El guerrero solitario
El guerrero solitario
Director:
Clint EastwoodCámara:
Jack N. GreenMúsica:
Lennie NiehausReparto:
Clint Eastwood, Marsha Mason, Everett McGill, Moses Gunn, Eileen Heckart, Bo Svenson, Boyd Gaines, Mario Van Peebles, Arlen Dean Snyder, Vincent Irizarry (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Clint Eastwood es el sargento Tom Highway, conocido como ''Gunny´´, un perdedor en el plano personal, aficionado al alcohol, que sacrificó a su mujer, a su familia, a sus amigos y su reputación, por llegar a lo más alto en la carrera militar. Veterano deguerra en Vietnam y Corea, vuelve a los Estados Unidos para llevar a cabo su última misión: instruir a un grupo de novatos para convertirlos en auténticos marines. Jóvenes, desenfadados y prototipos de una sociedad moderna, reflejan el anacronismo de Highway, cuyos principios son útiles, tan sólo en caso de guerra. (Warner Bros. España)
(más)Reseñas (2)
I thought Clint Eastwood would come up with a military blockbuster that will make me laugh as it happened perhaps only with the M.A.S.H. 4077. But it’s still not a bad movie. Heartbreak Ridge has a classic idea, a classic rendition, just as classic course and an even more classic conclusion. In fact, it’s all absolutely average. This is improved by Clint Eastwood himself, who as a sergeant employed certain slightly harsh methods, and his platoon ignored him. This creates a lot of good but also bad situations and the biggest problem lies with the platoon. I couldn’t stand those guys. The actors portrayed them as a band of usual douchebags in a way that I had to root for Clint, who at least kept showing some effort throughout the film.
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Something between Full Metal Jacket and G.I. Jane, but lacking the raw war setting of the former and the tough abandon and testosterone of the latter. Clint Eastwood is a cool tough guy and his fights the pumped-up Marines are cool to watch, but the action itself (especially the final set piec) is one big confusing mess. I don't know what Eastwood (behind the camera) was playing at, but the result is a failure that completely misses the mark as a simulation of combat. The slightly satirical subtext and plenty of one-liners are cool and mostly spot-on and funny in the given situation. Everett McGill trained his toughness and arrogance here for Under Siege 2, where he is even better and cooler by several notches.
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