Late Last Night (1999) (TV)

Note des utilisateurs:

5.7/10   

Réalisateur:

Steven Brill

Scénariste (WGA):

Steven Brill (written by)

Release Date:

20 juin 1999 (USA)

Genre:

Comedie

Plot Keywords:

Nudity | Bar Hopping

Avis des utilisateurs:

Surprising, darkly hilarious, night on the town goes wrong

Ensemble

Emilio Estevez	...	Dan
Bobby Edner	...	The Stranger Danger Kid
Steven Weber	...	Jeff
Kelly Rowan	...	Jill
Leah Lail	...	Angel
Lisa Robin Kelly	...	Tristan
Marshall Bell	...	Bartender
Reni Santoni	...	Drunk
John Carroll Lynch	...	Sgt. Van Wyck
Catherine O'Hara	...	Shrink
Katie Wright	...	Mia
reste de la distribution par ordre alphabétique:
Michelle Azar	...	Woozy Woman
Flynn Beck	...	Girl
David Bowe	...	Guy at Club
Chris Conner	...	Actor
Allen Covert	...	Coked Guy (as Alan Coert)
E.J. Curse	...	Hunk
Vince Deadrick Jr.	...	Motorcycle Cop
Charles Esten	...	Beverly Hills Cop
Mala Ganguly	...	Nurse
Cameron Glenar	...	Pub Drunk
John Hawkes	...	Ponzo
Tom Hodges	...	Passenger Cop
Jim Ishida	...	Japanese Man
Dam Johnson	...	Hanging Man
Vincent Klyn	...	Mugger
Jonathan Loughran	...	Nitro
Joseph Malone	...	Agent (as Joe Malone)
Troy Martin	...	Cop
Sean Masterson	...	BMW Man
Bret McCormick	...	Jail Cop (as Max Raven)
Craig A. Meyer	...	Dancer
Kelly Monaco	...	Centerfold Elaina
Rob Moran	...	Director
Rick Peters	...	Driving Cop
Barbara Pilavin	...	Golfer Woman
Greg Poland	...	Party Dancer
Audrey Rapoport	...	Female Bartender
Harry Redlich	...	Cabbie
Susan Sandberg	...	Bloodgirl
Sarah Silverman	...	Jen
Douglas Stark	...	Golfer Man
Daniel Villarreal	...	Dealer #2
Damon White	...	Dealer #1
Billy 'Sly' Williams	...	Orderly

MPAA:

Rated R for extensive drug-related content, and for sexuality and langugage.

Durée:

USA:90 min

Pays:

USA

Langue:

Anglais

Couleur:

Couleur

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Son:

Dolby Digital

Classification:

Iceland:12 | Portugal:M/16 (video premiere) | USA:R

Company:

Screenland Pictures

Guillemet:

Dan: The ultimate act of the taming of nature is eating a cow in a styrofoam container underneath neon arches.

Movie Connections:

Features "Lassie" (1954)

Soundtrack:

Sun Days

Surprising, darkly hilarious, night on the town goes wrong

This movie was a big surprise -- straight to TV, misleading previews -- I didn't expect much. But it is a sly wickedly humorous tale of Dan (Emilio Estevez) who thinks his marriage is falling apart, contacts an old friend (Bobby Edner) and goes on the town for an increasingly disastrous night out, involving stolen cars, fast girls who turn out to be strippers, various dangerous drugs, and eventually arrest. On the way there are some eyepopping scenes involving sinister people in off-limit night clubs, and an over-the-top choreographed lip-synch to Queen's "Somebody to Love". Dan is lead on in all this by the Stranger Danger Kid, who is every mother's worst nightmare. After his arrest Dan is interviewed by a psychiatrist (Diane Lane) in a hilariously off-the-wall performance, mixing sympathy for the victim with an icy payoff. We are left wondering if perhaps the dangerous friend is real or an alter-ego leading Dan out of his straight life down the path he secretly wishes his life had taken. A game of golf in the dark with the dangerous friend, using a stolen Cadillac as a buggy, leads Dan to the realization that his life is good and that he wants to make a go of it with his wife.

Altogether a clever and witty film with many interesting surprises along the way. The ending is a little soft, but anything else would have been just too edgy.