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Sinopsis(1)
Una pareja que vuelve de Las Vegas se ve obligada a ocuparse de un cadáver en el desierto, haciendo de su luna de miel un viaje infernal. (Prime Video)
Reseñas (3)
Una película de suspense surrealista que, por su colorido pictórico y su sobrealienación emocional (música flemática de jazz), no deja acercarnos a los personajes y la mayor parte del tiempo nos aburre con varios clichés (y fastidiosas peleas de los recién casados) para asestar un golpe en la parte final con un interesante e inexplicable giro al estilo de Lynch. Como un trabajo de graduación de un estudiante de la Escuela de Cine de Písek, sería una bomba, pero como un debut como director de un conocido actor estadounidense es solamente aceptable. De todos modos, no es una película para cines y ese 3D es una broma muy mala.
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An insane road trip through the desert obviously filmed for just a few bucks. The atmosphere is a weird blend of film noir and mysterious thriller in a 3D obviously-digital mess that is so distinctive that it had to be the intention. Tom Jane deserves a prize just for being able to get something like this into the movie theaters. And I still don’t get why 3D occurred to him. Country definitely has its moments and is crowned with a Lynch-style WTF kind of an ending, which I had a feeling would be coming right from the beginning, but I still found it hard to believe that it might happen in this movie. - Was it him or not? - Maybe. - Maybe? - I don’t know, maybe. Hard to say, when the guy didn’t have a face.
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Someone probably took some inspiration from David Lynch, but at the same time tried to make a noir film. It turned into something that could be clever - at least it pretends to be - and artistic, but ultimately, it's just a banal story that likes to play with darkness, of which there's plenty here.
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