Regie:
Tom TykwerDrehbuch:
Tom TykwerKamera:
Frank GriebeBesetzung:
Franka Potente, Moritz Bleibtreu, Herbert Knaup, Nina Petri, Armin Rohde, Joachim Król, Ludger Pistor, Suzanne von Borsody, Sebastian Schipper (mehr)Streaming (4)
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Berlin. Jetzt. Lola und Manni sind Anfang zwanzig und ein Liebespaar. Manni hat sich in letzter Zeit in halb kriminelle Geschichten eingelassen und jobbt als Geldkurier für einen Autoschieber. Doch heute läuft alles schief: Er hat die Geldübergabe komplett vermasselt, weil er auf der Flucht vor Fahrscheinkontrolleuren die Plastiktüte mit dem Geld in der U-Bahn liegen gelassen hat. 100.000 Mark! In 20 Minuten will sein Boss das Geld abholen. Manni ist verzweifelt. Er weiß nicht, was er tun soll und ruft Lola an. Lolas Hirn rast: 20 Minuten, um 100.000 Mark zu besorgen. Da kommt Lola die Idee und LOLA RENNT... (Warner Bros. DE)
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In retrospect, a project that strongly shaped my future perception of film. A story built on coincidences, flawed characters, natural surrealism, and drive. And the drive is incredible. The first fifteen minutes of the film are practically impossible to sit through. It was an experiment for Tykwer, he himself doesn't think in such formal terms, and the fact that he made Lola in this form makes him a really powerful director. Too bad I don't really like his other films.
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Ja, ich gebe es zu, Lola rennt habe ich heute zum ersten Mal gesehen. Und ich bin völlig neben der Spur. Es ist der originellste Film der deutschen Filmgeschichte und (nach Das Boot) auch der zweitbeste überhaupt. So eine Idee gibt es einmal in x Jahren… Die Regie und die Kamera sind sensationell, die Schauspielleistung von Franka Potente ist entwaffnend. Mehr braucht man dazu nicht zu sagen. Lola rennt ist perfekt.
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That was quite a ride! And I’m very happy that I had no idea what this film was about before watching it. I went to it like a blank slate and I couldn’t be more surprised. Fantastically original.
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Run, bitch, run! This is a very enjoyable film that entertains, surprises, intrigues and draws you into the plot. Technically decent, with a dynamic soundtrack, an unconventional but perfect plot, fast pace, and a cute love story. Awesome! 80%
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The video-clip style of some American directors is here infused with European elements and complemented by annoyingly guttural German. The concept is quite interesting. The animated parts, the splitting of the screen, the three versions of the story, and other gimmicks are cool, but the director forgets about the plot as a whole, which is absolutely simple and uninteresting. And so Lola becomes just another technically well-executed piece. The actors are hardly convincing and seeing the same scenes for the third time is a bit tiring. Overall, it's a golden mean. For Europe, however, it's a blast and I admire the director for daring to serve this to the more moderate Europeans.
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When you watch this confident filmmaking concert, which doesn’t deal with a tightly packed narrative structure, but has genre and formal tricks that make it one of the most remarkable author’s projects of its time, you wonder why can’t we have this here, too. A film with a relentless soundtrack a smart clash of several characters, a not too complex spiral and a very funny photographic collage that make it a raging river of dynamic, black-humorous fun. And on top of that, we have the enchanting Franka Potente in a role that would kick Tom Cruise’s ass in a two kilometre run. 85%
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A fantastic ride that I just couldn't avoid and had to come across at least once. Franka Potente is absolutely brilliant, even if she's only actually running. But what's even better is the overall style of the film or rather the alternation of different styles. Tykwer manages to perfectly match the pace of the action with the pace of the narrative and the music, and it blends beautifully and moves forward.
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