Shoot 'Em Up (2007)
Erscheinungsjahr: 2007
Land: United States
Alternative Title: Matar o morir, Стреляй смело, Mandando Bala, Feu à volonté, Sõelapõhjaks, En el punto de mira, Que la partie commence, Samo pucaj!, Golyózápor, Spara o muori, Shut emu appu, La huída, Tylko strzelaj, Atirar a Matar, Vatreni obračun, Пристрели их, Postreli jih, Hepsini vur
Regisseur: Michael Davis
Writer: Michael Davis
Production Genre
Produzent: Producer: Don Murphy, Jeff Katz, Rick Benattar, Susan Montford
Executive Producer: Cale Boyter, Douglas Curtis, Toby Emmerich
Firmen: Angry Films, New Line Cinema
Genre: Action, Action Film, Comedy, Thriller
Budget: 39.000.000
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Schlüsselwörter
Schlüsselwörter: baby, ball, chase, dying and death, hero, hobo, new love, prostitute, shootout
Geschichte
In an unnamed U.S. city at night, a solitary man named Smith sits at a bus stop. A pregnant woman runs by pursued by gunmen. Reluctantly, Smith helps deliver her baby during a shootout. He then decides to protect the newborn from the pursuing army of gunmen led by Hertz. Smith takes the baby to a bordello in search of a lactating hooker to watch it but gets embroiled in further violence. Heavy metal music calms the baby mysteriously. As they evade their pursuers, Smith aims to uncover why Hertz wants the baby dead and ensure its safe deliverance.
Zusammenfassung
Shoot 'Em Up is a high-octane action comedy directed by Michael Davis, released in 2007. The film follows the titular Shoot 'Em Up (Paul Walker), a mysterious loner who becomes an unlikely hero when he aids a pregnant woman being chased by gunmen. After delivering her baby during a chaotic shootout and protecting it from further threats, Shoot 'Em Up sets out to unravel the mystery behind why the child is targeted. The story involves a chase through various locations including a laboratory, a gun factory, and even ties in with a presidential campaign. Heavy metal music plays an intriguing role in calming the baby amidst the action-packed storyline.
