Réalisation:
Kevin TancharoenScénario:
Allison BurnettPhotographie:
Scott KevanMusique:
Mark IshamActeurs·trices:
Kay Panabaker, Naturi Naughton, Asher Book, Kherington Payne, Bebe Neuwirth, Paul Iacono, Charles S. Dutton, Kelsey Grammer, Megan Mullally (plus)VOD (2)
Résumés(1)
Véritable réinvention du film culte oscarisé, Fame livre un portrait bouillonnant d'énergie et visuellement époustouflant de jeunes artistes décidés à imposer leur talent et à trouver leur voie. Dans l'atmosphère électrique de la très prestigieuse High School of Performing Arts de New York, danseurs, chanteurs et comédiens affrontent quatre ans durant tous les challenges d'un environnement ultra compétitif. Chacun se voit offrir la chance d'accomplir son rêve... à condition d'être doué, de faire preuve d'un engagement absolu et de travailler sans jamais faiblir. (Metropolitan FilmExport)
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Critiques (2)
Overall, I thought it was a mix of Never Back Down and High School Musical, but it was better than those films combined. I haven't seen the original film, so I don't know how high the bar was, and that's why I can't judge this new remake here, which didn't exactly get a standing ovation. I quite liked it within reason. There was a mix of completely unknown actors and acting veterans and it was all in balance. The soundtrack was great and didn't tear my ears out as it tends to with contemporary teen musicals. Of course it couldn’t be more cliché and we see the same situations as many other American films, but for me it was an enjoyable and average film with amazing visuals and sound.
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Sure, the musical scenes are quite alright, but that's somewhat expected. Otherwise, it's just another unnecessary remake that lacks the urgency of the original film, which was somehow rawer and didn't try to present itself as something glossy. There, "Fame" sounded truly ironic, because behind fame lies a lot of effort. Not to mention it has its price. I didn't get that vibe from this remake.
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