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Overview:
Set in the near future, Lockout follows a falsely convicted ex-government agent , whose one chance at obtaining freedom lies in the dangerous mission of rescuing the President's daughter from rioting convicts at an outer space maximum security prison.Status: | Released (2012-04-12) |
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Awards: | 1 nomination |
BoxOffice: | $14,326,864 |
Screen: | James Mather, Steve Saint Leger, Luc Besson |
Productions: | EuropaCorp, Canal+, Ciné+, Digital Factory, FilmDistrict |
Production Countries: | France, United States of America |
Spoken Languages: | English |
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Backdrops
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Crews
- 936154: Stephen St. Leger - Director - Directing
- 56228: Marc Libert - Producer - Production
- 938686: Leila Smith - Producer - Production
- 59: Luc Besson - Writer - Writing
- 936154: Stephen St. Leger - Writer - Writing
- 59: Luc Besson - Executive Producer - Production
- 1017343: Anđelija Vlaisavljević - Executive Producer - Production
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Reviews
Per Gunnar Jonsson
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We watched this movie more or less by chance last evening. We normally do not have Canal+ in our “bouquet” but they are making a drive right now so everyone can watch Canal+ for a couple of weeks and this movie looked interesting, at least compared to the rest of the choice available ....
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Nobody smokes anymore, Snow! I was kind of inclined to headline this as being the movie guaranteed to make highbrow film fans froth with incredulity. That anyone could enjoy such a derivative, tongue-in-cheek, low ambition piece of schlock, is surely cause for venomous spleen ven ....
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