8 Mile

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Un jeune rappeur ayant du mal à gérer tous les aspects de sa vie tente de réussir, mais ses amis et ses ennemis rendent cette odyssée du rap plus difficile qu'il n'y paraît.Un jeune rappeur ayant du mal à gérer tous les aspects de sa vie tente de réussir, mais ses amis et ses ennemis rendent cette odyssée du rap plus difficile qu'il n'y paraît.Un jeune rappeur ayant du mal à gérer tous les aspects de sa vie tente de réussir, mais ses amis et ses ennemis rendent cette odyssée du rap plus difficile qu'il n'y paraît.

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Récompensé par 1 Oscar
- 17 victoires et 21 nominations au total

Anecdotes
The sheet of paper that Jimmy writes on on the bus is the real sheet that Eminem wrote "Lose Yourself" on. The sheet of paper sold for $10,000 on an eBay auction.

Gaffes
When Jimmy Smith Jr. is talking outside the factory, the crew (holding the boom mic) is reflected in the window behind him.

Citations
B. Rabbit: [rapping] ... Don't ever try to judge me dude / You don't know what the fuck I've been through / But I know something about you / You went to Cranbrook - that's a private school / What's the matter, dog? / You're embarrassed? / This guy's a gangster? / His real name is Clarence / Now Clarence lives at home wit both parents / And Clarence parents have a real good marriage...

Crédits fous
The final credit reads, "Filmed on location in the 313"

Versions alternatives
The film, played on Australian television on 7mate, a HD channel, was classified MA15+ and said it contained "Frequent very coarse language, A sex scene and adult themes" according to the 7mate network.

Connexions
Edited into And You Don't Stop: 30 Years of Hip-Hop (2004)

Bandes originales
Shook Ones Pt. II
Written by Prodigy (as Albert Johnson) and Havoc (as Kejuan Muchita)
Performed by Mobb Deep
Courtesy of The RCA Records Label, A Unit of BMG Music
Under license from BMG Special Products

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8/10

The perfect movie for Eminem

Jimmy 'B-Rabbit' Smith (Eminem) is desperate to be a rapper. It's 1995 Detroit. With the support of his friend David 'Future' Porter (Mekhi Phifer), he aims to overcome his personal problems. His mother Stephanie (Kim Basinger) is a drunk. He leaves his girlfriend Janeane (Taryn Manning) when she tells him that she's pregnant. He chokes on a head-to-head rap battle. He has no place to go but to move back into his mother's trailer. His mom's boyfriend Greg (Michael Shannon) is a jerk. He has a part-time grimy auto parts job and then he meets Alex (Brittany Murphy).

Eminem is basically playing himself and he does a good job. He's surrounded by good actors. The sense of the place is the standout of this movie. The Detroit locations have the proper grittiness. The desperation is palpable. The rap battles are exhilarating. The story is relatively standard with nice touches. This is a matter of the perfect story for the perfect lead. He's not really acting as much as being himself.