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Londres, 1958, Paul Raymond abre el "Bar Revista Raymond", teatro y club privado donde aparecen mujeres desnudas en gran perjuicio de una Inglaterra conservadora. Productor de revistas de bailarinas, se convierte en el editor de "Solo para hombres (Men Only)", revista para adultos que tiene un éxito inmediato. Rey del Soho, compra uno a uno los inmuebles del barrio, hasta convertirse en el hombre más rico de Inglaterra en 1992. Dirige sus negocios con brío, y su vida personal al igual. Paul Raymond comparte su vida entre Jean, su mujer celosa, Fiona, su amante y estrella de su revista, y su hija Debbie a quien le gustaría seguir los pasos de su padre. (Nueva Era Films)

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claudel 

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español En la película hay bastantes escenas de desnudos, pero poco sexo, ya sea tierno o pervertido, y de alguna manera la erótica y la pasión desaparecen por completo. La película parece esterilizada y se cuenta de manera casi aburrida, seguramente la historia de Paula Raymonda podría haber sido contada de forma más cautivadora, tal vez el problema radica en la elección del personaje principal, ya que al trío principal femenino no se le puede reprochar nada. Lo que más me sorprendió fue Tamsin Egerton, a quien siempre había visto como una rubia frágil, a quien todos sienten la necesidad de proteger, pero no esperaba verla en un papel tan descarado y rompiendo matrimonios sin vergüenza. Había potencial para hacer una película de calidad, solo faltaba agregar algo en algunos lugares y reducir en otros. ()

Necrotongue 

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inglés Another rewatch after many years, and yet another underwhelming experience. Despite its abundance of twists and turns, the plot of this film felt strangely flat. I've never had an aversion to erotica or pornography, so theoretically, this movie should have entertained me, but it failed to do so. I could argue that perhaps the creators attempted to cover too much ground by encompassing the life and work of Paul Raymond, but honestly, I don't think that would have made a difference. The story of Britain's once-richest man was uninteresting, disjointed, and failed to engage me. After watching the whole film, I left with only a basic understanding of who Paul Raymond was and mostly negative feelings about the experience. / Lesson learned: When you're unsure about what to do with your money, avoid investing in cocaine or other fuels and consider supporting those less fortunate, like the poor and disabled. I can't wait. ()

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gudaulin 

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inglés Despite its very average rating on FilmBooster, I had the feeling for quite a long while that I was watching a three-star film, not one that would get you ecstatic, but one that wouldn't bore you and had nothing blatantly wrong with it. However, as the minutes went by, I got the impression that Raymond's story was fading out. The screenwriter seemed unsure of how to approach this material. It's not so much a biographical film because we don't follow Raymond from the moment he tried to make it in the industry with a few dollars in his pocket, and we don't see his artistic beginnings or his initial successes. We only get to know him when he is already brimming with confidence, with both millions and mistresses and nothing significant really happens in his life - unless we consider the exchange of life partners significant. From a dramatic perspective, the film simply doesn't work. It can be considered to some extent as a picture of the free sixties when sexism was rampant and the golden era of pornography began, but the film doesn't work with that systematically either. The designation "a glimpse into the lives of one family that got rich" would suit it the most in the end. In the last third, the film starts to take on dangerously sentimental positions when it addresses drug addiction and the daughter's illness. The Look of Love is watchable, but it's just a run-of-the-mill spectacle that will easily slip your mind afterward. Overall impression: 45%. ()

Malarkey 

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inglés There’s some boobies and a 1950s-style bush here and there, but otherwise, it’s a pretty boring biopic. I was hoping I’d at least have some fun or be shocked. But in this case, I felt as if it were all filmed by a reserved Brit who was afraid to come up with anything that would distinguish this movie from the rest. The only upside of the movie is Steve Coogan who gives it his absolute all once he gets into character. ()

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