The Firm / 3 Half
CONGRATULATIONS You have just met the KVB Movie Lounge movies about English hooligans have become a bestseller.
Why not? If yes always funny to see how grown men turn to the face and the way to get even a glimpse of the scene. Particularly striking is that it in many movies about the Inter City Firm (ICF - West Ham United) and ihrerm "favorite enemy" from Millwall rotates. OK, in my personal top-hooligan film The Football Factory
it is indeed more like the Chelsea Headhunters ... but the beat is in the movie so well for you with Millwall.
But back to topic: The ICF is in this new film division very present. This may be because on the one hand, that two films from the biographies of two ex ICF'ler incurred. That would
The Rise Of The Foot Solidier and
Cass - Legend Of A Hooligan (both at recommended!). Second, the presence of the film ICF determined based on the fact as it is one of the most notorious companies in the 70's and 80's was in England (and probably still is). The same applies to their friends from Millwall.
The Firm is ... in Germany under the title
third Half known. I have seen him until now only in the original. And when I look at the German trailer I also do not feel like the more visible in German! I have no idea what brain amputees were responsible for the synchronization. But at least have either no English or have football (Violence) have no clue.
An example from the trailer:
concerned mother asks her son for who he hangs out all day. He replies, "They're Casuals. In the German version he says: "These are Chiller. Chiller!? What are your chiller and what to do with football violence? When I hear Chiller I think of a jet-black Rastaman, the lighting in the morning by 10 to clock the eighth bag and stupid grin on is ... Why do you translate such bullshit, or just what to invent? The people who know they watch such a movie what Casuals. And if you can not still googling. The teenagers of today, but already check the internet jacks off how to properly ... so that dares to even ask that they find out at interest, which means casual!
Well, so much for synchronization. But for the director Nick Love is indeed nothing. Nick Love? Exactly, that is yes even the one who
The Football Factory created (as mentioned above, one of my favorite films).
The Firm plays in the 80's and so he looks. I think the style of the film very well done. The 80's were surely has created the greatest crime of the fashion ever. Accordingly, the Hools at
The Firm go to soccer. Disgusting and colorful skintight workout clothes, plus a few topics with disco music, the real 80's flair is. For the look, the film of me in any case 10/10 points. The story is quickly told. Two teens make a disco in thick shoes and lie just with Bex head on the ICF. There is one on the nose, but the contact is linked with it. Bex is not resentful, takes one of the guys (Dom), even sympathetic, and eventually takes him into his squad. Dom is fascinated by all this and gets further and further into the vortex of violence completely - 5 € in the phrases pig! There are a few to admire beautiful street fights and of the 80 British family life is also very nicely told. What
at
The Firm is also very successful, is the appearance of Bex as real estate agents. That's his profession outside the bloody weekend, and the transformation of the actor from the gelled suits jogging pants cockney bastard is really gross ... but also a good piece of reality!
The Firm is definitely not ran in The Football Factory
. It is also difficult to master, simply because the trot celled Danny Dyer and thus lacks the humor. But Nick Love will be masterpiece can not beat. For
The Firm is a remake of a British TV movie. For this comes
The Firm more 'English' and more realistic over.
Interesting he is always and Retro fans will love him!
