Director:
David TwohyGuión:
David TwohyCámara:
Mark PlummerMúsica:
Boris ElkisReparto:
Steve Zahn, Timothy Olyphant, Milla Jovovich, Kiele Sanchez, Marley Shelton, Chris Hemsworth, Dale Dickey, Katie Chonacas, Holt McCallany, Angela Sun (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Una joven pareja aventurera que está pasando su luna de miel en una de las más maravillosas y remotas playas de Hawai, cree haber encontrado el paraíso en sus tierras salvajes y senderos solitarios, hasta que se encuentran con un asustado grupo de excursionistas que hablan sobre el horrible asesinato de unos recién casados en las islas, y comienzan a preguntarse si quizás deberían volverse. Indecisos sobre qué hacer, Cliff y Cydney se unen a otras dos parejas, Nick y Gina y Kale y Cleo, y es cuando las cosas comienzan a ir terroríficamente de mal a peor. Lejos de la civilización o de poder ser rescatados, cada uno de ellos empieza a sentirse amenazado y ya no saben en quien confiar. El paraíso se convierte en un infierno terrenal donde da comienzo una batalla brutal por la supervivencia. (Sony Pictures Esp.)
(más)Reseñas (11)
Una película que engaña no sólo al espectador, sino también a sí misma. Un excelente ejemplo de cómo NO escribir y dirigir un thriller con un sorprendente remate que debería ser tan interesante cuando se ve por segunda vez como cuando se vio por primera vez. David Twohy debería volver a poner énfasis en las imágenes y la atmósfera.
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This is exactly what I needed! Sitting tensely at the screen, guessing who's who. It's unbelievable how many emotions ran through me during that hour and a half. The cast and the script are above standard. The best people were chosen even for the smallest roles. Despite the pleasant beginning, we get into a mysterious atmosphere that you could cut with a knife. It is only after the denouement, when the cards are laid on the table that the real show begins. Even though the action ending may seem a bit comical, I enjoyed it to the last drop. 4.5 stars.
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A very pleasant surprise. It’s true that the beginning (i.e. the first hour) could be a lot faster or shorter, but it’s not boring for a second. Likeable characters, a beautiful landscape and fun dialogues, those are the main reasons why I didn’t have any problem with this film and its initial slow pace. The last twenty minutes are brilliant, fast and tense, with a gimmick here and there, like slow motion preceding fast motion. The only flaw in this otherwise perfect thriller are those ten minutes of exposition that may be justified, but up until then the viewer is led by the nose and this scene comes right when the film starts gaining speed, so it’s hard not to look forward to the end of that explanation. Very good summer thriller. 7/10
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A fantastic hit and one of the biggest surprises of the year. After a series of flops (which were more or less his own fault), Twohy manned up and made a terrific thriller that feels like Hitchcock came back from the dead and went to Hawaii to make another of his classics. A calm romantic introduction outlines the characters, only to be followed by a fairly unoriginal (those who have been watching will remain calm) twist and a perfect final half hour, which (also thanks to the music) is an absolutely crazy sprint full of exaggeration (skull-cracking) and undying adrenaline. The replacement Zahn and a decently acting Milla work well, but Timothy Olyphant is an otherworldly tough guy who can high-five Woody Harrelson for the sharpest tough guy of the fall season. 4 ½.
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