Un chasseur de truffes qui vit seul dans la nature sauvage de l'Oregon doit retourner à Portland à la recherche de son cochon, qui a été kidnappé.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Michael Sarnoski
Director
Nicolas Cage
Rob
Alex Wolff
Amir
Adam Arkin
Darius
Cassandra Violet
Lori
Julia Bray
Bree
Elijah Ungvary
Scratch
Beth Harper
Donna
Brian Sutherland
Drunk Man
David Shaughnessy
Audiobook Narrator
Gretchen Corbett
Mac
Sean Tarjyoto
Dave
Darius Pierce
Edgar
Kevin Michael Moore
Dennis
Tom Walton
Butcher Joe
Davis King
Bryce
Nina Belforte
Charlotte
David Knell
Chef Finway
Dana Millican
Nurse Linda
Vanessa Block
Writer
Michael Sarnoski
Writer
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Commentaires
10 commentaires
dangg i thought this movie was like Jason Statham rescuing someone but... like yeahh just now makes me sob😓 a very sad ending....
source: Pig
source: Pig
What are these reviews? Did we watch the same movie? This was one of the worst movies I've ever seen. Utterly boring and I'm sorry but what about this is at all a thriller? I genuinely do not understand the rave reviews. WHAT WAS THE POINT OF THIS FILM?
Pig is no bad movie and the performance of Nicolas Cage is the true star here, but, well, the story didn't work too well for me. Mandy, the greatest piece Mr. Cage did in ages (my opinion of course), is unchallenged by this little flick. Pig is a dark and melancholic tale and got its merits in acting and cinematography, but for sure is not meant for everyone: at least this time I don't belong to the chosen (few?) ones who are able to spot a genius masterpiece in this work. Still, if you are heavily interested in the works of Nicolas Cage and you like unusual movies, you may give this one a try.
If you do not have a minimum of EMOTIONAL intelligence you'll hate this no matter how much you like Cinema Kubrick and Bergmann. You need to have a certain level of sensitivity for this, read between lines and formulate your own conclusions. Every once in a while a thing like this pops up and confirms that cinema as an art is not dead, you hear that Guy Ritchie? It's not dead!
