Director:
Ben WheatleyGuión:
Amy JumpCámara:
Laurie RoseMúsica:
Clint MansellReparto:
Tom Hiddleston, Jeremy Irons, Sienna Miller, Luke Evans, Elisabeth Moss, James Purefoy, Keeley Hawes, Peter Ferdinando, Sienna Guillory, Reece Shearsmith (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
1975. Dos millas al oeste de Londres. El doctor Robert Lang se muda a su nuevo apartamento buscando un desangelado anonimato, solo para descubrir que los residentes del edificio no tienen intención de dejarlo en paz. Resignado a las complejas dinámicas sociales que lo rodean, Lang afronta la situación y se convierte en un buen vecino. Mientras trata de establecer su posición, los buenos modales y la salud mental de Lang se desintegran con el edificio. Las luces se apagan y los ascensores no funcionan, pero la fiesta continúa. La gente es el problema. La bebida, la moneda de cambio. El sexo, la panacea. (Betta Pictures)
(más)Reseñas (3)
I was looking forward to High Rise since the first trailer, unfortunately Ben Wheatley prefers boredom to fun as he has shown in his previous films, and he confirms it now. The idea of the film is decent, but underutilized. I was hoping for a civilized Snowpiercer, what I got was an over-desined posh borefest that even Tom Hiddleston can't save. The scene where Hiddleston flays a man's head was the most interesting in the whole film. In short, a non-sensual mess of dream scenes. 40%
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Nobody can explain to me what kind of nonsense I have just watched. I was looking forward to a clever and interesting sci-fi set into the 1970s. But the result was possibly the most yawn-inducing extract of boredom I have seen recently. And it wasn’t salvaged even by the interesting architecture and the qualities of the cameraman connected with it. That is the only part where you can talk about quality.
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At first glance, the movie has an interesting cast, but upon watching it, you will realize that this is actually a pretentious film that thinks a bit of violence and rough scenes will help, as it has nothing else to say. It's like watching a party of worn-out, horny, but highly socially positioned losers.
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