Extract demeure une comédie somme toute agréable, mais dont le manque d'audace se fait vite sentir.
Extract (2009)
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Reviews Counted:155
Fresh:98
Rotten:57
Average Rating:6/10
Consensus: Extract has some very funny moments and several fine performances, but the film feels slighter and more uneven than Mike Judge’s previous work.
Rated: R [See Full Rating] for language, sexual references and some drug use.
Runtime: 1 hr 32 mins
Genre: Comedies
Theatrical Release:Sep 4, 2009 Wide
Box Office: $10,642,511
Synopsis: OFFICE SPACE’s Mike Judge directs this comedy that is bursting with talent, from JUNO stars Jason Bateman and J.K. Simmons to SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE’s Kristin Wiig and FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL’s Mila... OFFICE SPACE’s Mike Judge directs this comedy that is bursting with talent, from JUNO stars Jason Bateman and J.K. Simmons to SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE’s Kristin Wiig and FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL’s Mila Kunis. Bateman stars as a man who is anxious to sell his business, but his plans are threatened by a strange, unexpected event. EXTRACT’s diverse cast also includes David Koechner, Clifton Collins Jr., Gene Simmons, and Ben Affleck. [More]
Starring: Jason Bateman, Mila Kunis, Kristen Wiig, J.K. Simmons
Starring: Jason Bateman, Mila Kunis, Kristen Wiig, J.K. Simmons, David Koechner, Clifton Collins, Gene Simmons, Ben Affleck, Beth Grant
Director: Mike Judge
Director: Mike Judge
Screenwriter: Mike Judge
Producer: John Altschuler, Michael Rotenberg
Composer: George S. Clinton
Studio: Miramax Films
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Reviews for Extract
Judge is dealing with his usual subject, the paranoia and indifference of class warfare. How do you keep your front lawn and your pool clean while trying not to look too elitist and well-off?
bedrock American values skewed through a subversive version of morality that gives the more traditional take on morality a run for its money and then some
Judge probably wrote Extract on the back of a pizza box, but it's funnier and truer to life as it is actually lived than anything Judd Apatow ever did.
It doesn't seem as fresh as Office Space or likely to achieve the same sort of iconic status, but there are enough laughs here to justify the time.
The basic material is here for a good film, but it doesn't quite achieve that threshold. Fortunately, the film has some interesting characters.
It seems that Judge is a little embarrassed by his script, which he shouldn't be. His direction of the movie, however, doesn't match the absurdity of the situations Joel finds himself in.
mocks idiots, hypocrites, and all the other clueless denizens of life who make it difficult for everyone else, but the bile is balanced with affection for the ordinary people who make the world turn
As with virtually all of Judge's work, Extract is based on the idea that most people are total, blithering idiots. It's all very off-beat, but a top-flight comedic cast makes it work
Despite the huge farcical situations and comedy genius cast, Extract is not so much riproarious as thoughtful and true %u2013 not unlike Judge's animated series King of the Hill
Smart and affable, but not laugh-out-loud funny. A comedy shouldn't be as grounded as this. Since it's coming from Mike Judge, you expect it to fly.
It's a raunchy social commentary that will undoubtedly do even better when it's released on video, thereby repeating the pattern of 'Office Space.'
Could not survive the bland dialogue and what a misuse of Kristen Wiig.
Perhaps because of the increased influence that comes with greater celebrity, Judge now seems to sympathize with management instead of labor, a shift in perspective that may prevent this movie from achieving the cult status of 'Office Space.'
A perfect late-summer tonic... a genial prod at the great problem facing comfortable people in late-stage capitalism.
A perfectly good comedy with a lot of laughs and several fine characters.
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September 03, 2009:
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September 02, 2009:
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September 02, 2009:
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August 26, 2009:
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