Synopsis
Lights. Camera. Abduction.
When a Hollywood star mysteriously disappears in the middle of filming, the studio sends their "fixer" to get him back. Set in the 1950s, the story was inspired by the career of Eddie Mannix (1891–1963).
Hail, Caesar!
Cast
Josh Brolin George Clooney Alden Ehrenreich Ralph Fiennes Scarlett Johansson Tilda Swinton Channing Tatum Frances McDormand Jonah Hill Veronica Osorio Heather Goldenhersh Alison Pill Max Baker Fisher Stevens Patrick Fischler Tom Musgrave David Krumholtz Greg Baldwin Patrick Carroll Fred Melamed John Bluthal Alex Karpovsky Armazd Stepanian Allan Havey Robert Pike Daniel Robert Picardo Ian Blackman Geoffrey Cantor Christophe Lambert Show All…
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Nancy Haigh Greg Papalia Easton Michael Smith Barbara Mesney Nashon Petrushkin Eric Hill Adam Kirby Jason McDonough Michael Thurman Kevan Weber
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Skip Lievsay Peter F. Kurland Craig Berkey Eliza Paley Larry Zipf Wyatt Sprague Goro Koyama Andy Malcolm Marko Costanzo Don White Jack Heeren George A. Lara Stephen Muir Davi Aquino Greg Orloff
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Alternative Titles
Hail, Caesar! A Tale of The Christ, Хай живе Цезар!, 凱薩萬歲!, ¡Ave, César!, Hail, Caesar! - Kein Film ohne Hauptdarsteller, Аве, Цезаре!, 헤일, 시저!, ヘイル、シーザー！, Xaire, Kaisar!, ヘイル、シーザー! ：2016, Ave, César !, Да здравствует Цезарь!, Ave, Cesare!, Ave, Cézár, Χαίρε, Καίσαρ!, Salve, César!, เฮล, ซีซาร์! กองถ่ายป่วน ฮากวนยกกอง, יחי הקיסר!, Yüce Sezar!, Ave, Cezar!, Ave, César!, Hil Cæsar!, Ave, Ceasar!, 凯撒万岁, ¡Salve, César!, Аве, Цезар, 凱薩萬歲, Ave, Caesar!, Caesar Vạn Tuế!, Slavu Cēzaram!, ヘイル、シーザー!, დიდება კეისარს!, Ave, Cezar, Ave, Cezare!, Ave, Cèsar!
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17 Feb 2016
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18 Feb 2016
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19 Feb 2016
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25 Feb 2016
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26 Feb 2016
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03 Mar 2016
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04 Mar 2016
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10 Mar 2016
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11 Mar 2016
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24 Mar 2016
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Physical
17 Jun 2016
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22 Jun 2016
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Argentina
03 Mar 2016
- Theatrical
Australia
25 Feb 2016
- TheatricalPG
Azerbaijan
03 Mar 2016
- Theatrical
Belarus
03 Mar 2016
- Theatrical
Belgium
17 Feb 2016
- Theatrical
Brazil
25 Feb 2016
- Theatrical12
Bulgaria
19 Feb 2016
- Theatrical
Canada
05 Feb 2016
- Theatrical
Czechia
03 Mar 2016
- Theatrical15+
Denmark
18 Feb 2016
- Theatrical7
Estonia
19 Feb 2016
- Theatrical
Finland
26 Feb 2016
- Theatrical
France
17 Feb 2016
- TheatricalTP
Germany
18 Feb 2016
- Theatrical0
Greece
18 Feb 2016
- TheatricalΚ
17 Jun 2016
- Physical DVD, Blu-ray
Hungary
25 Feb 2016
- Theatrical16
Ireland
04 Mar 2016
- Theatrical12A
Israel
18 Feb 2016
- Theatrical
Italy
10 Mar 2016
- TheatricalT
Kazakhstan
03 Mar 2016
- Theatrical
Lithuania
19 Feb 2016
- Theatrical
Mexico
11 Mar 2016
- Theatrical
Netherlands
18 Feb 2016
- Theatrical6
22 Jun 2016
- Physical6 Blu ray
Norway
26 Feb 2016
- Theatrical
Poland
19 Feb 2016
- Theatrical12
Portugal
25 Feb 2016
- Theatrical
Romania
05 Feb 2016
- Theatrical15
Russian Federation
25 Feb 2016
- Theatrical18+
Singapore
18 Feb 2016
- Theatrical
Slovakia
03 Mar 2016
- Theatrical
South Korea
24 Mar 2016
- Theatrical12
Spain
19 Feb 2016
- Theatrical12
Sweden
19 Feb 2016
- Theatrical7
Turkey
19 Feb 2016
- Theatrical
UK
04 Mar 2016
- Theatrical12A
USA
05 Feb 2016
- TheatricalPG-13
Ukraine
03 Mar 2016
- Theatrical
Popular reviews
