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Julie Anne RobinsonPhotographie:
James WhitakerMusique:
Deborah LurieActeurs·trices:
Katherine Heigl, Jason O'Mara, Daniel Sunjata, John Leguizamo, Sherri Shepherd, Debbie Reynolds, Debra Monk, Nate Mooney, Fisher Stevens (plus)VOD (1)
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Stéphanie Plum ne manque ni de fierté ni d’aplomb, même si elle vient de se faire virer et qu’un créancier vient lui prendre sa voiture. Fauchée, elle parvient à convaincre son cousin, un type plutôt louche, de l’engager dans son agence de cautionnement... comme chasseuse de primes ! Stéphanie n’y connaît rien, ce qui ne l’empêche pas de se lancer aux trousses de Joe Morelli, un ancien flic suspecté de meurtre qui avait eu en plus le mauvais goût de la séduire avant de la plaquer lorsqu’elle était au lycée… Entre l’envie d’empocher la prime et un léger parfum de revanche, Stéphanie est remontée à bloc. Pourtant, même si le très expérimenté Ranger lui enseigne quelques trucs, sa mission va vite s’avérer plus compliquée que prévu. Si on ajoute à cela sa famille envahissante, un boxeur qui pourrait bien être un tueur, des témoins qui tombent comme des mouches et son coeur qui bat la chamade pour celui qu’elle est censée arrêter, le nouveau job de Stéphanie risque de lui changer la vie – si elle n’en meurt pas ! (Metropolitan FilmExport)
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Critiques (2)
Ce film ne vaut pas plus qu’un chewing-gum usé. Dans le même style, Le Chasseur de primes était certes du grand n’importe quoi, mais au moins, on y trouvait de temps en temps un peu de fun et d’action et sa distribution était sympa. Recherche bad boys désespérément, par contre, est désespérément… vide ; on n’y trouve absolument *rien*. Aucune trace d’humour ni de personnage intéressant. Et l'intrigue policière enfonce des portes ouvertes et est élémentaire au possible. Et faire reposer le film sur les épaules de Katherine Heigl sans même lui adjoindre de contrepartie masculine significative ?! Come on!
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Katherine Heigl has one undeniable advantage. It looks incredibly good on her, whether she is a blonde or a brunette. In the case of the movie "Miss Congeniality" (which can definitely be compared in quality with the similarly sounding movie "Miss Congeniality 2", especially with the second part of this "classic"), she once again chose dark hair and it suits her. However - and this is really very sad - it is the only positive thing I found in the movie. Katherine has a lot of critics who say that she is as capable an actress as a puppet without a puppeteer, but I quite like her. Not only because she is pretty, but also because she appears in movies that I quite liked ("Knocked Up") or really liked ("The Ugly Truth"). However, "Miss Congeniality" doesn't have anything that the mentioned movies have. It doesn't have the essential humor for a comedy, nor does it have the necessary chemistry for a romantic movie. True, this was supposed to be mainly an action movie, but it's not that action-packed and there are some evident attempts at romance. However, Jason O'Mara doesn't have the humor and toughness of Seth Rogen, nor does he have the charisma and charm of Gerard Butler. The film suffers from that. Katherine could handle it on her own, but the script gave her a "partner" who is mainly present in the last few minutes. What's worse, Katherine definitely doesn't look like a people hunter, which is a fundamental flaw that was certainly not helped by the script, which is an extract of bad B-movies. A girl from nowhere is supposed to be rewarded for catching her ex. However, she gets caught up in a slightly bigger game than she expected and it even becomes a matter of her life. But don't worry, she only gets shot in the butt, and only at the very end. The film is not funny, it's not thrilling, it's not romantic. And a movie like that is labeled as an action comedy. Sometimes even as a thriller! Give me a break! More: http://www.filmovy-denik.cz/2012/08/parmeni-krysy-z-temnot-mi-4-blazniva.html
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