El poder de la Ambición
El poder de la Ambición
Gold
Director:
Stephen GaghanCámara:
Robert ElswitMúsica:
Daniel PembertonReparto:
Matthew McConaughey, Édgar Ramírez, Bryce Dallas Howard, Corey Stoll, Toby Kebbell, Rachael Taylor, Bruce Greenwood, Stacy Keach, Michael Landes (más)Streaming (2)
Sinopsis(1)
Kenny Wells es un fracasado hombre de negocios reconvertido en un moderno explorador desesperado por tener un golpe de suerte. En un último esfuerzo, Wells se asocia con un geólogo con la misma poca fortuna, interpretado por Edgar Ramírez, para ejecutar un plan grandioso: encontrar oro en la inexplorada selva de Indonesia. (Tripictures)
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No es que no tenga una estructura de la historia con puntos finales, pero le falta la savia y la dirección es desinteresada. Con una selección de canciones de la banda sonora que es discutible. La película se beneficiaría de un estilo de narración más ágil y fresco. La chispa que tenía La gran estafa americana (las películas se mueven en un territorio retro estadounidense similar).
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An above-average standard reconstruction (in the day) of the biggest gold fraud on earth. Unfortunately made by a director without the necessary knack. The acting is great, and tubby McConaughey rocks. The screenplay is excellent, but has no build-up of tension, and simply tells the story as it unfolds, which is a bit disappointing. And this is another important lesson we can learn from history.
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The film reminds me more of The Big Short than The Wolf of Wall Street. It wasn't a bad film, Matthew McConaughey's performance is excellent and the overall idea is definitely intriguing, towards the end there is the expected stuffiness and trouble and only then does the film start to get interesting. For one viewing ok. 60%.
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A traditionally well-prepared McConaughey, giving his usual 100 percent to his role. Otherwise, however, this is a rather uninteresting film inspired by a true story, which follows in the footsteps of American Hustle in its retro style, but lacking vivacity and passion. Other than a couple of emotionally accomplished situations, it’s a real borefest.
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A film that seems rather off-putting at the beginning, just to create a state of movie bliss at the end. At the beginning I had no idea what reason I could find to finish watching this movie. Although Matthew McConaughey showed another incredible transformation, at the same time he spoke so technically I thought for a while he fell from the Mars. Luckily, after meeting Édgar Ramírez, the technicality disappeared and the real story began, gradating the film's quality towards a bit shocking ending. What can I say, it was again one of those films I will be glad to remember.
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