Director:
Jon AmielGuión:
Ann BidermanCámara:
László KovácsMúsica:
Christopher YoungReparto:
Sigourney Weaver, Holly Hunter, Dermot Mulroney, William McNamara, Harry Connick, Jr., J.E. Freeman, Will Patton, John Rothman, Jon Briddell, Rob Nilsson (más)Sinopsis(1)
La psicóloga Helen Hudson es especialista en asesinos en serie. Desentrañar las mentes de sus pacientes es un trabajo peligroso, tanto que uno de ellos está a punto de matarla. Ahora sufre de agorafobia y vive recluida en su apartamento con el temor de volver a escuchar la voz amenazante de un psicópata. (Warner Bros. España)
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I’m a sucker for a good mystery thriller, and while it’s tough to find anything that lives up to a classic like Se7en, Copycat was pretty solid. I enjoyed it. Sigourney Weaver's character was a bit odd, and I didn’t entirely get her, but in the context of the overall detective story, it didn’t bother me too much. It’s an enjoyable film, and it easily earned its three stars from me.
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Alien is unique, or how the unforgettable Ellen Ripley rode on the wave of her famous name after a phenomenal success. If Copycat was supposed to be an original and intellectual crime thriller about mass murders, it definitely didn't succeed as it should have. Pros? An amazing Holly Hunter, an excellent Dermot Mulroney, and even Sigourney Weaver as a mentally unstable psychologist can be proud of her performance. Cons? A bland and unexciting screenplay, many unresolved plotlines and inconsistencies, uneven tension, fluctuating pace, and simply too obvious made-for-TV execution. A film that blended into the grayness and mediocrity of contemporary Hollywood.
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