Director:
D.J. CarusoCámara:
Guillermo NavarroMúsica:
Trevor RabinReparto:
Alex Pettyfer, Timothy Olyphant, Teresa Palmer, Dianna Agron, Callan McAuliffe, Kevin Durand, Judith Hoag, Beau Mirchoff, Brian Howe, Karen Allen, Jake Abel (más)Streaming (2)
Sinopsis(1)
Tres ya están muertos. ¿Quién es el número cuatro? D.J. Caruso (Control total, Paranoia) dirige este thriller cargado de acción acerca de John Smith (Alex Pettyfer), un adolescente extraterrestre que intenta ocultarse de despiadados enemigos, enviados para destruirlo. Cambiando constantemente de identidad, mudándose de una ciudad a otra bajo la supervisión de su guardián Henri (Timothy Olyphant), John es siempre 'el chico nuevo' del lugar, sin vínculos con el pasado. Pero ahora la pequeña Ohio se ha convertido en su hogar, y John deberá enfrentarse a nuevos hechos inesperados que le cambiarán la vida: su primer amor (Dianna Agron), el descubrimiento de poderosas y nuevas habilidades, y una conexión especial con aquellos que comparten su increíble destino. John (Alex Pettyfer) es un adolescente extraterrestre que oculta su verdadera identidad tras la apariencia de un estudiante de secundaria común y corriente, para escapar de un asesino mortal que quiere destruirlo. Otros tres extraterrestres como él ya han muerto él es ahora el número cuatro. (Buena Vista International Spain)
(más)Reseñas (5)
It’s as if two of the most horrendous trends in modern Hollywood (the Bay style of mindless CGI-packed action and the Twilight style of silly teenage romance) had a child. The protagonist is incredibly unlikeable and the film unfortunately revolves entirely around him, it’s so empty that it actually feels like the pilot episode of a TV show. D.J. Caruso is a quite competent director, so the action sequence at the end was at least bearable. 35 %
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My name is John Smith, they call me number four – but you can call me a teenage bromance. Nobody goes to too much trouble over the backstory or plot complexity, but since D.J. Caruso and Michael Bay landed somewhere between Dianna Agron's eyes and Alex Pettyfer's natural charisma, I don't really have time for any objections. This high school melodrama combined with the ultimate action finale takes your breath away surprisingly easily.
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Who are we kidding? It was a disaster! I kept looking away from the screen and getting bored. My two stars go to the fantastic Dianna Agron.
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Panoramas and work with light like Michael Bay, the action is also very good, the main characters are likeable, but conceptually it a B-movie through and through, fortunately without pretending to be anything else. Everything explodes as it should and nobody expects a different ending. Fortunately, it is dynamic and entertaining within its limits. I wasn't expecting a bigger hit, and I didn't get it. It is a solid action flick and I sincerely hope there won't be a sequel, It won’t offer anything at all.
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Sci-fi is a genre that is considered by many to be already exhausted. I don't think so, and in my opinion, there are still themes and developments that need to be discovered. Originality exists here, after all, there can be so many different inventions and worlds! But it seems that there can't be so many innovations after all. Duncan Jones could refute that, but D. J. Caruso has decided to go the old way. He takes a boy with special abilities, creates a bit of mythology around it, maybe adds some monster and dark killers who are simply bad, and we have the classic battle of good versus evil, which wants to be action-packed but is also occasionally family-friendly like "E. T. - The Extra-Terrestrial". "I Am Number Four" can offer only one thing, and that is an effort for good execution, which succeeded. The creators follow the classic framework of similar sci-fi stories, they don't differentiate too much and show us that it can be done the same way for multiple times and still be entertaining. Is the film outstanding? It doesn't have to be outstanding, because it gives us exactly what we want, if we are not too demanding. It is simple popcorn entertainment that doesn't require much thinking. What more could you want? More: http://www.filmovy-denik.cz/2012/07/happy-feet-2-bobr-cislo-4-musketyri.html
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