Director:
Robert ZemeckisCámara:
Dean CundeyMúsica:
Alan SilvestriReparto:
Meryl Streep, Bruce Willis, Goldie Hawn, Isabella Rossellini, Ian Ogilvy, Adam Storke, Nancy Fish, Michelle Johnson, John Ingle, Debra Jo Rupp (más)Streaming (4)
Sinopsis(1)
Helen y Madeline se odian mortalmente. Madeline está casada con un cirujano plástico, pero éste tiene una aventura con Helen. No obstante, las dos mujeres recurren a él para mantener un aspecto juvenil. Cuando, misteriosamente, Helen encuentra una pócima que garantiza la eterna juventud, Madeline seguirá sus pasos. (United International Pictures)
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Reseñas (8)
La crueldad del envejecimiento y valor de belleza en las mujeres son temas que las actrices sufren en su vida diaria. Exageramiento de la persecución del aspecto juvenil parece gracioso. Obviamente debe ser una comedia, pero tal vez puede ser un comentario de la superficialidad de no solo Hollywood sino la gente en general.
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Zemeckis intellectually on top of his game. With his creative signature, he perfectly hit the retreat of classic Hollywood and the advent of the modern and predatory 90s, the dream and money factory. It succeeded both cinematically (revolutionary visual effects, pace of storytelling) and plot-wise (lots of biting satirical allusions and undertones). In places, however, this tale is extremely exaggerated and loud, or a bit out of touch with reality. So even though there are quite a lot of life tenets, it's often difficult to properly enjoy them under all the make-up and gratuitous shouting.
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Hee-hee. I think I don’t want to be forever young. Definitely not anymore. A really wonderful comedy with the great Bruce Willis and the decomposing divas, Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn. The screenplay was excellently penned and Zemeckis has a feel for making a funnily mysterious atmosphere. A great and mainly edifying watch.
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A decent comedy with a great cast. A great idea, a great leading trio, Meryl Streep, Bruce Willis and Goldie Hawn, good black humour and nice women. The highlight for me is the scene where Streep falls down the stairs. 80%.
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Death Becomes Her is a film with a perfect stellar cast, an imaginative premise, and a fairly funny script, but I personally felt there was something missing, some kind of charge that would have given the film some juice. The special effects are well handled for the time and the makeup of Hawn and Streep is impressive, no question about it. In short, a film that makes its mark mostly with its top-notch cast, but it just didn't scare me, make me wonder, or make me laugh as much as I would have liked, which is a bit of a problem with a horror comedy fantasy.
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