Divine mais dangereuse

Titre original : One Night at McCool's

2001
R
1h 33min

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6,2/10

32 k

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Liv Tyler in Divine mais dangereuse (2001)

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Dark Comedy Comedy Crime

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueEvery man has a different recollection of the beautiful young woman who wreaked havoc on their lives during one heated night.Every man has a different recollection of the beautiful young woman who wreaked havoc on their lives during one heated night.Every man has a different recollection of the beautiful young woman who wreaked havoc on their lives during one heated night.

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32 k

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7/10

Lonely...lonely...cool!

"One Night at McCool's" is one of those quirky films that comes out quite interesting. It portrays a young woman (Liv Tyler) crossing paths with three lonely men (Matt Dillon, John Goodman, Paul Reiser) and turning their lives upside down. Throughout most of the movie, you sort of wonder where it's going, but the hilarious end is sure to blow you away. It sure blew me away.

Maybe this movie isn't really anything special, but it's pretty neat. Sort of a look at how small things can proliferate. Also starring Michael Douglas, Reba McEntire and Andrew Dice Clay.

And one more thing: after watching this movie, you may feel tempted to spend the next few days singing "YMCA".

Anecdotes
Matt Dillon and Richard Jenkins both previously appeared in Mary à tout prix (1998), which shares a similar plot to this film. Both films involve different men all falling for the same woman. Dillon plays one of the men in both films and Jenkins plays a similar role in both films as well. In "Mary" he plays a therapist to whom Ben Stiller tells his story and in this film he plays a priest to whom John Goodman tells his story.

Gaffes
After Elmo shows up with a shotgun, he racks (to chamber a round) it twice without it expelling a round after the second rack.

Citations
Randy: There's the ten-thousand dollars... well, aren't you gonna count it?
Mr. Burmeister: Nah.
Randy: You trust me?
Mr. Burmeister: No, but I kill people.

Crédits fous
Andrew Dice Clay is billed twice in the closing credits as Andrew Silverstein. He is credited this way as Utah towards the beginning of the credits and as Elmo at the very end.

Versions alternatives
The DVD features an alternate ending where after, we see 'Paul Reiser' get smashed by the garbage dumpster, it continues as we see Matt Dillon in his destroyed home and John Goodman lying dead on the floor; the cops come and arrest Dillon because they think he was responsible for the shooting and then we see Liv Tyler and Michael Douglas drive off and live happily ever after. This ending is refered to as "Alternate Depressing ending".

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Driven/The Golden Bowl/61*/One Night at McCool's/The Luzhin Defence (2001)

Bandes originales
Wanted Man
Written by Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash
Performed by Johnny Cash
Courtesy of Columbia Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing