Director:
Gaspar NoéGuión:
Gaspar NoéMúsica:
Thomas BangalterReparto:
Monica Bellucci, Vincent Cassel, Albert Dupontel, Jo Prestia, Philippe Nahon, Gaspar Noé, Fatima Adoum, Isabelle Giami, Stéphane Drouot, Eric Moreau (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
La venganza es irreversible, lo mismo que la herida que lo provoca. Marcus (Vincent Cassel) recorre enloquecido las calles de París, acompañado de su amigo Pierre (Albert Dupontel) para vengar la brutal violación de su novia Alex (Monica Bellucci). Pero la violencia, cuando se desborda, conlleva trágicas consecuencias. (Vértigo Films Esp.)
Reseñas (7)
Irreversible me gustó. Pero esperaba algo más refinado, más a lo «De Palma». Tiene una idea, pero no tan fuerte como para necesitar expresarla con un contenido tan extremo. Los momentos fuertes son MUY fuertes, pero la conversación alrededor es tan ordinaria que en una película con unos efectos visuales tan pulidos resulta aburrida y forzada. En consecuencia, Irreversible no es más que una provocación estilísticamente interesante con el objetivo de llevar al cine al menos a toda Francia y provocar debates.
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Příšerný překlad české distribuce patrně měl přilákat do kin davy fanoušků lačných po nechutných scénách, bohužel tento film je sice drsný a to vlastně jen kvůli dvěma násilným scénám, ale má myšlenku, je zručně natočen a snaží se sdělit něco víc, než jen předkládat bezdůvodné násilí. A naši distributoři, nechť si sáhnou do svědomí anebo pořídí francouzsko-český slovník!
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They said it was one of those movies that would balance on the borderline of tolerance in the world cinematography. I appreciate primarily the music part to which Thomas Bengalter from the band Daft Punk again put great care. I appreciate the idea to come up with a story told from the end. The rest is pure art, and I don’t know why I should like that.
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At the end, there remains the provocation of the audience on the theme of "who doesn't avert their eyes" and the obvious question of whether the film should be an extreme test of endurance. Definitely not for me, and therefore I don't know why Gaspar Noé made such a collection of cruelty, I don't know what he wanted to say, and I don't like at all the way he tries to differentiate himself from the mainstream. Surprisingly, despite the negative approach towards the audience, the screenplay tries to reach people's souls in several moments. It is perverted in its suggestiveness and in the fact that you won't see similar scenes elsewhere. Despite the self-centeredness of the reversed narrative approach, I acknowledge a certain quality, the specificity of the form, and the distinctiveness. But when it comes to signing up to the principles behind this endeavor, don't count me in.
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The basic message is primitive: violence is bad, yes. Everything else is just filler hanging on a formal pun, which ultimately degenerated into the fact that everyone must have heard something at some point about Monica Bellucci (an absolute goddess at the time) filming a very naturalistic rape scene. But the point of why this was so has been lost in the rumor mill. Such a process is irreversibly odd and the overall project is therefore useless and the uproar around it downright empty. And there was somehow going to be a groundbreaking film told backwards in 2002? Nobody believes that.
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I have to say, that rape scene really shook me. I imagine that’s also true for everyone else... Gaspar Noé is crazy, but he knows how to make a film that won't leave you indifferent. I must admit that the scene is the center of the film and its meaning. Moreover, he uses reverse chronology in his storytelling. That makes understanding harder, but it does have its purpose, especially given the penultimate scene. Some of the scenes are unforgettable, and this one will haunt me.
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If the main goal of this film was merely to shock, it probably succeeded admirably. The two "twisted" scenes are very powerful and brutal, but in the end they are the only thing you remember from the film – the other content is more or less boring. Still, I’m giving it 4 stars because I haven't experienced such a depressing feeling in a long time.
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