La respuesta de Francia al trabajo italiano
Taxi 2 cuenta la historia del ministro de Defensa japonés visitando Marsella para conocer las técnicas anti-gangster de los policías de la ciudad. Sin embargo, durante la visita es secuestrado por un grupo trabajando para los yakuza. El joven agente Emilien es designado a rescatar el ministro y la agente y novia Petra, también secuestrada, y devolver el honor a su departamento. Otra vez más, el rápido conductor de taxi Daniel es llamado para ayudarlo con sus dotes de conducción en su Peugeot 406..
"Taxi 2," released in 2000 by ARP Sélection and TF1 Films Production, is a high-octane French action-comedy that serves as the exhilarating sequel to the original "Taxi." Directed by Gérard Krawczyk and penned by Luc Besson, the film follows the further adventures of Marseille taxi driver Daniel Morales, portrayed by the charismatic Samy Naceri, and his Peugeot 406, which is now even more souped-up than before. The plot thickens when a Japanese minister visits France, and a group of Yakuza kidnaps him, leading to a wild chase across the country. Daniel, alongside his police officer friend Émilien, played by Frédéric Diefenthal, must navigate through a series of comedic and action-packed scenarios to save the day. The film brilliantly blends humor with adrenaline-pumping action sequences, showcasing the vibrant streets of Marseille and Paris as its backdrop. The chemistry between Daniel and Émilien is a highlight, with their banter and camaraderie adding depth to the fast-paced narrative. The introduction of new characters, such as the tough-as-nails Japanese policewoman Lilly, played by Bai Ling, adds an international flair and further enriches the storyline. The Yakuza villains, with their over-the-top antics, provide a perfect foil to the protagonists' more grounded, albeit chaotic, heroics. "Taxi 2" is not just about the thrilling car chases and stunts; it also offers a satirical take on French bureaucracy and law enforcement. The film pokes fun at the often absurd situations that arise when different cultures and systems collide, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking. The visual style, characterized by dynamic camera work and vibrant cinematography, captures the essence of the action-comedy genre, keeping audiences on the edge of their seats while simultaneously laughing out loud. Overall, "Taxi 2" stands out as a quintessential French film that successfully combines elements of action, comedy, and cultural commentary. It remains a beloved entry in the "Taxi" series, celebrated for its energetic pacing, memorable characters, and the sheer joy it brings to viewers. Whether you're a fan of high-speed chases or simply enjoy a good laugh, "Taxi 2" delivers an unforgettable cinematic experience.
Año2000
Presupuesto10500000$
Duración82 minuto
Ingresos64400000$
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GénerosAcciónComedia
Países de producciónFrance
