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A brilliant and outragously funny satire of society, 7 December 1999
Author: Dave Joerg ([email protected])
"Flodder" is one of the funniest movies ever made and few people realise that it is a Dutch movie made by none other than the Holland version of John Carpenter, the famous Dick Maas, author and director of the thriller "Amsterdamned". The Flodder family is the reincarnation of the term a-social. When the whole family bunch, basically all bastards, criminals and sluts must be relocated from their City slum because of toxic waste under their house, the city council house no choice. The only available space is in the "Zoendal" - the "Sun Valley" the best area in Amsterdam where all doctors, snobs and businessmen can afford to live their lives. And where the central point of interest and politics is the tennis club of the community. The Flodder family brings devastation to the tranquil world that ruled before. They are simply unbelievable. The characterisation is incredibly funny, beginning with Ma Flodder who searches other people's trash cans for food or making illegal liquor in her cellar and ending with the eldest daughter who is the biggest slut on earth. Together they make the most horrible family imaginable, a sort of immoral mirror image to the Brady Bunch or the Waltons. When the City counsel of Amsterdam hoped that the Flodders would show their good will to be more civilised in their new area, it turns out that Holland's most famous family would rather bring out the worst in the rich people of "Sun Valley"-wonderland. The rest is a hilarious, brilliant and well made social satire that can be watched as a provocative movie as well as a straightforward comedy. Dick Maas at his best. I salute him! Flooder was the Dutch smash hit in 1986 and brought two sequels and a tv series. All of the sequels were nice but not as great as the original.
Flodders (1986) is available on DVD in Germany in a dubbed German version in Dolby Digital 5.1. under the name:
"Flodders -Eine Familie zum knutschen"
Why is First Floor Features, the producer of the movie not bringing the Dick Maas blockbusters out on DVD in the Netherlands, I wonder. The are not even available on video there. These movies have so much potential, still to this day and have a huge silent but true following.
从动作设计角度，这片真还不错。要是摄影、布光甚至后期再下多点成本，这部电影真的可能被送上宝座。这一击剧本也还可以，最后瓦解线人斗志的，不是海豹战士超人的身手，而是他自己内心的人性，对妻儿的关爱使其放下仇恨。整部电影调色明亮却显得廉价苍白，为追求所谓一镜到底的节奏丢掉了景深和细节，有些遗憾。
动作枪战场面确实拍的很有亮点，场景调动和镜头运用很考验导演思路，但故事方面很平淡无趣，这种片本身都偏实验感，也就这样了吧
一镜到底的枪战爽片，有种电脑游戏的感觉。
片名One Shot兼顾多重含义，“一枪”“一镜”或“一次机会”，根据角色台词终于可以得知本片最准确的译名应该是“一线生机”。阿金斯比谁都清楚自己常年挣扎于B级动作片泥潭、与烂剧本作斗争和A级制作中只能混到边缘角色的处境，于是在成本和制作周期有限的环境下主动尝试实现多种思路，从《意外杀手》的漫改、《复仇者》的非线性叙事、《讨债人》的黑色幽默公路电影到现在这部完成度还不错的长镜头（虽然抛开技术加持还是部普通的动作片），阿金斯靠自己的努力让B级动作片变得多元化和更具卖点。本片拍摄耗时20天（不包含前期大量的排演工作），成本限制下枪战场景不可避免的寒酸了些，肉搏场景也相对有限；因为之前对导演不敢抱有什么期待，结果感觉部分动作戏的调度效果和场景切换出人意料的不错。结尾那场以一敌多加肉搏可以列到年度动作场景选单。
看过艺术水平的《鸟人》和《1917》后，《一击》的技术和剧情只能算是第一人称枪战电玩的水准，剪辑、运镜显然是手持纪录片风格，而且主角一把枪用这么久都不换弹、两队友守前线许久的情况降低了写实感
前半截太拖沓了，节奏明显可以再紧凑一些的。世界观有了，但是为了专注爱情主线并没有过多描述。结尾还是有些扎心的，水箱里无限循环回忆怎么进食和排泄呢？
还可以啊，阿金斯是中国人的话，在演绎事业跟吴京有的一拼！全程无尿点，虽然剧情不完整，续集 二击 走起，哈哈😄
小成本套路作。动作和枪战戏都没有突破，甚至说阿金斯的本领都没任何发挥。跟随镜头毫无意义且晃动晕眩又令人不适。唯一亮点是音效还好罢。看来叫 one shot 的都是烂片。
本片的长镜头除了在人脸之间移动得让人有点眼晕外，其他场景还是十分流畅的。
一镜到底成了累赘，镜头语言弱了，故事也是弱的不行，写实也算不上，真的很无聊。
就是看他玩的武器，别人玩的痛快，不是么。无论如何要加装瞄准器，人人都是神枪手。
不如翻译成《一镜到底》😂戏剧时空和现实时空高度统一，动作片能这么拍还是牛逼的，不过肉搏戏套招的痕迹有点重。感觉主角达成百人斩成就了，吴京来了也不过如此吧
真·一镜到底！而且还是动作片。尽管只有1个半小时的片长。但确实已经非常之厉害了！没有特效、没有替身，斯科特·阿金斯可能一招一式都是自己亲自上阵的。虽然只是演戏，但这种90分钟级别的动作戏一气呵成的拍完，必须得佩服一下编导演全体人员的专业能力、专业精神，以及堪比职业运动员的体能、体力！
恭喜阿金斯创下动作片前无古人的“一镜到底”成就。比起《狂武藏》那样毫无观赏性的超级长镜头，起码one shot真正把观赏性和长镜头结合在了一起。在考虑到老斯的电影一项拍的快和成本低，里面打斗和镜头调度已经相当惊人了，可能也是他这几年来最值得观赏性，最具有突破性的一部作品了。
剧情硬伤过于明显，一开始就亮照片哪儿需要搞这么多麻烦事，监狱长就因为老婆死于911就弃整个华盛顿特区人死活而不顾也不许带走嫌疑人去找炸弹。不过长镜头枪战非常可。
嚯，“一镜到底”玩得挺花，看来哪怕是小成本剧本弱，创新一下效果也可以不错。
从头枪战到结束, 数人头都够多少卡车了. 最后救援部队来的时候看,还是只有那卡车....印度产的吗???流水线的动作枪战片,类似占领白宫系列吧....主角不死就是了,其他能死的都去死了.
能看得出一镜到底的设计感隐藏了剪辑点。几乎采用了所有主要正反面人物的视角跟拍，最终将一段一段的长镜头串在一起，而几乎找不到剪辑点的技术活。打游戏的感觉还是很过瘾的。
科幻 悬疑 犯罪 爱情 融为一体 果然缺乏主题了
感觉几百个人都打死了，那车里到底藏了多少人。
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