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What is Hail, Caesar!? What isn’t Hail, Caesar!? It’s a comedy, a noir, a historical epic, a musical (of two different varieties), and a melodrama. It’s a movie about the glory days of the industry that churns them out, and how the system so often resembled 1,000 spinning plates wobbling in perfect harmony for a split second. It’s a film about faith, and the pivotal role that it plays in one man’s search for meaning amidst the chaos of existence. It’s a tale of the Christ, told by two Jews who wouldn’t trust Jesus to save a cat out of a tree, let alone someone’s mortal soul. That is to say: It’s a Coen brothers movie, and one of their…
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[seconds before the Channing Tatum dance scene starts)
me: oh man, this scene’s so good. have you seen it?
cheyenne: yes. you showed it to me several times before we shot the last september videounbelieveable how much this movie is like a reverse Babylon. like if it was released tomorrow, we’d all be like “oh cute, a Babylon parody.” almost every scene has an equal! i liked babylon enough, but i love this movie. and it looks soooo ducking good, deakins nails the aesthetic of 50s films spectacularly. kind of like the best sketch film of all time
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channing tatum's homoerotic tapdancing sailors musical number saved my life
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There was a point in time when I didn't like Channing Tatum; what a fucking idiot I was.
The film is very entertaining, but its kind of all over the place. There's A LOT of great scenes, but the movie itself didn't completely come together for me. Definitely enjoyed it overall though.
Like a good chunk of the Coen Brothers' filmography; this is definitely one I'm going to have to watch more than once to fully appreciate it. Heck, I didn't care much for The Big Lebowski after my first watch and now I've seen it 10+ times. That film is my Bible.
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92/100
"Would that it were so simple.”
Hail, Caesar! begins with the image of a crucifix as a solemn hymn silently sings within a quiet church, establishing an earnest degree of gravity in a surrounding world of profound, bewildering zaniness. It is in this opening image, soon dissolving into a close-up of Christ’s universal display of sacrifice, where we meet the Coens; not as filmmakers, but as autobiographers. That’s not to say that Hail, Caesar! is strictly about any specific experience, but it feels mined from within, a slapstick-y scream of annoyance and frustration that continuously trails back, wounded but energized, to the swelling love of cinema.
Much can be stated about the film’s pure aesthetic pleasures, evoking the classicism…
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Wasn't bad, wasn't great. One of the most average films I've ever seen. Pretty disappointing considering what I was expecting but oh well.
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I think this is possibly the platonic ideal of how to use Channing Tatum in your movie
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49/100
Not the Coens' worst (though it's close), but easily their laziest. Structurally, it's a disaster, continually and arbitrarily switching back and forth between puckish character study (of a surprisingly bland character) and goofy ensemble piece—it's as if (a blander) Llewyn Davis had wandered into Burn After Reading, which would do neither Llewyn nor BAR's clockwork plotting any favors. More than that, though, Hail, Caesar! plays like 21st-century Woody Allen, which is to say that it feels like they wrote exactly one draft and then immediately shot it. (Casting tons of recognizable faces in forgettable bit parts—did they really need Alex Karpovsky to walk around a room snapping photos?—heightens the resemblance.) So many potentially terrific ideas never amount to anything,…
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