "Bio-Dome", is an okay movie, or maybe even good. Then it starts going downhill from "Son-in-Law" to "Jury Duty" and we try to forget everything else. Shore was sort of a one-note joke, and because he was not able to grow beyond that, he kind of faded away.
This film works well because Fraser captures the caveman thing really well, but even more so it is Sean Astin who saves the day. By playing the straight man, he keeps the Fraser-Shore antics grounded, and his role should not be understated.
Pauly Shore made some okay movies and some bad movies. This one, along with "Bio-Dome", is an okay movie, or maybe even good. Then it starts going downhill from "Son-in-Law" to "Jury Duty" and we try to forget everything else. Shore was sort of a one-note joke, and because he was not able to grow beyond that, he kind of faded away.
This film works well because Fraser captures the caveman thing really well, but even more so it is Sean Astin who saves the day. By playing the straight man, he keeps the Fraser-Shore antics grounded, and his role should not be understated.
- gavin6942
- 16 nov. 2016
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Détails
Box-office
- Budget
- 7 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 40 693 477 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 9 866 120 $ US
- 25 mai 1992
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 40 693 477 $ US
- Durée1 heure 28 minutes
- Rapport de forme
- 1.66 : 1
- 1.85 : 1
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