Alex Rider: Stormbreaker

Titre original : Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker

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Après la mort de son oncle, l'écolier de 14 ans Alex Rider est contraint par la Division des opérations spéciales des services secrets britanniques, le MI6, à une mission qui sauvera des mil... Tout lireAprès la mort de son oncle, l'écolier de 14 ans Alex Rider est contraint par la Division des opérations spéciales des services secrets britanniques, le MI6, à une mission qui sauvera des millions de vies.Après la mort de son oncle, l'écolier de 14 ans Alex Rider est contraint par la Division des opérations spéciales des services secrets britanniques, le MI6, à une mission qui sauvera des millions de vies.

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5,1/10

26 k

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Récompenses
- 3 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Because Alex Pettyfer was only fifteen years old at the time of the film, he could not drive, so the scripted car chase was changed to a horse chase.

Gaffes
When Alex gets his gadgets, he is told that a particular cartridge is a bug finder, but in his bedroom, he puts in the cartridge that is a communication device.

Citations
[Darrius Sayle is on a large TV screen in the MI6 Headquarters, giving an interview to the BBC]
Alan Blunt: [pauses the video and stands up] We don't trust him.
Alex Rider: Why not?
Alan Blunt: Well, we don't trust anyone. It's sort of what we do.

Connexions
Featured in Richard & Judy: Épisode datant du 19 juillet 2006 (2006)

Bandes originales
I Predict a Riot
Written by Nick Hodgson, Ricky Wilson, Simon Rix, Nick Baines and Andrew White
Performed by the Kaiser Chiefs
Published by Rondor Music London Ltd.
Courtesy of Polydor Ltd. (UK)
Under license from Universal Music Operations Ltd.

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5/10

A teenage boy becomes a spy to track down the mystery behind the new Stormbreaker computers.

I came to watch this film because I have been a fan of the Alex Rider books for many years. However, I was rather disappointed by the film. The main problem was that the film was very different from the book, with many parts of the story changed and with parts added. The ending was entirely made up for the film. I disliked the way that many of the actors chosen had no resemblance to how the character was described in the book.

I also felt that many of the action and fighting scenes were overdone and the superfluous parts annoyed me. The acting, particularly from the person playing Herod Sayle, was boring and unimaginative. The film was very jumpy in places, and I thought that people who had not read the books would have been confused by the ending. I thought that some of the lines in the film were quite strange and didn't really fit in with what was being said/going on!

However, I still gave the film a 4 out of 10 rating because of the many (usually unintentionally) funny scenes. I was particularly amused by Bill Nighy's acting in the role of Alan Blunt. Stephen Fry also added some comedy to the story in his role as Smithers. The film is reasonably watchable, probably because it only lasted 90 minutes.