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Brian GoodmanOperatőr:
José David MonteroZeneszerző:
Federico JusidSzereplők:
Antonio Banderas, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Piper Perabo, Abel Ferrara, Vincent Riotta, Nicholas Aaron, Nathalie Rapti Gomez, Gioia Libardoni (több)Streaming (1)
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Paul az egykor szebb napokat látott író most egy forgatókönyvön dolgozik a hegyek közt megbújó házban, ami ha bejön, talán újra felpörgetheti karrierjét. A férfi egy nap felvesz az autójába egy vándort. A vacsora után Paul felajánlja Jacknek, hogy befogadja a házába, maradjon nála. A fiatal Jack inspirálja és segíti az írásban, és nem mellesleg súlyos titkot hordoz, valójában brutális sorozatgyilkos. Nemsokára hatalmas vihar csap le, megszűnik az áramellátás. A két férfi magára marad a házban. (HBO Europe)
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Actually, it wasn't bad at all, and the central duo of Banderas and Rhys Meyers appealed to me. They fit well together, especially in the sense of their mismatched dynamic. The finale isn't bad either; there's something unexpected about it, although I won't claim it's outright great. Nevertheless, I believe it's a pretty good way to make a thriller that can be enjoyable. ()
A tiny bit of a crazy Irish cat vs. a Spanish gray mouse with a tendency to suckle. The question is who in the mountain cabin stands with their back to the corner, and whether there's a fox and a hoopoe with them! Antonio Banderas and Jonathan Rhys Meyers bring a craftsman’s touch to their roles, but I had the same feeling of inauthenticity from the atmosphere as when creators try to turn Italy into the United States with props like traffic signs and red ketchup containers. Twists didn’t bother me. Alcohol is clearly not just a pleasure, but also a conveyance to the muse. Never mind that with that one finger, the script will be finished in about ten years. ()
Antonio Banderas is playing with a human soul here. Not only is Jonathan Rhys Meyers not playing by the rules but Antonio, as a writer, is clearly dominating here and he apparently doesn’t know what to do with his recently started book. So, he needs to vent his anger a bit and come up with a great ending. It is a pity, though, that what Antonio enjoys, the viewer doesn’t. The recluse writer is a very gratifying topic but with an approach like this, he will, at best, retire. ()
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