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âun film extrĂȘmement lent et poussif : tout y devient rapidement prĂ©visible et sans surprise. On doit Ă©galement se taper toute une mĂ©lasse sociale fort peu crĂ©dible et dĂ©finitivement balourde dont on a du mal Ă se sortir⊠Difficile de rester rĂ©veillĂ© en effet devant cette chienlit rĂ©alisĂ©e par Sidney « deux de tension » Lumet : absolument imparable pour la sieste du dimanche aprĂšs-midiâ
Broyax · Metacritic â
âThis is a very tense film, with good dialogue. Your constantly unsure of how things will develop, plot wise and obviously what the ultimate outcome will be for the hostages, as well as the two rather quirky main characters, Sonny and Sal. I found myself feeling empathy towards both the hostages and the hostage takers, which isn't always the case in such films. I found it particularly engrossingâ
DawdlingPoet · Metacritic â
âthe movie just get straight to it, and that's a very very right decision to do, it's perfectâ
Habibiehakim · Metacritic â
âDog Day Afternoon is an exciting and yet a very intense must watch true story filmâ
Habibiehakim · Metacritic â
âHe won't let you wait long and we will find ourselves at the scene in the first minutes and the robbery begins. Fast pace. No planning. From the beginning, something happens all the time.â
MrPajamas · Metacritic â
âAfter a while, however, the film will slow down, so if you are not interested in this topic or this event, which was filmed in truth, then it will probably not be very lively for you to watch.â
MrPajamas · Metacritic â
Read 28 Aug 2026 · confidence 13% · too thin for a score · how this works
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âPacino simmers in this daring and brilliantly constructed treatise on the many facets of a crime.â
Adam Smith, Empire · 100
âDog Day Afternoon is a frank social melodrama thatâs also a celebration of quotidian bravery. The camera might linger on guns and barely restrained violence, but it also dwells upon the love and the support thatâs extended in the weirdest and most unexpected of places.â
Chuck Bowen, The A.V. Club · 100
âA masterly reconstruction of a Brooklyn bank siege on August 22, 1972, built around arguably Al Pacino's finest screen performance.â
Tim Robey, The Telegraph · 100
âThe entire cast is excellent, top to bottom. Dog Day Afternoon is, in the whole as well as the parts, film-making at its best.â
Staff (Not Credited), Variety · 100
âThe film's tone is extraordinarily flexible, holding within the same reality elements of the absurd, the ridiculous and the comic while sustaining a sense of tension and dread throughout. This is, of course, one of the classic Pacino roles - he's so appealing - but don't overlook the late John Cazale as his accomplice, who gives us a character who's stupid and scared, troubled and dangerous, and disturbingly inscrutable.â
Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle · 100
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âun film extrĂȘmement lent et poussif : tout y devient rapidement prĂ©visible et sans surprise. On doit Ă©galement se taper toute une mĂ©lasse sociale fort peu crĂ©dible et dĂ©finitivement balourde dont on a du mal Ă se sortir⊠Difficile de rester rĂ©veillĂ© en effet devant cette chienlit rĂ©alisĂ©e par Sidney « deux de tension » Lumet : absolument imparable pour la sieste du dimanche aprĂšs-midiâ
Broyaxabout 0â100% inread it â
âThis is a very tense film, with good dialogue. Your constantly unsure of how things will develop, plot wise and obviously what the ultimate outcome will be for the hostages, as well as the two rather quirky main characters, Sonny and Sal. I found myself feeling empathy towards both the hostages and the hostage takers, which isn't always the case in such films. I found it particularly engrossingâ
DawdlingPoetabout 0â100% inread it â
âthe movie just get straight to it, and that's a very very right decision to do, it's perfectâ
Habibiehakimabout 0â15% inread it â
âDog Day Afternoon is an exciting and yet a very intense must watch true story filmâ
Habibiehakimabout 0â100% inread it â
â**A good film, but not as memorable as some people say.** Director Sidney Lumet created this film based on a true incident that is still the subject of study by police cadets today: a homosexual who decides to rob a bank to pay for his partner's sex change, but who takes the manager and the employees as hostages when things get complicated, and desperately tries not to be killed or arrested by the policemen, who surround the place and try to control a maddened crowd, who are not sympathetic tâ
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