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Mauvaise conduite

Titre original : Very Bad Things
  • 1998
  • 16+
  • 1h 40m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
6,3/10
50 k
MA NOTE
Mauvaise conduite (1998)
Home Video Trailer from PolyGram Video
Liretrailer1 min 11 s
8 vidéos
99+ photos
Dark ComedyComedyCrimeThriller

Une prostituée est tuée lors d'un enterrement de vie de garçon et les participants s'altèrent à l'approche du mariage.Une prostituée est tuée lors d'un enterrement de vie de garçon et les participants s'altèrent à l'approche du mariage.Une prostituée est tuée lors d'un enterrement de vie de garçon et les participants s'altèrent à l'approche du mariage.

  • Director
    • Peter Berg
  • Writer
    • Peter Berg
  • Stars
    • Christian Slater
    • Daniel Stern
    • Cameron Diaz
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    6,3/10
    50 k
    MA NOTE
    • Director
      • Peter Berg
    • Writer
      • Peter Berg
    • Stars
      • Christian Slater
      • Daniel Stern
      • Cameron Diaz
    • 515Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 75Commentaires de critiques
    • 33Métascore
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    • Prix
      • 2 victoires et 3 nominations au total

    Vidéos8

    Very Bad Things
    Trailer 1:11
    Very Bad Things
    Very Bad Things Scene: We've Got Seating Problems
    Clip 0:56
    Very Bad Things Scene: We've Got Seating Problems
    Very Bad Things Scene: We've Got Seating Problems
    Clip 0:56
    Very Bad Things Scene: We've Got Seating Problems
    Very Bad Things Scene: We Want Whizzer
    Clip 0:59
    Very Bad Things Scene: We Want Whizzer
    Very Bad Things Scene: The Funeral
    Clip 1:07
    Very Bad Things Scene: The Funeral
    Very Bad Things Scene: A 105 Pound Problem
    Clip 0:51
    Very Bad Things Scene: A 105 Pound Problem
    Very Bad Things Scene: On The Loose In Vegas
    Clip 1:31
    Very Bad Things Scene: On The Loose In Vegas

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    Rôles principaux28

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    Christian Slater
    Christian Slater
    • Robert Boyd
    Daniel Stern
    Daniel Stern
    • Adam Berkow
    Cameron Diaz
    Cameron Diaz
    • Laura Garrety
    Jon Favreau
    Jon Favreau
    • Kyle Fisher
    Leland Orser
    Leland Orser
    • Charles Moore
    Rob Brownstein
    Rob Brownstein
    • Man
    Jeremy Piven
    Jeremy Piven
    • Michael Berkow
    Jeanne Tripplehorn
    Jeanne Tripplehorn
    • Lois Berkow
    Joey Zimmerman
    Joey Zimmerman
    • Adam Berkow Jr.
    Tyler Cole Malinger
    • Timmy Berkow
    • (as Tyler Malinger)
    Kobe Tai
    Kobe Tai
    • Tina
    • (as Carla Scott)
    Russell B. McKenzie
    • Security Guard
    Pancho Demmings
    Pancho Demmings
    • Cop
    • (as Pancho Demings)
    Blake Gibbons
    Blake Gibbons
    • Suit
    Angelo Di Mascio Jr.
    • Clerk
    Lawrence Pressman
    Lawrence Pressman
    • Mr. Fisher
    Steve Fitchpatrick
    • Cop at Hospital
    Brian Grandison
    • Doctor #1
    • Director
      • Peter Berg
    • Writer
      • Peter Berg
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    Commentaires des utilisateurs515

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    7MovieLuvaMatt

    Sick...twisted...and a lot of fun!

    If you're expecting a pleasant Howard Hawks-ian comedy, you rented the wrong damn movie! So don't say I didn't warn you. Besides, the video/DVD cover shows Christian Slater holding a chainsaw. How much warning do you need? First of all, "Very Bad Things" works out better if you don't treat it as a straightforward comedy. It's basically a mix of suspense and comedy. Almost like "Fargo." Now before you jump on me, "VBT" is nowhere near as great as "Fargo," but the two films are practically equal in tone.

    At least the film contains one element that some comedies lack: the characters AREN'T acting as if they're in a comedy! When the characters panic and do foolish things, they're not contrived comic moments. People do the most absurd things when they panic.

