Director:
Sam RaimiCámara:
Jamie AndersonMúsica:
Christopher YoungReparto:
Cate Blanchett, Giovanni Ribisi, Keanu Reeves, Katie Holmes, Greg Kinnear, Hilary Swank, Michael Jeter, Kim Dickens, Gary Cole, Rosemary Harris, J.K. Simmons (más)Sinopsis(1)
En una pequeña ciudad de Georgia, Annie Wilson, viuda y con tres hijos, utiliza sus poderes de vidente para predecir el futuro de sus vecinos. Así se gana la vida, como sufrir las violentas amenazas de Donnie, el peligroso marido de una de sus clientas. Annie pone a prueba su don cuando las autoridades le piden ayuda; ha desaparecido una joven y las investigaciones no conducen a nada. Las misteriosas y, muchas veces, aterradoras visiones de Annie parecen ser el último recurso para averiguar su paradero. Y lo más importante, si todavía vive. (Filmax)
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¡Sam Raimi es un genio! Un pequeño pueblo en el que se vislumbra la vida de cada uno de sus habitantes, un pantano, un asesinato. Y una madre abandonada de tres hijos que ve cosas en las cartas que preferiría no ver. Raimi desenreda el mosaico de sospechas y preguntas del público de «¿Quién es el asesino?», acercándonos a la frágil protagonista y provocando en nosotros agradables escalofríos o infartos de primera clase en sus visiones y pesadillas. Raimi hizo realidad su sueño y creó una película de terror en la que no corren ríos de sangre, pero que nos mantiene respirando hasta el último segundo. Su Premonición es un nostálgico homenaje a la escuela de Hitchcock de puras técnicas de thriller en un mosaico de personajes bien definidos y una trama sofisticada. ¡Y el reparto! De no haber sido por la revelación de la identidad del asesino veinte minutos antes de la conclusión de la película, su final habría sido aún más tenso e impactante. Y la película sería una exquisitez de género de cinco estrellas.
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Given that Billy Bob Thornton hasn’t written many scripts, all of them were little gems. And when it is made by an interesting director like Sam Raimi, the guarantee of a quality cross between an interesting idea and unrestrained mainstream is certain. And it is precisely when evaluating Raimi's work that I find myself on shaky ground because surprisingly, he abandoned his typical visual tricks (well, not entirely, as scenes in the woods á la Evil Dead or the bathroom scene can challenge even stronger stomachs) to give maximum space to the actors, who richly reciprocate this "trust." Starting with Cate Blanchett, who seems to be incapable of acting badly, through Keanu Reeves in an atypical role as the antagonist, and ending with Katie Holmes, who compensates for her lack of acting talent in other ways (every viewer should wait for the ending, which, in my opinion, falters a bit, especially in terms of Raimi's delivery, because I guessed what was going to happen about ten minutes beforehand). Just cutting out one scene would make the ending really impactful for me. But that's just a minor criticism of the film, which flows like water, scares, entertains, and most importantly, doesn't fade from your mind after a few days. x
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This film is dominated by its top-notch atmosphere dominates. Cate Blanchett gives a brilliant performance, but what Giovanni Ribisi (they worked together in another great film, Heaven) delivers here is something absolutely perfect. His role as a psychopath is amazing.
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It's a pity the film isn't from 1999, otherwise I would have said it’s another example of the golden thrillers of the 90s. The cast is fabulous, the final twist is okay, I wouldn't put my hand in the fire for it, even though I suspected it. I enjoyed the courtroom scene and the nicely building tension. I love these films. 75%.
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To be honest, this film failed to captivate or entertain me. It’s a standard mysterious thriller that wants to surprise in the end, and fails miserably. The reveal was clear well before it was revealed! It’s not bad, it has too good a cast and director for that, but I think they could have got a lot more out of it.
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