El silencio de los inocentes
El silencio de los inocentes
The Silence of the Lambs
Director:
Jonathan DemmeGuión:
Ted TallyCámara:
Tak FujimotoMúsica:
Howard ShoreReparto:
Jodie Foster, Anthony Hopkins, Scott Glenn, Ted Levine, Anthony Heald, Brooke Smith, Diane Baker, Kasi Lemmons, Charles Napier, Tracey Walter, Roger Corman (más)Sinopsis(1)
Jack elige a la estudiante del FBI Clarisse Starling para utilizarla en un caso complicado: cree que ella puede sacarle información de un caso a un preso conocido como Hannibal el Caníbal. Entre la chica y el ex-psiquiatra asesino nace una complicidad y se produce un toma y daca de información. (20th Century Fox España)
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An incredibly atmospheric, possibly even hypnotic thriller. The masterful screenplay, brilliant camera work, and brilliant performances by all main and supporting characters guarantee a captivating spectacle that you will want to experience again. Even on multiple viewings, you will appreciate the complexity and precision of the screenplay and the performance of Anthony Hopkins as the demonic Hannibal Lecter – his best role. Of course, there are several repugnant and brutal murders, but that is a part of the film and I think criticizing this aspect is entirely inappropriate. It is difficult to find any shortcomings, everything is exactly as it should be. Well-deserved Oscars. One of the best films of the 1990s.
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Looking back, maybe this wasn’t such a ground-breaking movie as it seemed when it was first released. The truth is that neither Buffalo Bill nor the screenplay are at all original - on the other hand, in technical terms this is excellent and has a brilliant and believably urgent atmosphere, excellent music by Howard Shore and a well-adapted screenplay. So this is a good above-average affair. But what gives The Silence of the Lambs its place in cinema history is the relationship, dialogs and quality of acting (or almost living the parts) of Agent Starling and Dr. Hannibal Lecter. Even today this is the absolute zenith of cinema, not just in this genre.
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Flagship of the psychothriller genre of the 1990s, which combined traditional crime thriller with a horror atmosphere and morbid details. The Silence of the Lambs managed to overcome genre limitations and earned five Oscars and enthusiastic comments from film critics for its "twisted" genre. Several fortunate moments came together in the production of the film - a clever screenplay that, despite the bizarre nature of its antiheroes, moves in a realistic environment, a skillful director who based the appeal of the film not on frantic action or bloody, naturalistic violence, but on carefully constructed tension-filled atmosphere of uncertainty and fear. The great casting with the seemingly fragile J. Foster and the perfectly cast Hopkins, who managed to embody the monstrous charm of his Lecter and became the most attractive serial killer in film history, also contributed to the success. Overall impression: 95%.
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I've waited 21 years and I still don't feel like I've missed anything crucial. The Silence of the Lambs is "only" a good film and of course, Hopkins' scenes with Foster are strong, but there are not that many of them and as a detective story it goes completely over my head. Yet as a complex franchise, it's certainly tolerable.
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"And Grandma, why are your eyes so big?" – "I have just seen Silence of the Lambs, dear Little Red Riding Hood, and I'm still reeling from it.” I first saw this film in the cinema before it was famous, not many people knew about it and the Oscars were six months away. When I came out of the cinema I observed the other people, everyone looked puzzled, no one even spoke. I arrived home feeling I had seen something special. My mother asked “so, how was it?” And I answered, “mum, believe me, we are going to hear a lot about this movie,” and the following Oscar ceremony proved me right. This film is indeed something special. If possible, watch it in the original if only for the voice of Anthony Hopkins.
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