Director:
Paul SchraderGuión:
Paul SchraderCámara:
Gabriel KosuthMúsica:
Frederik WiedmannReparto:
Nicolas Cage, Anton Yelchin, Irène Jacob, Silas Carson, Serban Celea, David Lipper, Bogdan Stanoevici, Tomiwa Edun, Alexander Karim, Tim Silano (más)Streaming (2)
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Ewan Luke es un agente de la CIA que descubre que está comenzando a perder la vista, hasta el punto de que es muy probable que llegue a quedarse completamente ciego al cabo de un tiempo. Mientras lucha con la progresiva ceguera, tiene que enfrentarse a la última misión de su trabajo tras la cual se retirará: deberá capturar a Banir, un peligroso terrorista al que creía haber eliminado hace años. (Divisa Home Video)
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I simply like Nicolas Cage, and perhaps that's precisely because he doesn't really care what he's film he’s acting in. He takes roles on after the other, and lately, he regularly appears in B-movie productions. This political thriller, however, is not bad at all, and for a B-movie, it's good, thanks to Cage's performance. He's traditional, but I still enjoy it. Moreover, he has yet another excellent look.
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Nicolas Cage’s movies have been really declining in quality. The emphasis put on his injured right ear was almost ridiculous. It’s clear that he no longer knows what kind of movies he should appear in, and that he’s taking way too many roles. The only good thing was that this movie didn’t have the three-hour running time the creators originally planned for, because otherwise I’d not have finished watching it.
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