Henry est ramené à la vie sans aucun souvenir et il doit sauver sa femme d'un seigneur de guerre télékinétique dont le plan est de créer des soldats biologiquement modifiés.Henry est ramené à la vie sans aucun souvenir et il doit sauver sa femme d'un seigneur de guerre télékinétique dont le plan est de créer des soldats biologiquement modifiés.Henry est ramené à la vie sans aucun souvenir et il doit sauver sa femme d'un seigneur de guerre télékinétique dont le plan est de créer des soldats biologiquement modifiés.
- Prix
- 1 victoire et 1 nomination au total
Danila Kozlovsky
- Akan
- (as Danila Kozlovskiy)
Andrei Dementiev
- Slick Dimitry
- (as Andrey Dementyev)
- …
Svetlana Ustinova
- Olga the Dominatrix
- (as Sveta Ustinova)
Darya Charusha
- Katya the Dominatrix
- (as Dasha Charusha)
Oleg Poddubnyy
- Yuri
- (as Oleg Poddubniy)
Martin Cooke
- Marty
- (as Martin J. Cooke)
Sergey Chekrygin
- Parking Lot Security
- (as Sergei Chikrigin)
Vladimir Lukyanchikov
- Windshield Merc
- (as Vladimir Lukianchikov)
Andrey Beryozkin
- Police Officer #1
- (as Andrey Berezkin)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesHenry was played by ten different stuntmen and cameramen including director Ilya Naishuller. He was originally played by Russian stuntman/camera operator Sergey Valyaev but the camera rig used in production eventually caused him severe neck pain and the role was given to Andrei Dementiev--who also suffered neck pain as well in addition to losing a tooth after being struck by a stuntman. In the scenes where Danila Kozlovsky and Sharlto Copley talked directly to Henry, Valyaev and Dementiev wore shades to prevent the actors or actresses from looking at them instead of the camera.
- GaffesWhile chasing the Slick Dmitry on the roof in first Jimmy quest, Henry jumps the building via a sling rope; he first holds a black rope, but when he lands in the rubbish box in the street, the rope is pink.
- Générique farfeluTowards the end of the end credits, while they're still rolling, a beep from an answering machine comes on and it's Jimmy. The message says, "Hello, Henry. Well, if you're hearing this, there's one more thing I need you to do."
- ConnexionsFeatured in Half in the Bag: Hardcore Henry (2016)
- Bandes originalesLet Me Down Easy
Words and Music by Hugh Cornwell, Jean-Jacques Burnel (as Jean Jacques Burnel), Jet Black (as Brian John Duffy) and Dave Greenfield (as David Greenfield)
Performed by The Stranglers
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Commentaire en vedette
'Hardcore' is the riveting story of a newly-made cyborg who must save his wife from evil tyrants and...wait a minute. Who cares?? The whole movie is a blast!!
Ilya Naishuller is a young director who had a very cool idea to shoot an action film from a first-person perspective using a GoPro Hero3 Black Edition camera. The proof of concept was released as "Biting Elbows: Bad Motherf***er". It was pitched publicly and helped to successfully crowd-fund the feature, 'Hardcore'.
It's better to keep this short and sweet: the film is extraordinarily violent; not for the squeamish. It has plenty of action, free-running, stunts, and plenty of room for comedic elements. Even the opening titles give you a taste of what's to come!
Sharlto Copley (District 9, and other Neill Blomkamp projects) plays the main POV's assistant throughout the film. Copley definitely gives a range of character performances and is quality. Wearing many hats, he guides you along as if you were needing assistance in a video game, which, by the way, this film makes several references to. In particular, the Chernobyl level in Call of Duty 4 with Capt. MacMillian. Even the opening scenes are reminiscent of Half-Life, and a lot of the free-running scenes are inspired by Mirror's Edge.
For those who are wondering, no. You likely won't get dizzy watching a 90-minute action film from an FP perspective. Well, maybe you shouldn't sit in the front row. Otherwise, you will have a blast.
'Hardcore' is an all-around fun time. Just be okay with the violence. It's only 90 minutes of your time that you'll likely want to experience over and over again. Or, you'll just want to plug in a play a few games.
Either way, it's bloody fun!
Ilya Naishuller is a young director who had a very cool idea to shoot an action film from a first-person perspective using a GoPro Hero3 Black Edition camera. The proof of concept was released as "Biting Elbows: Bad Motherf***er". It was pitched publicly and helped to successfully crowd-fund the feature, 'Hardcore'.
It's better to keep this short and sweet: the film is extraordinarily violent; not for the squeamish. It has plenty of action, free-running, stunts, and plenty of room for comedic elements. Even the opening titles give you a taste of what's to come!
Sharlto Copley (District 9, and other Neill Blomkamp projects) plays the main POV's assistant throughout the film. Copley definitely gives a range of character performances and is quality. Wearing many hats, he guides you along as if you were needing assistance in a video game, which, by the way, this film makes several references to. In particular, the Chernobyl level in Call of Duty 4 with Capt. MacMillian. Even the opening scenes are reminiscent of Half-Life, and a lot of the free-running scenes are inspired by Mirror's Edge.
For those who are wondering, no. You likely won't get dizzy watching a 90-minute action film from an FP perspective. Well, maybe you shouldn't sit in the front row. Otherwise, you will have a blast.
'Hardcore' is an all-around fun time. Just be okay with the violence. It's only 90 minutes of your time that you'll likely want to experience over and over again. Or, you'll just want to plug in a play a few games.
Either way, it's bloody fun!
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langues
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Hardcore Henry
- Lieux de tournage
- Moscow International Business Center, Moscou, Russie(skyscrapers)
- sociétés de production
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Box-office
- Budget
- 2 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 9 252 038 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 5 107 604 $ US
- 10 avr. 2016
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 16 810 562 $ US
- Durée1 heure 36 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 1.85 : 1
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