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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueRebellious teenager Stevie finds his mother's gun, and along with his girlfriend impulsively decides to rob a bank. The pair find themselves in over their heads as they take hostages and the... Tout lireRebellious teenager Stevie finds his mother's gun, and along with his girlfriend impulsively decides to rob a bank. The pair find themselves in over their heads as they take hostages and the FBI negotiates Stevie's absurd demands.Rebellious teenager Stevie finds his mother's gun, and along with his girlfriend impulsively decides to rob a bank. The pair find themselves in over their heads as they take hostages and the FBI negotiates Stevie's absurd demands.
- Récompenses
- 2 victoires et 2 nominations au total
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Susan Horton
- Rio
- (as Suzie Horton)
Uri Horowitz
- Pizza Man
- (as Uri Ryder)
Matthew Fairchild
- Rocky's Dad
- (as Mathew Fairchild)
Ash Baron-Cohen
- Puppy Seller #2
- (as Johnny Hawaiian)
Kevin Kennedy
- Field Reporter
- (as Kevin Kenedy)
Bea Pompa
- Studio Reporter #2
- (as Beatie Pompa)
- …
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- AnecdotesRaquel 'Rocky' Silver, the young accomplice, is played by Mischa Barton, who was born 24th January, 1986, making her only twelve years of age when the film was shot during two weeks in December 1998. In reality, mirroring her character's youth.
- Citations
Daniel Bender: Son of a mother fucking bitch!
- Crédits fousGod gets thanked under those especially mentioned as benefactors.
- Bandes originalesTake Five To Six
Written by Jose Manuel Alvez
Performed by Jose Alves
Published by Mad Maya Music
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I respect what Ash was trying to do with this movie, and the guerilla film making style could have worked. To make a great movie, you don't need a huge budget, fancy distribution, or heavy promotions; but you do need a good script.
When you're trying to watch a film that realistically depicts the angst of today's youth, cliche lines like "what about when you touched me down there?" only detract. Trouble is, this film is filled with cliches that tend to take away from the message.
The film also would have done better to just be honest instead of trying to prove it's cool factor. I mean, Kurt Loder??? The idea of having Kurt freaking Loder in a movie sounds more like the idea of a bunch of 50 year old balding executives wearing suits in a boardroom trying to be "hip" and "cool" than that of a director who actually is hip and/or cool. In fact, that pretty much sums up a lot of this film: it tries to be cool instead of just being cool. It almost seems like a big budget film trying to pretend it was made by a young hipster director on a tight budget.
Then, why is the lack of professionalism sorely evident in the lackluster acting and weak script? The kids probably could have done a decent job with more time and coaching, but this seems like it was shot in a single day. The raw talent is there, it just isn't polished. The same can be said for the film making itself...I even saw the boom mic in one shot.
Pups is a decent movie that could have been great. There are seeds of truth in Pups and a fair amount of honesty. You just have to be willing to weed through the cliches, rammed down your throat morality, fake coolness, and Kurt Loder to see it.
Obviously, the studio didn't think much of this movie. The DVD isn't even widescreen. If you want to see a movie that is cool without trying so hard to be, then definitely watch Clerks or Doom Generation. If you want to see an average movie that perhaps offers a glimpse into the angst of teens without telling the full story, Pups is a decent romp. If you can imagine a younger version of SFW, that's pretty much what this movie is.
Oh, by the way....Burt Reynolds, your career called. It said it's jumping off a cliff.
When you're trying to watch a film that realistically depicts the angst of today's youth, cliche lines like "what about when you touched me down there?" only detract. Trouble is, this film is filled with cliches that tend to take away from the message.
The film also would have done better to just be honest instead of trying to prove it's cool factor. I mean, Kurt Loder??? The idea of having Kurt freaking Loder in a movie sounds more like the idea of a bunch of 50 year old balding executives wearing suits in a boardroom trying to be "hip" and "cool" than that of a director who actually is hip and/or cool. In fact, that pretty much sums up a lot of this film: it tries to be cool instead of just being cool. It almost seems like a big budget film trying to pretend it was made by a young hipster director on a tight budget.
Then, why is the lack of professionalism sorely evident in the lackluster acting and weak script? The kids probably could have done a decent job with more time and coaching, but this seems like it was shot in a single day. The raw talent is there, it just isn't polished. The same can be said for the film making itself...I even saw the boom mic in one shot.
Pups is a decent movie that could have been great. There are seeds of truth in Pups and a fair amount of honesty. You just have to be willing to weed through the cliches, rammed down your throat morality, fake coolness, and Kurt Loder to see it.
Obviously, the studio didn't think much of this movie. The DVD isn't even widescreen. If you want to see a movie that is cool without trying so hard to be, then definitely watch Clerks or Doom Generation. If you want to see an average movie that perhaps offers a glimpse into the angst of teens without telling the full story, Pups is a decent romp. If you can imagine a younger version of SFW, that's pretty much what this movie is.
Oh, by the way....Burt Reynolds, your career called. It said it's jumping off a cliff.
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- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- F*u*c*k*e*d U*p*
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- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 1 590 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 1 145 $US
- 2 avr. 2000
- Montant brut mondial
- 1 590 $US
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