Point Blank

1967
PG
1h 32m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,3/10

25 k

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Liretrailer2 min 48 s

1 vidéo

99+ photos

Crime Drama Thriller

Après avoir été trahi et laissé pour mort, un homme mystérieux nommé Walker tente délibérément de récupérer l'argent qui lui a été volé.Après avoir été trahi et laissé pour mort, un homme mystérieux nommé Walker tente délibérément de récupérer l'argent qui lui a été volé.Après avoir été trahi et laissé pour mort, un homme mystérieux nommé Walker tente délibérément de récupérer l'argent qui lui a été volé.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,3/10

25 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Prix
- 1 victoire au total

Vidéos1

Trailer 2:48

Point Blank

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Anecdotes
When James Sikking auditioned for the role of the assassin, Sir John Boorman rejected him and told him that his face was too nice for a killer. For the next week, though, Boorman would look out his office window at MGM and see Sikking standing outside, partially concealed by a bush or a column, just watching him menacingly. The director eventually walked out and offered him the part.

Gaffes
After Chris leaves Walker in her apartment, Reese is shown standing and staring through a large plate glass window as though he is looking outside, but the reflection of a red camera light can be seen in the glass.

Citations
Chris: Hey. What's my last name?
Walker: [pause] What's my first name?

Générique farfelu
introducing JOHN VERNON

and SHARON ACKER

Connexions
Featured in Lionpower from MGM (1967)

Bandes originales
Mighty Good Times
by Stu Gardner
sung by The Stu Gardner Trio

Commentaires des utilisateurs195

Commentaire en vedette

Very good and tough in its time

Tough and brutal, that best describes Boorman's excellent direction. Lee Marvin is perfect as a man who is out for revenge. The story is quite raw, it features flashbacks which haunt the character. The ending sums up the character, but you'll need to see it to find out for yourself. The supporting cast is very good, but this Marvin's baby and he is terrific.

Boorman makes full use of the widescreen frame. Watching in full frame ruins the entire picture. You have only truly seen Point Blank if you've viewed in widescreen.