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Throttle

  • 2005
  • R
  • 1h 26m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
5,0/10
1,1 k
MA NOTE
Neil Elman in Throttle (2005)
Home Video Trailer from Universal Studios Home Entertainment
Liretrailer1 min 40 s
1 vidéo
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MesureThriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueEvery day, millions of people descend into underground parking garages, get into their cars and drive to the safety of their homes. But tonight, five levels down in a deserted corporate park... Tout lireEvery day, millions of people descend into underground parking garages, get into their cars and drive to the safety of their homes. But tonight, five levels down in a deserted corporate parking structure, financial analyst Tom Weaver won't be going home. After finishing a late ni... Tout lireEvery day, millions of people descend into underground parking garages, get into their cars and drive to the safety of their homes. But tonight, five levels down in a deserted corporate parking structure, financial analyst Tom Weaver won't be going home. After finishing a late night business deal, Tom arrives at section E5 of the garage only to discover his car won't ... Tout lire

  • Director
    • James Seale
  • Writers
    • Neil Elman
    • James Seale
  • Stars
    • Grayson McCouch
    • Adrian Paul
    • Amy Locane
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    5,0/10
    1,1 k
    MA NOTE
    • Director
      • James Seale
    • Writers
      • Neil Elman
      • James Seale
    • Stars
      • Grayson McCouch
      • Adrian Paul
      • Amy Locane
    • 19Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 4Commentaires de critiques
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    Rôles principaux11

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    Grayson McCouch
    Grayson McCouch
    • Tom Weaver
    Adrian Paul
    Adrian Paul
    • Gavin Matheson
    Amy Locane
    Amy Locane
    • Molly Weaver
    Dan Mundell
    • Eddie
    Michelle Beisner
    • Rebecca
    Jefferson Arca
    Jefferson Arca
    • Victor
    Mare Trevathan Phillpott
    • Beth
    • (as Mare Trevathan Philpott)
    Gary Sirchia
    • Repo Man
    Chris Grundy
    Chris Grundy
    • Lead Officer
    Tom Gillen
    • Man in Valiant
    Daniel Jay Valdez
    • Police Officer
    • Director
      • James Seale
    • Writers
      • Neil Elman
      • James Seale
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    Commentaires des utilisateurs19

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    5george_aslf

    Average thriller with a very non-original plot

    A yuppie (Grayson McCouch) is being chased in a parking garage by a big truck upon making a deal together with his shady and aggressive boss (Adrian Paul) with involvement of fraud. At the same time he is obsessed with a possible adultery committed by his young and beautiful wife (Amy Locane). We have to find out who is trying to kill ,why and couple of other things.

    To disregard the fact that we have already seen quite many films with similar plot (e.g. "Duel", "Joyride", etc.), this film is failing to deliver what it's prototypes have accomplished. Badly written dialogues and average acting spoil the whole suspense which the film makers are trying to achieve simply by doing the scenes with a truck trying to kill the protagonist. On the other hand, the motives of the villain are quite illogical because while in some scenes he/she is badly trying to kill the hero but fails to dot that due to quickness of the latter, in other scenes he/she has a perfect opportunity to succeed in killing but lets the man go. This cat and mouse game takes place throughout the whole movie and at times it's hard to understand true desire of the villain - whether he/she is trying to kill the man or is just flirting with him.

    The flashback scenes where we see the relationship of the protagonist with his wife, his boss (Adrian Pole) and his lover (Michele Beisner) are not quite satisfying either. These scenes vaguely concern the main storyline and some of the characters turn out to be irrelevant to the plot. Subplot concerning the adulteries taking place in protagonist's life turns out to be quite meaningless as well, with respect to rest of the film plot.

    Good thing about the film is that it is pretty hard to spot the villain. I was unable to guess who was in the truck and was quite surprised when I finally got to know that. So, if you want to know who is behind that truck wheel and what is going on in his/her head, just watch this average thriller. After all, it's worth watching once if you have nothing else to watch.
    5jordondave-28085

    A not so thought out scenario!

    (2005) Throttle THRILLER

    Co-written and directed by James Seale with yet another rendition of 1971 "Duel" happening in an underground parking garage, when Tom Weaver (Grayson McCouch) went back to retrieve something, he is soon becomes stalked by a trucker to whom viewers are unable to see as a result chasing him driving a bronco with dark windows.

    Because the star of the film is barricaded in the parking lot with several floors as well as happened in the middle of the night, and that there are still cars around that I would have smashed every car window to siren every car alarm that I can possibly turn on. That one mad driver can't go after everyone all at the same time.
    9the-duel-truck-driver

    A brilliant movie!

    Hi, I just finished watching this movie for the first time. All i can say is WOW! It's brilliant in every way. An excellent gripping plot, superb acting, great stunts and fantastic suspense! The film is clearly based on Spielbergs masterpiece, Duel (1971). It even has the main character from the movie featured in this one as a small cameo! It's full of other links, and the score has similar parts also.