    It's hard to explain what exactly it is that makes the film funny. You just have to watch the film. But people really, really mean it when they label this as a dark comedy. Writer/director Peter Berg tries to keep a somewhat quirky tone, though. There are some slanty camera angles and the soundtrack conflicts with the tone of each scene. Don't worry, it's done intentionally. Berg, who's known mostly as an actor in films like "Cop Land" and "The Great White Hype," makes a fine directorial debut, though there is some improper pacing.

    Finally, the actors are what make this film most worth seeing. I've always been a fan of Christian Slater, and believe him to be an underrated talent. He seems passionate about every character he plays, and spouts out every line of dialogue like it's poetry. His character is very interesting, as he seems to keep his cool in every situation, no matter how tragic or violent. Daniel Stern's another underrated talent, since he mostly does lightweight family comedies like the "Home Alone" flicks, and does a great job at playing his constantly paranoid character, who's the complete opposite of Slater's. Cameron Diaz gives a fine comic performance as the tightly-wound, hot-tempered wife of Jon Favreau. I think this is one of her most unique performances up-to-date. I think this was before she became such a sex symbol. Now fame has gone a little bit more to her head, starring in such throwaway flicks as the "Charlie's Angels" films and "The Sweetest Thing." She is in fact a very talented actress, but this movie most proves that she's more than just a pretty face. Speaking of pretty faces, Jeanne Tripplehorn also gives a fine comic performance as Stern's tightly-wound wife.

    I consider myself an admirer of dark comedies, but any type of film can fail. This one doesn't. It made me laugh and kept me in suspense. And it has a great share of profanity, violence and nudity (that Asian stripper was deliciously hot!!!). "Very Bad Things" is not for the straitlaced, or faint of heart, but for the rest of us--have fun!!!

    My score: 7 (out of 10)
    8joshweinstein-89768

    Great Dark Comedy

    Christian Slater is excellent in this great moral tale and dark comedy. I remember seeing this a while back and loved how everything stamrolled once they were on a bad path. Jon Favareau was great as well and he's always a great comedic touch.
    Steve-176

    Very Good Film

    Very Bad Perhaps. Very Good Yes. But definitely nothing in the middle. Very Bad Things will antagonise most. It's certainly not the comedy it's touted to be. It's uncomfortable and it's fascinating.

    Very Bad Things is a cautionary tale about the war of the sexes, the battle of consumerism. It's about collateral damage: Friendly fire is liable to take out just about anyone in the suburbs if a wedding is at stake! It's about people who have lost heart, who have forgotten what's really important.

    Five male friends are off to Las Vegas for a stag party. The bride stays home to continue the wedding preparations; to plan her day of days. Accidentally the boys kill a prostitute in their hotel room and decide to hush it up, bury her in the desert to avoid the unpleasantness of an investigation. And then the body count mounts.

    The boys, and later, just as viciously the bride, take the pragmatic road. That same "let's get on with business, people don't matter" sort of morality that will allow a President to lie to Congress and get away with it, cricket champions to cheat and then be made Captain, politicians to sacrifice their citizens for the sake of overseas companies, and murder to be acceptable as long as no one finds out about it. It's not how you play the game, but you must win.

    The boys are pretty average types really except for Robert Boyd (Christian Slater, who was let out of prison to do the shoot!!!). Robert Boyd is a Men's Support Group graduate. He's into self fulfilment and asserting himself but is also the catalyst that tips these average men into horror. The other dominant personality is the bride Laura played by Cameron Diaz (There's Something About Mary). Her single mindedness is astounding. (Cameron Diaz is an astounding actress! Watch her eyes.)

    But what is " average" in these suburbs. And what about the pressures that go with paying the mortgage and keeping the wife happy? Very Bad Things finishes with a slow overhead shot of the suburb that has become hell for this lot. The tones are dirty grey. The mood is bleak and hopeless. The residents have sold their souls for a white minivan and a posh wedding. The pressures of keeping up with the Jones have had casualties.

    There are continual references to being 'a loser' in the film. Even Kyle's Dad in the Toast To The Groom at the wedding refers vividly to his son's dismal failure as a school football player. The men are liable to crack.

