Director:
Darren AronofskyCámara:
Matthew LibatiqueMúsica:
Clint MansellReparto:
Ellen Burstyn, Jared Leto, Jennifer Connelly, Marlon Wayans, Christopher McDonald, Louise Lasser, Marcia Jean Kurtz, Suzanne Shepherd, Mark Margolis (más)Streaming (2)
Sinopsis(1)
Harry vive con su atormentada madre Sara y mientras él sueña con una vida mejor, ella está permanentemente a dieta para el día que pueda cumplir su mayor ilusión; aparecer en su concurso televisivo preferido. La ambición de Harry y su novia Marion es hacerse ricos vendiendo droga con su amigo Tyrone y utilizar las ganancias para abrir un negocio propio, pero nunca llega el dinero suficiente para iniciar su plan. A pesas de todo, Harry y Marion no se resignan a vivir una existencia que consideran despreciable, por lo que harán lo impensable para conseguir la vida que anhelan. (Lauren Films)
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La inventiva como director de Darren Aronofsky es increíble. ¿Puede alguien reflejar de forma tan brillante los sentimientos humanos utilizando únicamente la cámara, el montaje y la música? La interpretación también es excelente: la actuación de Ellen Burstyn es una de las mejores que he visto. Pero ni siquiera eso me basta. Réquiem por un sueño es, de hecho, un mosaico devastador de sufrimiento que es algo egoísta. No es la reflexión filosófica profunda, existencial y atemporal que podría haber sido. Lo cual es una pena, dadas sus extraordinarias cualidades formales.
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Huge, and followed just after the end of the movie by an indescribable depression about addiction to anything, with incredible performances by the main foursome. Darren Aronofsky's amazing directing, full of captivating visual ideas, makes this film an unforgettable masterpiece.
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I’ve just watched it and I’m full of impressions. This film should be mandatory for anyone thinking about trying drugs. I can’t remember ever watching a more intense and more hopeless film. Even the beginning is no idyll and things only get worse with every minute, and by the end the situation is utterly bleak. Aronofsky seems to be a huge talent and I don’t think it’s too off the mark to say that he’s one of the most promising directors today. The way he plays with images, music and sounds is just perfect, the direction of the dream and hallucinogenic sequences is truly psychedelic. 100%
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It's brilliant filmmaking, but its excessive darkness is its biggest weakness. Aronofsky, as co-writer of the screenplay, in an attempt to play on the darkest possible string, committed several screenwriting blunders, and very big ones at that. However, if I had to pick one drug-themed movie out of all the ones I wanted to use to discourage my potential offspring from using drugs, it would pick this one. It's not nearly as sophisticated and complex as, say, Traffic, and it's leaky script-wise, but it's so disgusting in its depiction of the consequences of drug use that it would have served its purpose perfectly.
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Straightforward - transparent - destructive. Although one swears that Aronofsky is working with his triad of destinies so ostentatiously that the viewer cannot be caught with his pants down, it happens nonetheless. Thanks to famous editing, fantastic music and a gourmet tempo, and the atmosphere of the shots, Requiem for a Dream escalates into unbearably creaking tones of frustration and humiliation. Mansell's central melody makes one feel cold, but the visual poem Darren composed for it tears the skin. Although the film typically does not have a particularly deep interior, its surface is so perfect and so well targeted that it cannot be resisted.
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