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Le directeur du journal Daily Sentinel se transforme la nuit en super-héros connu sous le nom de Frelon Vert. Il est secondé par Kato, l'expert en arts martiaux.Le directeur du journal Daily Sentinel se transforme la nuit en super-héros connu sous le nom de Frelon Vert. Il est secondé par Kato, l'expert en arts martiaux.Le directeur du journal Daily Sentinel se transforme la nuit en super-héros connu sous le nom de Frelon Vert. Il est secondé par Kato, l'expert en arts martiaux.
- Prix
- 4 victoires et 7 nominations au total
Chad L. Coleman
- Chili
- (as Chad Coleman)
Joshua Erenberg
- Young Britt
- (as Joshua Chandler Erenberg)
Lio Tipton
- Ana Lee
- (as Analeigh Tipton)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesSeth Rogen proclaimed the film was a "nightmare", chalking it up to studio executives paying little attention to the most expensive portions of the film, and its inflated budget.
- GaffesWhen Britt and Kato arrive back at the Reid mansion right before their brawl through Britt's rooms, it is night. But during the fight, daylight can be seen through a window.
- Citations
Britt Reid: Kato, I want you to take my hand, and I want you to come with me on this adventure.
Kato: I go with you, but I don't want to touch you.
- Générique farfeluThe light coming from the torch is green, instead of its usual combination of rainbow, twinkling colors. This green quickly dominates the screen after the appearance of the word "Columbia" and flares to a white hot burning image mixed with the green.
- Autres versionsAlso released in a 3D version.
- ConnexionsEdited into Aristokraticheskiy kinematograf: Episode #1.4 (2011)
- Bandes originalesMaalaea
Written by Carlton Kaller and Christopher Kaller (as Chris Kaller)
Performed by Christopher Kaller (as Chris Kaller)
Courtesy of 45 Revolutions LTD.
Commentaire en vedette
I watched "The Green Hornet" with a sense of skepticism. Having grown up with the original TV series, this movie really had some big shoes to fill out. And surprisingly enough, it managed to do so in a good enough way. But there were also aspects of the movie that were less than successful.
First of all, Seth Rogen (playing Britt Reid/The Green Hornet). No, no, no. I know he was involved in directing and writing the movie and all, but he is not chiseled out for an action role of this caliber. I do admire his spirit and enthusiasm, but he is more suited for comedy movies. Seeing him in this role didn't go well with me. He did bring along some comedy, but it didn't work so well in this particular movie.
And the scene at the beginning where Britt Reid was bringing home a woman and they went through the garage and sat in all the cars (showing them off for the audience, actually) in high-speed capture, what was up with that? Already at that point, the movie started to falter and crash.
Jay Chou (playing Kato) certainly had HUGE shoes to fill out after the original role was played by Bruce Lee. And actually Chou did a decent enough job, with good acting and well-choreographed action/fighting sequences. So hats off to him for that.
However, the most memorable person in the movie was Christoph Waltz (playing Chudnofsky). He was fantastic as a villain and worked his role very well and very convincingly. Plus there was also a good sense of humor to his role, and it worked well.
The story told in the movie was fast-paced, captivating and interesting enough to keep you enthralled throughout the entire feature length.
For an action movie, then "The Green Hornet" is actually quite good. But for a follow-up to the legacy of the TV series, the movie is a mediocre attempt with good intentions. Had they cast someone else for Britt Reid, it would have worked much better. Now, I am not saying that Seth Rogen is a bad actor, he was just ill-suited for this role. "The Green Hornet" is good entertainment if you are in for an evening of action, corny one-liners and a trip down memory lane.
First of all, Seth Rogen (playing Britt Reid/The Green Hornet). No, no, no. I know he was involved in directing and writing the movie and all, but he is not chiseled out for an action role of this caliber. I do admire his spirit and enthusiasm, but he is more suited for comedy movies. Seeing him in this role didn't go well with me. He did bring along some comedy, but it didn't work so well in this particular movie.
And the scene at the beginning where Britt Reid was bringing home a woman and they went through the garage and sat in all the cars (showing them off for the audience, actually) in high-speed capture, what was up with that? Already at that point, the movie started to falter and crash.
Jay Chou (playing Kato) certainly had HUGE shoes to fill out after the original role was played by Bruce Lee. And actually Chou did a decent enough job, with good acting and well-choreographed action/fighting sequences. So hats off to him for that.
However, the most memorable person in the movie was Christoph Waltz (playing Chudnofsky). He was fantastic as a villain and worked his role very well and very convincingly. Plus there was also a good sense of humor to his role, and it worked well.
The story told in the movie was fast-paced, captivating and interesting enough to keep you enthralled throughout the entire feature length.
For an action movie, then "The Green Hornet" is actually quite good. But for a follow-up to the legacy of the TV series, the movie is a mediocre attempt with good intentions. Had they cast someone else for Britt Reid, it would have worked much better. Now, I am not saying that Seth Rogen is a bad actor, he was just ill-suited for this role. "The Green Hornet" is good entertainment if you are in for an evening of action, corny one-liners and a trip down memory lane.
- paul_haakonsen
- 25 févr. 2011
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langues
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- The Green Hornet
- Lieux de tournage
- 2000 Avenue of the Stars, Century City, Los Angeles, Californie, États-Unis(Daily Sentinel Building)
- sociétés de production
- Consultez plus de crédits d'entreprise sur IMDbPro
Box-office
- Budget
- 120 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 98 780 042 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 33 526 876 $ US
- 16 janv. 2011
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 227 817 248 $ US
- Durée1 heure 59 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.35 : 1
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