Les stagiaires du programme de profilage psychologique du FBI doivent mettre leur formation en pratique lorsqu'ils découvrent un tueur parmi eux.Les stagiaires du programme de profilage psychologique du FBI doivent mettre leur formation en pratique lorsqu'ils découvrent un tueur parmi eux.Les stagiaires du programme de profilage psychologique du FBI doivent mettre leur formation en pratique lorsqu'ils découvrent un tueur parmi eux.
- Prix
- 4 nominations
- Gabe Jensen
- (as James Todd Smith aka LL Cool J)
- Man in the Bar
- (as Anthone Kamerling)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThe studio did not cast any character as a lead. Director Renny Harlin wanted no dummy characters or obvious victims and established a sense that "anyone could die at any moment" in the film.
- Gaffes(at around 1h 15 mins) After collecting ammo in the morgue Vince's gun keeps switching between being a Glock 17 and an Beretta 92FS.
- Citations
Lucas: When I was a kid I lost both my parents. Freak thing, ten years old- BANG. - mortality. So I grew up livin' real hard; racing cars, smoking, drinking, sleeping with any girl I could find... Real stupid, dangerous lifestyle... then I turned eleven
[laughs]
Lucas: ... All I know is this; you don't confront your demons and defeat them. You confront them, then you confront them, then you confront them some more, every single day.
- Autres versionsCertain international DVD distributors included deleted scenes not seen in the original theatrical release, which provides more character development and makes the film more complete. There are numerous sequences and the major ones are noted as follows:
- "Sara's Regret" - This scene expanded upon how vulnerable Sara Moore (played by Kathryn Morris) was. The FBI agent's character is developed further. The setting has the agent behind a desk after cracking under the pressure of an intense field assignment. The scene is introspective in nature.
- "The Instructor's Office" - The scene is set in the FBI instructor's office for the character Jake Harris played by Val Kilmer. Harris speaks with Sara played by Kathryn Morris and J.D. Reston played by Christian Slater. The verbal communication between Harris and J.D. is professional and almost military in nature, but it is clear that Harris has doubts related to Sara's performance. The performance review is completed and in the process a caustic exchange transpires in which Harris directly questions her ability. This establishes Sara's potential motive.
- "Ride Along" - In a scene on the helicopter pad at the FBI training complex, Gabe Jensen played by LL Cool J and Jake Harris played by Val Kilmer speak in a caustic capacity before any of the agents arrive. Harris is ordered by his superiors to allow Gabe Jensen to observe his class and teaching methods. In this exchange Harris and Jensen makes their feelings plainly clear. This established a potential motive for both Jensen and Harris.
- "Rappelling" - In a brief scene in the film personnel are seen rappelling out of a helicopter and securing a hot landing zone during a training exercise. This scene set the stage for later in the film when Harris tells his class to get their rappelling lines out of the back of the helicopter when nearing Oniega. The joke then seems more intense and relevant.
- "The ending" - Several variations of the ending were filmed. One of them included Jake Harris (Val Kilmer) and numerous others included modified character development from the final theatrical ending.
- Bandes originalesPuppet Playtime
Words and Music by Drew Fitzjohn
Performed by Bobby No and GaGa
Courtesy of Faber Music Limited
While Mindhunters can be faulted for some of its realism, it cannot be faulted for being entertaining. Once the simulation begins, the movie keeps your attention to the very end. Each scene is a "clue" that the agents have to try and solve.
Movies like this are not great acting or great dialogue. However, there are some well known actor names in the movie that play their parts well.
Was Mindhunters an entertaining and attention keeping film? Yes, and that is why I think it is a decent movie.
- gimili3979
- 27 déc. 2021
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- Mindhunters
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- Budget
- 27 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 4 480 744 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 2 000 000 $ US
- 15 mai 2005
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 21 148 829 $ US
- Durée1 heure 46 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.35 : 1