    Very Bad Things is about the pressure cooker male bread winners are living in. The fear of failure is lurking menacingly near by. The men in the film appear to be doing reasonably well from a fiscal point of view but when the pressure rises, the girl in the hotel room dies, horrible things happen with Boyd egging them on.

    The editing is ferocious, the characters are vivid and the mood is very wry indeed. Don't expect to laugh much but hell, paying the mortgage isn't much fun either.

    Men have been reacting to the mess they are in in the 90's but I would say that writer/director Peter Berg doesn't think much of Men's self help groups. Slater's Robert Boyd has twisted self assertiveness to his own ends. These suburbanites commit horrendous crimes, but still, we should all consider what the men in Very Bad Things are up against.

    The phrase "you do love me don't you" from the women in their lives has never sounded more manipulative.
    9dplimmer-09892

    Hilarious from start to finish.

    This is a very dark but funny movie. Just when things can't seem to get any worse, they do and that creates some hilarious situations. Slatter is amazing as he tries to lead the group down the right path (at least in his opinion). All the other characters are perfect in their roles as they follow Slatters twisted version of the right thing to do.
    10Mr_Vai

    One of the Darkest and Most Brilliant Films Ever

    I know why people hate this film. They are wrong, but I know why they hate it. They take it too seriously. They are too easily offended. They fail to pick up on the subtle little reminders that Peter Berg includes every once in awhile to let you know, "hey, this is a comedy." The story revolves around a main character, who is soon to be wed to a dominating fiancé, who seems to love the idea of having a big wedding more than she loves her her future husband. Well, our main character and his four closest buddies are off to Vegas for one last night of freedom and fun. In the group you have a pair of Jewish brothers that hate each other, a confused mechanic, and a real estate agent that is a cross between Anthony Robbins and Charles Manson. Well, not to give anything away, but let's just say that some very bad things happen in Vegas, very bad things, and how it will play out after that, well, it is just too entertaining to watch. The acting in this movie is superb, I mean great. The story is fantastic, with tons of hooks and switches. Yes, there is violence and somethings happen, that if they occurred in real life, well, you might be disturbed. HOWEVER, this is a movie! And it is one of my favorite films of all-time. I give it a 10, without hesitation.

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    Le saviez-vous

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    • Anecdotes
      Adam Sandler was originally cast as Michael Berkow but dropped out at the last minute to make Le porteur d'eau (1998). Jeremy Piven took the role.
    • Gaffes
      Incorrectly regarded as a goof. These guys also kill the hotel security officer, but no one seems to care that he is missing. The hotel would have a record of the noise complaint and that he went to the room to investigate. He had to have told someone. The investigation into his disappearance should have been quick and resolved easily.
    • Citations

      Boyd: If you take away the horror of the scene, take away the tragedy of the death, take away all the moral and ethical implications that have been drilled into your head since grade one, do you know what you're left with? A 105-pound problem that needs to be moved from point A to point B.

    • Générique farfelu
      Film ends with Cameron Diaz wandering on the street
    • Autres versions
      In 2004 the film was resubmitted in its uncut form to the German ratings board FSK and received a "Not under 16" rating.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: What Dreams May Come/A Night at the Roxbury/Snitch/Antz (1998)
    • Bandes originales
      Boogaloo in Room 802
      Written by Jon A. Hart and Melvin Lastie

      Performed by Willie Bobo

      Courtesy of Verve Records

      By arrangement with PolyGram Film & TV Music

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    • Date de sortie
      • 25 novembre 1998 (United States)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United States
    • Langue
      • English
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Very Bad Things
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Johnie's Coffee Shop - 6101 Wilshire Boulevard, Fairfax, Los Angeles, Californie, États-Unis(restaurant scenes)
    • sociétés de production
      • Initial Entertainment Group (IEG)
      • Interscope Communications
      • Ballpark Productions Partnership
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    • Budget
      • 30 000 000 $ US (estimation)
    • Brut – États-Unis et Canada
      • 9 898 412 $ US
    • Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
      • 3 245 853 $ US
      • 29 nov. 1998
    • Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
      • 9 898 412 $ US
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    Spécifications techniques

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    • Durée
      1 heure 40 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Color
    • Mixage
      • Dolby Digital
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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