    You really get involved in the action with this movie, and you'll be on the edge of your seat all the way!

    A fantastic ending, with a great twist tops off the rest of the movie.

    Extremely well worth watching!
    6quinnox-1

    Good B-movie thriller for awhile before turning super silly

    This was surprisingly good for a low budget thriller until you find out who the driver of the Black Truck is, then it all falls apart. It then becomes even sillier with a so bad its funny ending. It has the obvious influence of the classic movie "Duel" as inspiration. An absurd twist happens when the big reveal of who the villain is and his motivations are explained that basically ruins the movie because of how ludicrous it all is. But until then it's not bad at all and had some good action scenes and suspense build up.

    The acting was pretty good actually. There are some choppy moments in the movie when the main hero has flashbacks, and one especially takes a long time when he is at some office party. These scenes were very poorly done and unnecessarily interrupted the tension of the main plot of a man stalked in an underground parking garage by a menacing black truck.
    4BrandtSponseller

    And the award for silliest/most awkwardly written thriller of the year goes to--

    This one might be too high concept for its own good. It's part high-tech heist film--or to make that appropriately lighter, the end of Office Space (1999), part adulterous thriller, part slasher/stalker, and part Duel (1971), Christine (1983), Maximum Overdrive (1986)/Trucks (1997), Joy Ride (2001) and Black Cadillac (2003), almost all set in a parking garage to save money.

    As inherently silly as that mixture might be, it could work if written, directed and acted carefully enough. With the exception of Dan Mundell as Eddie, who is delightfully campy and over the top--he almost reminded me of Don Knotts as a bizarre Barney Fife, the performances in Throttle are nothing to write home about, but they're good enough. And director James Seale has the mechanics of basic thriller and slasher/stalker scenes down pat. Those two facets make this film almost work. Almost.

    What kills it is the script. Unfortunately, Seale was also one of the writers, along with Neil Elman, but the principal cast is also partly to blame, because they should have caught the problems with the script at various stages of making the film. For example, we're shown that the lead character, Tom Weaver (Grayson McCouch) is trapped in an office building's parking garage. His car has been disabled. But this is a parking garage that people are still using, meaning that they're driving their cars out of it--we see people leaving their offices and getting in their cars to go home, and there are one or two security guards on duty. For most of the film, you keep asking yourself, "Okay, why doesn't he just walk down the ramps and out of the garage? How stupid is this guy?" He actually begs people to give him a ride out of the garage, but it never hits him to just simply walk the path that cars would take.

    Well, it turns out that there's not only a security "turnpike" bar in the garage, but also a gate that can be closed and not driven through. Also, there's a reason that the security guards might not open or be able to open the gate. But we're not shown either of these facts until almost the end of film--and they wouldn't make much sense until then. But that's bad writing, because we need a reason that Tom can't or wouldn't try to just walk out of the garage right away, near the beginning of the film . . . at least if we're not to conclude that he must have been lobotomized. Additionally, there's a red herring character that got into the garage somehow, so that somewhat negates the reasons that Tom couldn't have just walked out.

    This kind of writing plagues the whole film. Another example--a truck is chasing Tom through the garage, trying to run him over, and he frequently just stands in the way, even though the garage is filled with obstacles that a vehicle couldn't easily go around (or through), like other cars and concrete pillars. Tom keeps making inane decisions like that, even at the very end of the film, but I don't want to detail them all. Besides I don't have room. Detailing them all would take many thousands of words. Suffice it to say that Seale and Elman have given us maybe the dumbest protagonist ever.

    So aside from enjoying scenes where Seale gets his directorial mechanics right--things work often enough on the "trees" level despite the protagonist's inanity (and heck, some people just are stupid and why can't we show them in films?), and aside from enjoying a creative way to keep the budget way down--at least this isn't another "people running through the woods" film, any enjoyment you get out of Throttle is likely to see just how stupid and ridiculous it can get, and it does tend to keep topping itself in that department. Because of this, it may be worth seeing for fans of "so bad it's good" films, but everyone else should avoid it.

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      When Tom Weaver (Grayson McCrouch) is stood by his car checking papers in his briefcase, an older-looking red Valiant car drives slowly by, with the driver staring at him. The valiant & driver's costume strongly suggest it's David Mann (Dennis Weaver) the lead character from Steven Spielberg's 1971 film Duel, in which Mann is pursued by a mysterious big rig truck whose unseen driver is determined to murder him. The use of "Weaver" as Tom's surname in this movie is a similar homage to the original Spielberg concept.
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    • Date de sortie
      • 2 août 2005 (United States)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United States
    • Langue
      • English
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • No Way Up
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Denver, Colorado, États-Unis
    • société de production
      • E5 Films LLC
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      1 heure 26 minutes
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    • Rapport de forme
      • 2.35 : 1

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