Director:
Wim WendersCámara:
Phedon PapamichaelReparto:
Jeremy Davies, Milla Jovovich, Mel Gibson, Jimmy Smits, Peter Stormare, Amanda Plummer, Gloria Stuart, Tom Bower, Donal Logue, Bud Cort, Julian Sands (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Los Ángeles. Un hotel ruinoso en un barrio miserable del "down town". Esta es la cara oculta de Los Ángeles, la escoria de la ciudad, convertida hoy en una Corte de los Milagros donde sobrevive una fauna de marginados abandonados a su suerte. Una mañana, Tom Tom, un retrasado mental, se lanza al vacío desde la azotea de su hotel. A través de un largo "flash-back", descubrimos la vida de este "colgado", locamente enamorado de Eloise, un ángel caído que niega su propia vida y vagabundea descalza por las calles de mala muerte del "down town". (Aurum Producciones)
(más)Reseñas (4)
Million Dollar Hotel me entusiasmó tanto que tuve que verlo de nuevo al día siguiente. El hotel, donde se investiga un asesinato, lleno de personajes y figuras extrañas, es un lugar donde puede surgir un sentimiento especial. Nunca olvidaré el diálogo de Milly Jovovich: "No existo, soy ficticio" :-) Y junto con el anuncio del perfume Escape de Calvin Klein, ella ofrece su mejor actuación :-) Y mi favorito, Tim Roth, lo corona todo al final con su presencia de un minuto.
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Psychedelic nonsense. Boring, unintentionally ridiculous in places. And I still think U2 is the best rock-pop band of all time.
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The three stars I'm giving this are less of a rationalization and more of an rating of "satisfactory". Wim Wenders creates an atmosphere through captivating monologues and great camera work, while Mel Gibson and Jeremy Davies give their characters an incredible liveliness. However, the total disappointment for the viewer is the screenplay. Instead of a psychologically tuned game or at least a genre-unidentified combination, it simply jumps from place to place and indulges in peculiar characters. And I consider it a great sin that the much-promoted accompaniment by U2 is not used to its full potential, as it only faintly murmurs in the background, except for the opening and closing credits.
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An excellent blend of the gloomy setting of the old hotel and its dejected inhabitants with great performances and a pleasant musical score. It all sounds very nice, but overall the film's plot simply failed to draw me in enough to stare at the screen with my mouth open. The potential was certainly great, but it wasn't quite tapped. Another criticism would be the longer running time. All in all, a film that stays slightly above average, thanks mainly to Jeremy Davies, Milla Jovovich and Gloria Stuart, but there are plenty of much deeper drama-thrillers that deserve a higher rating compared to it.
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