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Titre original : Angel's Dance

1999
R
1h 39m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,2/10

1,5 k

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Liretrailer2 min 31 s

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26 photos

Dark Comedy Action Comedy Crime Drama Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA young hitman is asked to prove himself by killing an innocent woman.A young hitman is asked to prove himself by killing an innocent woman.A young hitman is asked to prove himself by killing an innocent woman.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,2/10

1,5 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Gaffes
Angel's gun keeps changing. She buys a large squareish looking gun with a silver slide and a black body. But when she confronts Stevie in the diner, she has a much smaller all-silver gun (this gun is identical to the gun that nick carries in the final chase/gunfight sequence near the end of the movie). Later, Angel picks up Nick's gun (the all-silver one) because hers is out of bullets, but in the scenes leading up to that moment, sometimes she's carrying her black/silver gun and sometimes she's already carrying the all-silver gun.

Citations
Stevie: What kind of woman would beat her plastic doll?

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Watchable, rewatchable, rewatchable

There are any number of movies that are worth watching. There is a smaller number of movies that are worth watching again. And there are a very few movies that are worth watching over and over. "Angel's Dance" is one of those movies.This is due to imaginative writing and fine performances turned in by Jim Belushi, as the professional hit-man trying to train a mafia soldier to do wetwork, and Sheryl Lee, as the introverted, isolated woman who is supposed to be the apprentice's final exam. Nothing goes as planned for the assassins, as their intended victim reacts unpredictably and lethally to their efforts. As miserable and lonely as her life may be, she isn't at all ready to give it up yet.

The movie has plenty of little surprises in it, yet none of them feel contrived. This is a movie you can safely pop into the VCR or DVD player on a rainy day and be assured of an entertaining ride, even if the ending isn't exactly a happily-ever-after one.