CrimeAnnée1967Durée1h 32mIMDb7.3

Le point de non-retour

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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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Casting

John Boorman

Director

Lee Marvin

Walker

Angie Dickinson

Chris

Keenan Wynn

Yost

Keenan Wynn

Fairfax

Carroll O'Connor

Brewster

Lloyd Bochner

Frederick Carter

Michael Strong

Stegman

John Vernon

Mal Reese

Sharon Acker

Lynne

James Sikking

Hired Gun

Sandra Warner

Waitress

Roberta Haynes

Mrs. Carter

Kathleen Freeman

First Citizen

VC

Victor Creatore

Carter's Man

Lawrence Hauben

Car Salesman

SH

Susan Holloway

Girl Customer

Sid Haig

1st Penthouse Lobby Guard

Michael Bell

2nd Penthouse Lobby Guard

PB

Priscilla Boyd

Receptionist

AJ

Alexander Jacobs

Writer

DN

David Newhouse

Writer

RN

Rafe Newhouse

Writer

DE

Donald E. Westlake

Writer

Commentaires

8 commentaires

حسن المسلاتيNov 18, 2022

آلہقہمہرNov 16, 2022

Point Blank

skawngurNov 16, 2022

Point Blank kind of came and went in theaters but I can't imagine anyone who saw it in 1967 left forgetting John Boorman's tough and beautiful film. A simple story told in a very stylish and, at times, surreal manner. Though the storyline is a variation on "revenge" themes, it is Boorman's images that open it up and find pay-dirt. Images of Lee Marvin emptying his pistol in slow motion, the sound of footsteps over a string of pictures that curdle the mind, and the seemingly limitless use of rawness perfectly realized in the action and performance by Marvin and,interestingly, Angie Dickinson. There is a wonderful conflict between the primal Marvin and the Corporate Crime world which he cannot understand. Marvin knows survival of the fittest- not the richest. It's hypnotic and aggressive. Boorman balances perfectly on the line between the two.

saruNov 16, 2022

The original screen version of the same novel that was made into Payback with Mel Gibson is a film that is all style over content. The plot has Lee Marvin as Walker a crook who's double crossed and left for dead. Unfortunately for the mob bosses who screwed him over he survives and goes back for his money and revenge and leaves a wide trail of dead in his wake. John Boorrman's artistry carries the day here since the story, as its on the screen makes little sense, it's simply Marvin exacting revenge. There are few details. However there is an artistry that keeps you coming back. I was watching this on Turner Classic Movies the other night and all I could think was how awful the tale was but at the same time I was enjoying it for the sheer artistry of the film-making. Worth taking a look at.

S H E R YNov 16, 2022

Point Blank is one of those lost gems from the 1960's. It got buried because it was released around the same time as Bonnie and Clyde. This film combines all the great elements of the American action film with flourishes of European art house cinema. John Boorman's direction is excellent, and not enough can be said about Lee Marvin's performance. This is without question one of Lee's best tough guy performances. I don't understand how the previous reviewer can say this film seems "dated" and "funny for all the wrong reasons". It is as fresh and interesting as it was back at the time of its release. Those looking for it on DVD may want to know that the widescreen format version appears on TCM occasionally. You may want to pop in a tape the next time it is on until the DVD finally comes out.

taya <3Nov 16, 2022

Point Blank(1967) is a early feature by John Boorman who would go on to direct Deliverance(1972), Excalibur(1981), and The General(1998). It is an excellent noir about a man who's betrayed and left for dead who goes after the outfit that owes him money. Point Blank is a tightly constructed thriller with brillient montage and mise-en-scene. The film does a good job at showing the phychodelic colors of late 1960's San Fransico. Lee Marvin in this movie shows why he is one of the best Hollywood tough guys of all time. It is much better than the remake Payback(1999) because of Lee Marvin's presence and the masterful editing and camera work of the film.

aureole ngalaNov 16, 2022

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.

EMPEREUR_DUCNov 16, 2022

Still packs a whallop after all of these years, this was undoubtably a big influence on all the tough-loner-on-quest-for-revenge movies to come. What's really interesting is how Marvin's unemotional and seldom speaking character is quite fascinating. Instead of him being bland, we keep studying, somehow trying to find SOMETHING behind his cold stare. Though tough, this movie is not without a sense of humor, though it's quite subtle, such as the test drive sequence. It's good stuff, though I did have one problem; the ending is quite confusing. I am sure other viewers will not quite be able to determine what's going on.

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