Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe

Téléfilm
2011
TV-PG
1h 30min

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7,0/10

7,3 k

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Bruce Campbell in Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe (2011)

Action Comedy Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFollows Sam Axe on a mission in Latin America and gives us a glimpse into his military past.Follows Sam Axe on a mission in Latin America and gives us a glimpse into his military past.Follows Sam Axe on a mission in Latin America and gives us a glimpse into his military past.

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7,3 k

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Anecdotes
Sam claims he only taught the "terrorists" plays from the junior varsity football team from Analy High School. Matt Nix (creator of Burn Notice) graduated from Analy High School in Sebastopol California.

Gaffes
Naval Officers do not wear black shoes with the white uniform the shoes should be white. As a commander his cover (hat) should have "scrambled eggs" on the visor. The shoulder boards were not properly attached. While the are times when it is proper to salute indoors, Naval personnel never salute without being covered (wearing the hat).

Citations
Sam Axe: [after throwing a chainsaw at a group of attackers] Very groovy!

Connexions
Referenced in Burn Notice: No Good Deed (2011)

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Very Groovy

Burn Notice: The Fall of Sam Axe is a journey into the past of the series' most enigmatic character as only Bruce Campbell can play him.

Set in 2005, the movie follows Sam's last mission as a Navy Seal before he wound up retired in Miami. A moment of indiscretion gets Sam sent into the South American jungles to deal with a terrorist group causing havoc. But, things aren't what they seem.

So far, the biggest complaints about this movie are that some of the uniforms are inaccurate, which means they must be doing everything else right. As made for TV movies go, this was very good. Even thought it felt more like one of Bruce's B-movie romps than an actual extension of Burn Notice, that only helps bring home the fun of the movie. Bruce gets many a great line, and a few nods to both his past and his fans.

The other characters ranged from well-acted to a kind of meh performance, and the overall direction by Jeffrey Donovan was well done. Fans of both Bruce and Burn Notice will enjoy this picture and come away feeling satisfied. Was this necessary? Maybe not. Was it worth it? Hell yes.