Rien à perdre

Titre original : Nothing to Lose

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6,7/10

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Tim Robbins and Martin Lawrence in Rien à perdre (1997)

Nick's wife's in bed with his boss. He later gets a gun to his head by a carjacker but steps on the gas pedal. They end up friends after adventures together - holdups, burglary, reckless driving, revenge etc. Twists follow.

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L'agent de publicité Nick Beam (Robbins) est au bout du rouleau. Sa carrière part à vau-l'eau, son mariage est en péril... et un voleur de voitures volubile (Lawrence) est monté à bord de la... Tout lireL'agent de publicité Nick Beam (Robbins) est au bout du rouleau. Sa carrière part à vau-l'eau, son mariage est en péril... et un voleur de voitures volubile (Lawrence) est monté à bord de la sienne !L'agent de publicité Nick Beam (Robbins) est au bout du rouleau. Sa carrière part à vau-l'eau, son mariage est en péril... et un voleur de voitures volubile (Lawrence) est monté à bord de la sienne !

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6,7/10

50 k

MA NOTE

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total

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Anecdotes
Steve Oedekerk: The director is the dancing security guard in the movie; also did a sing-along.

Gaffes
Rig and Charlie steal a station wagon and are later seen driving their old car which was shot.

Citations
T. Paul: There's a spider on your head.
Nick Beam: What?
T. Paul: There's a spider on yo head.
Nick Beam: Look, I'm sorry, I'm not up on all this jive talkin', home boy lingo, what's that supposed to mean? "There's a spider on your head"?
T. Paul: It means there's a spider on your motherfuckin' head, man!
Nick Beam: Well get it off! GET IT OFF! GET IT OFF!
T. Paul: I ain't touchin' that shit!

Crédits fous
After the credits are finished, a mailman brings a letter to the hillbilly whose gas station was robbed. The letter is marked "Hillbilly Motherfucker", just as T. called him in the movie. Inside is a few hundred dollars cash. In the cut version this is changed to "Hillbilly at the gas station".

Versions alternatives
In the Australian free to air version, during the confrontation with the rival criminals, Martin Lawrence yelling "Shut the fuck up" is badly censored to "Shuck up". Interestingly, other uses of the word "fuck" are still intact.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Contact/This World, Then the Fireworks/A Simple Wish/4 Little Girls/The Big Sleep/Shall We Dance? (1997)

Bandes originales
If I Had No Loot
Written by Steve Cropper, Ice Cube (as O'Shea Jackson), Raphael Saadiq,
Eddie Floyd, John Bautista, Willie Harris and Anthony Wheaton
Performed by Tony! Toni! Toné! (as Tony Toni Toné)
Courtesy of Mercury Records
By Arrangement with Polygram Film & TV Licensing
Contains a sample of "Knock On Wood"
Written by Steve Cropper and Eddie Floyd
Performed by Eddie Floyd
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
Contains a sample of "The Wrong Nigga To Fuck Wit"
Written by Ice Cube (as O'Shea Jackson) and Anthony Wheaton
Performed by Ice Cube
Courtesy of Priority Records

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7/10

Great chemistry between actors, great timing of jokes. Silly, but very enjoyable comedy.

A bit silly, but the good kind of silly, with enough credibility to make it believable. Most of all it is FUN and that is all I needed.

It's the "let's laugh at other people's misery" kind of fun, because Tim Robbin's wife has an affair and right after discovering that he gets mugged by Martin Lawrence. Things go way out of control after these 2 characters butt heads, with lots of great race and class struggle jokes.

The good: great chemistry between Tim Robbins (serious) and Martin Lawrence (silly). Good jokes and good timing of the jokes as well. Spot on.

Any bad? It's quite a bit silly, but it's still serious enough though to be an enjoyable comedy for the entire family, from young to old, everybody could enjoy it.

Seen it several times over the past decades now and the jokes and the characters still stand strong...