La última esperanza
Director:
Boris SagalCámara:
Russell MettyMúsica:
Ron GrainerReparto:
Charlton Heston, Anthony Zerbe, Rosalind Cash, Paul Koslo, Lincoln Kilpatrick, Eric Laneuville, Brian Tochi, Monika Henreid, DeVeren Bookwalter (más)Streaming (1)
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Bienvenido al futuro. La guerra biológica ha diezmado la población en la tierra. Los Ángeles es ahora una ciudad fantasma. Robert Neville preparó una vacuna que le inmunizó justo antes de que la plaga asolara el mundo. Ahora, Robert recorre las calles desiertas durante el día, encerrándose en su refugio al ponerse el sol, cuando los otros "supervivientes" emergen. (Warner Home Video)
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I can't help but love this story, which most people will know as I Am Legend. The fact that it turns into something that I don't like as much towards the end is another matter. But the idea of the last man on earth is great. Charlton Heston was perfect for me in this role and I enjoyed his whole journey. I would have liked it to go differently at the end, but that's kind of Matheson's fault.
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The beginning of the gradual decline of a once great actor in a serious sci-fi flick that, thanks to shoddy direction, becomes a parody of itself. Heston is only here to run around with his hairy chest bared, while the evil infected inspire terror with their white wigs, white contact lenses and powdered faces. You'll laugh at the awfulness of the script and marvel at the clumsily shot action scenes with clearly visible stunt stand-ins. Even Bert I. Gordon would have made a better film. Send Sagal to the gulag, and Douglas to a mental institution!
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