جرمسال2005دورانیہ1h 25mIMDb5.4

Havoc

جرمڈرامہ

Two affluent suburban girls clash with the Latino gang culture of East Los Angeles.

ابھی دیکھیں

ٹریلر

کاسٹ

Barbara Kopple

Director

Anne Hathaway

Allison Lang

Bijou Phillips

Emily

Shiri Appleby

Amanda

Michael Biehn

Stuart Lang

Joseph Gordon-Levitt

Sam

Matt O'Leary

Eric

Freddy Rodríguez

Hector

Laura San Giacomo

Joanna Lang

Mike Vogel

Toby

Raymond Cruz

Chino

Alexis Dziena

Sasha

Channing Tatum

Nick

Jose Vasquez

Manuel

Luis Robledo

Ace

Sam Hennings

Mr. Rubin

Cecilia Peck

Mrs. Rubin

Josh Peck

Josh Rubin

Robert Shapiro

Robert Shapiro

Stephen Gaghan

Writer

JK

Jessica Kaplan

Writer

تبصرے

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Samrawit DawidAug 20, 2024

As described by Webster's.com havoc n : violent and needless disturbance This movie matches that almost exactly. It was definitely a disturbance in my life, and the violence came at the end, when me and my 3 co-workers took the DVD out of the player, and threw it across the room. First, I have to say, that the kids portrayed in this movie were total and utter idiots. The rich white "gangsta's" as they liked to be called reminded me so much B-rad in malibu's most wanted it was pathetic. I seriously wanted to punch all of them in the face. I mean come on, the kid from third rock from the son was portrayed as a white gangster pimp... when we all know hes far from it. He had the high pitched voice and everything, I'm surprised he didn't keep one of his hands in a glove filled with lotion in this movie. The main characters boyfriend was just a pathetic character, and if you've ever seen the movie "I'm gonna get you sucka", hes basically a white version of the guy who O.G's... this rich white kid trys to wear all his "bling" and its just overkill. Anyway besides the horrible main characters, the ONLY believable and semi-realistic people in this movie were the sixteenth street gang, and they were still portrayed pathetically. In one scene in the movie, after the 2 girls roll the dice... and are spending some time alone in a hotel room with the gang members... one of the girls politely screams for the 3 men who are with her to stop... and they do. I'm sorry, in any gang initiation, stop is not an option. The movies plot was awful... some rich kids try to get in with some thugs in east L.A... and they fit right in and were accepted... nope sorry, that doesn't happen... then some bad things happen to one girl, and it was all her fault, and her "gangsta" rich white friends (basically the crew from malibu's most wanted) get angry and raid a Mexican baby house... then the movie ends, it was awesome. Don't waste your time with this pile'o'junk, go play in the highway, you'll feel better afterwords than if you were to watch this movie.

dee_loadAug 20, 2024

Negative comments about this film need to be tempered by the sad story surrounding its making. The script was written by a 17-year old girl named Jessica Kaplan. No, It's not Citizen Kane, but it is an extraordinary piece of work for a teenager. And most sadly, she perished in an airplane crash at the age of 21. The film is dedicated to her memory. As to the film's merits, it is by my count the 1,464th variation of Rebel Without A Cause, which I think said all that needed to be said on the subject. Did you know that adolescents often find society empty and pointless? And that they do stupid things by way of rebelling against it, in hopes of dispelling their angst and finding something more meaningful? Yes, it's true. In this version of that old chestnut, the rebels are a particularly spoiled group of high school students living in Hollywood. To find something they consider "real", they form youth gangs in imitation of the poor folk in East L.A. And then they actually go there, at first to buy drugs; but then rich girls Anne Hatahway and Bijou Phillips try to get involved in the local Hispanic gang scene. Some pretty modest mayhem ensues. The East L.A. people are awfully sanitized and not very believable. Nobody is addicted to anything. Nobody is desperate. Nobody appears to be poor. These are basically solid middle class folk, devoted to family, who have a few surface quirks and who happen to sell crack cocaine instead of, say, life insurance. Is it my imagination or does the gorgeous Bijou Phillips always play exactly the same role -- a sexually eager girl who gets in over her head, discovering the hard way that yes, she has limits? That's the role she plays here, and she is fine (as is lead Anne Hatahway). But I wonder whether that is her entire repertoire. Perhaps she will branch out someday. Somewhere on this planet, there must be some group of people more deserving of sympathy than affluent Hollywood teenagers. So I found myself wondering why this film had been made. The young scriptwriter should not be held accountable, but you would think older people would know better.

Nadia Mukami Aug 19, 2024

OK... Let's see if I can be objective about this movie. I saw this movie because I was invited to see and review it. I can agree w/the previous review that the "F" words' use was overly excessive in the first 5 minutes and that I would have problems watching Anne Hathaway in a another movie. All I know is that movie completely irritated me, if the plot is how it was depicted. I'm not sure what the movie was trying to show. Was it trying to show that their lifestyle was great or just how STUPID they were? And yes, while I was watching it I was offended and embarrassed by ALL their actions of cheap, completely brainless and unrealistic attitudes/reasons for their actions. After the movie the teenagers (ages 14-19yrs) that saw it laughed and said they could have done a better movie and went on to describe more stupid/cheap ideas(What is this a contest?). What's really depressing is if teenagers are really this this way... How sad for the future. So if the events were close to truth of teenagers today then it would be a good movie that will completely depress a realistic person or entertain the morons that they depicted in the movie.

Reshma GhimireAug 19, 2024

I just saw this on Starz and where do I start? This was a script right out of those old after school specials. Straight girl ends up on wrong side of tracks. A few points: - Apparently, it is totally safe for a young white girl to drive through the streets of East LA in a $55,000 Mercedes, a convertible no less without getting car jacked. It is also apparently safe to park that Mercedes convertible with the top down on the street in East LA without having it stolen or stripped. Gang members are totally approachable and harmless to outsiders. They even stop having sex with you after you ask them to. The acting by the young male "wiggers" was just plain laughable. As if three 17 year old high school boys would actually contemplate confronting gang members with weapons on those gang members home turf no less. And the point of this movie was? A seemingly intelligent, wealthy girl decides she wants to go to East LA for kicks because she is bored? Here's a clue for kicks sweet cheeks, next time grab daddy's Amex card and just head to Rodeo drive. This movie was not only unbelievable; it was a total waste of both film and time.

Tendresse UsseniAug 19, 2024

OK. I just saw this tonight for the first time. I don't care what you others say, the acting was good, the production was good. Now, Anne was a bad choice for the lead because she does look a little old for the role, but other than that, it was a good film. Let me tell you why, if I may. I grew up in the hood. Not what little preppy white kids consider the hood, but the actual hood. I am talking about drive-bys, gang wars, drug dealers on the corners and at every bus stop. It might bother people, but this was an accurate portrayal of the ghetto. This showed the stereotype of suburban white youth. No, not all white kids are whiggers with attitudes that they can't back up. Just like not all Latinos are rock dealers. But, please you must recognize that this is showing stereotypes and nothing more. Remember, we wouldn't have stereotypes if there wasn't a lot of truth behind it. White kids, especially affluent ones, are fountains of cynicism. They have no direction in life. Therefore, a great many of them turn into what this film shows. Latinos, those from areas like my own, often do gang up and its very common for them to sell rock and reef. Its not racism, and its not an attack on a culture, its the truth, painful as it might be. If you actually watched this film closely, and had an open point of view, you'd see that the only thing in this movie that lacks credibility, is Anne's age.

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