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Lorsque Paul Crewe, star du football américain, se retrouve en prison pour fraude sur les matchs, il ne veut plus rien avoir à faire avec ce sport. Mais les gardiens l'obligent à monter une équipe avec les autres détenus. D'un groupe de hors-la-loi disparate, Crewe doit faire une équipe capable d'affronter les gardiens décidés à en découdre... Avec l'aide de Nate et Caretaker, Crewe promet à ses "joueurs" l'occasion de prendre leur revanche sur ceux qui leur pourrissent la vie tous les jours. Chaque camp va tout donner pour préparer la rencontre historique qui sera aussi l'occasion de régler définitivement les comptes... (texte officiel du distributeur)

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DaViD´82 

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anglais A remake of a movie with the same title that was also in the meantime remade in Britain, but involving what I would call “real" football, in other words, soccer. This version with Sandler works quite well, while not being as good as the British Mean Machine, but thanks to the classic “MTV look" it is pleasant to look at and the picture’s pace is pretty solid, despite being on the long side. However, the movie lacks somebody with charisma, primarily Monk as played by Jason Statham. Without him, this really doesn’t work. ()

3DD!3 

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anglais A super comedy with impressive action scenes. Sandler rocks again. The whole gang of criminal footballers is simply excellent. And, surprisingly, that applies to Chris Rock too, who isn’t at all annoying, but in any case here he is treated as he usually deserves to be in other movies. ()

lamps 

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anglais A sports gem from a time when Sandler's comedies were still a guarantee of quality, at least for his fans. The film moves at a tremendous pace from the swirl of the big city and stripped-down parties to the seedy prison wasteland and begins to focus on the most important thing: football – not the wonderful European sport where talent wins over strength, but let's not kid ourselves, to see a crowd of "five-star" black men or former wrestlers, cutting each other's heads off and making outrageous fun of themselves is simply great fun, notwithstanding the stupidity (disgusting cheerleaders, Rob Schneider) and one-sidedness (one player is overweight, so we laugh at him repeatedly) of some of the jokes. Anyway, the rest of the film, including the necessary dramatic overlay and with the generous contribution of Cromwell and Fichtner, works almost perfectly, and in the end we keep our fingers crossed for those rude, violent and mentally retarded individuals from the prisoners so convulsively that we wonder what they did to deserve it... Probably because The Longest Yard is simply a good film. 80% ()

claudel 

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français Les films sandlériens sont normalement pour moi synonymes des meilleures comédies, mais pour une fois, je n’ai pas été séduit. Sans doute parce que tous les sports tels que le football américain, le rugby ou le basket sont loin de mon cœur et ne m’intéressent pas le moins du monde. ()

kaylin

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anglais It's too long, it's not very funny, but actually, that's what's interesting about it. There are moments here that I enjoyed precisely because they were quite serious, different from what is usual in Sandler's films. And yet, he dared to include classic interesting characters, although there aren't as many here that stand out so much. It's a shame, I expected a bit more from this sports movie. ()