Director:
Stanley KubrickCámara:
Larry SmithMúsica:
Jocelyn PookReparto:
Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Jackie Sawiris, Sydney Pollack, Todd Field, Sky du Mont, Marie Richardson, Thomas Gibson, Vinessa Shaw, Rade Serbedzija (más)Streaming (6)
Sinopsis(1)
William Harford es un médico respetable de Nueva York cuya vida parece ir sobre ruedas. Tiene una mujer preciosa con la que lleva 9 años casado, una hija y un trabajo que le gusta. Pero una noche, al día siguiente de asistir a una fiesta, su esposa Alice le cuenta unas fantasías eróticas y cómo estuvo a punto de dejarle por un hombre que ni siquiera conocía. Abrumado por esta confesión, sale a la calle a visitar a un paciente. De vuelta a casa paseando, entra en un local donde un antiguo compañero le cuenta una misteriosa historia. A partir de entonces, un mundo de sexo y fantasías se abre ante él, uniéndose a una congregación secreta dedicada al hedonismo y al placer sin límites. (Warner Bros. España)
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Kubrick se sometió a varias odiseas espaciales por cuestiones existenciales, sólo para darse cuenta en la última de que lo único que tiene sentido en la vida es un buen polvo. La pregunta es si tiene razón. Su genio, su avanzada edad y el inconmensurable peso de este mensaje -como su último- confirman que sí. Un éxtasis psicológico y estilístico de tres horas.
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These shut eyes truly burn the viewer, and most importantly, mature within them. It may have been a long time since I saw the film, but the provocative feeling of being present at the ritual or the paranoid thoughts of Bill still remain. Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman are brilliant, and Stanley Kubrick's construction of atmosphere with the help of minimalist musical accompaniment is also exceptional.
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I had my eyes really wide open, but the film failed to win me over. Yes, it’s technically precise, it couldn’t be otherwise with Stanley Kubrick, Cruise and Kidman were perfect, the cinematography was impressive and the musical score was evocative in places (the simple piano notes really worked and fit the atmosphere), BUT… there was no emotional or intellectual experience for me. The film is very cold and shallow in its message. It's also possible that I misunderstood it, and I don't really care in this case. I'm not sorry that I wasn't invited to the Kubrick’s last party this time, because I have fond memories of the previous ones. So Arrideverci! Sir, I have enjoyed all your creative life.
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I was waiting to watch this movie for an awfully long time. And when it finally happened, I had a hard time to accept its poetics for the first twenty minutes of the movie. The storytelling is slow and intensive but after half an hour it gets faster and it turns into a decent psychological flick with a mysterious atmosphere of 90s thrillers. After all I have to admit it was pretty clear that this is Stanley Kubrick’s film. Sometimes I felt I was not watching Eyes Wide Shut but The Shinning sequel. The camera shots or an intensive piano music confirmed that this film is again a completely unique experience for the audience. The end could have been a bit more daring and it didn’t have to end with simple ‘fuck’ but otherwise it was great. True Kubrick. It’s hard to find similar directors nowadays…
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The master's wonderful farewell to the world of film and to the world as such... What does he leave behind as a testament? An exciting, erosive and mysteriously poignant essay, a parable of the inconspicuous crisis of a relationship between two people who are pushed apart for a moment by one dream, one feeling. Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman's fascinating duet is primarily a sign of the visual superiority of the former, but better convincingness of the latter. Dr. William Hartford, an inherently happy, contented and confident man, learns one fine evening from his wife about an unrealized love adventure, and this story, rather an unfulfilled dream, gives him the impetus to go on a surreal and unreal journey for temptation, to soothe his painful male ego. During this journey, he slowly ceases to be himself and becomes a man who wears a mask... and, surrounded by pleasure, perversion, and pervasive temptation, he eventually becomes involved in a strange game that is full of dangers and unknowns. And even his mask can't protect him from the inevitable. Kubrick is as disturbing and suggestive as ever, the atmosphere of pre-Christmas New York adds a great inner strength to his film with geysers of gaudy colors, beautiful female nakedness and a story of tremendous inner strength. Every shot is a delight. Sensual, riveting. The acting... fantastic. The music – minimalist, fitting. A masterful parable with one single point...fucking. Fact. Dream. Agitated perception. Deep dreaming. Eyes wide shut.
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