Director:
Renny HarlinGuión:
Matthew AldrichCámara:
Scott KevanMúsica:
Richard GibbsReparto:
Samuel L. Jackson, Ed Harris, Eva Mendes, Keke Palmer, Luis Guzmán, Robert Forster, Jose Pablo Cantillo, Maggie Lawson, Peter Franzén, Christa Campbell (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Tom Cutler (Samuel L. Jackson) es un hombre cuyo trabajo consiste en limpiar escenas de crímenes después de que la policía haya recabado todas las pruebas y haya retirado a las víctimas. Cutler, el limpiador, elimina todo rastro de sangre, olor y manchas y se considera a sí mismo capaz de eliminar también el dolor al borrar cualquier vestigio de una tragedia. Pero todo se complica cuando Cutler limpia por error el escenario de un asesinato antes de que la policía haya actuado en él, de modo que se convierte en el involuntario encubridor de un crimen que tratará de resolver. (Notro Films)
(más)Reseñas (7)
A very average crime film that relies on the cast and decent direction but is pulled down by the mediocre Hollywood script. A film that will evaporate from your mind by tomorrow and won't leave any traces. On the other hand, it also doesn't provoke any outrage while watching it. Overall impression: 50%.
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A pretty good watch with great actors in the main roles. Unfortunately, the screenwriters didn’t manage to exploit the theme properly. In fact, apart from a couple of scenes, this is a regular crime drama that contains only a couple of brighter passages and a couple of tips on cleaning stains. And I would have expected more action from Harlin.
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It’s got a good subject, sealed in cellophane with a 1990s stamp, but piles on genre clichés in a perfect pyramid. However, the certainty that is S.L. Jackson and Ed Harris never fail to deliver, and Renny Harlin reminds us that even a simple B-movie can be briskly paced. He may not be the old fella who tore down Washington airport and fed human flesh to smart sharks, but to film a person cleaning up the mess after someone’s head was blown off in a way that was spectacular... damn, that guy sure put a smile on my face.
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The first half of the film can be intriguing. I was surprised by the original story and plot. Then I was even more disappointed by the second half, when the writers didn't use the story properly. So towards the end I felt that the main idea got lost somewhere along the way. And that's a terrible shame. I can't say half a word about the cast. 3 stars.
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