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The Shallows
Director:
Jaume Collet-SerraGuión:
Anthony JaswinskiCámara:
Flavio Martínez LabianoMúsica:
Marco BeltramiStreaming (4)
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En el tenso thriller Infierno azul, Nancy (Blake Lively) está haciendo surf en una playa solitaria cuando un enorme tiburón blanco la ataca. Nancy se queda atrapada a apenas unos metros de la costa y, aunque está a solo 100 metros de la salvación, para alcanzarla tendrá que tirar de todos sus recursos y su voluntad. (Sony Pictures Esp.)
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No es una película de terror seria ni un suspenso que permanezca en el espectador. A veces es un entretenimiento emocionante, formalmente efectista para audiencias de palomitas de maíz, llena de tonterías. Sobre todo en la parte final. Solo el encanto y el esfuerzo de la actriz Blake Lively la mantienen por encima del promedio. En estas aguas, prefiero películas más minimalistas y creíbles como El Arrecife.
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No me gustan las películas con un solo actor, o casi toda la duración con un solo actor. Sin embargo, en este caso, no me aburrí en absoluto. Admito que es bastante fácil ver a Blake Lively en traje de baño y neopreno, incluso con una pierna afectada por la gangrena, pero me sorprende que me hayan gustado tanto las Películas de Tiburón. Visualmente impresionantes, lo suficientemente emocionantes y con una dosis baja de irrealidad. Creo que en el cine podría haber sido una experiencia aún más intensa.
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There hasn't been a better shark horror film since Jaws. Jaume Collet-Serra has moved from action to our favourite genre and it suits him very well. Blake Lively is an amazing choice, and Serra knows very well that horror fans are mostly men so we get full close-ups of her amazing body, which any guy will enjoy. Aside from her body we also get to enjoy some excellent underwater shots which are breathtaking, the guy has an eye for detail and it's a joy to watch the natural wonders. The Shallows has a very dynamic pace, gripping and escalating tension, decent twists, Blake reacts logically and the shark looks perfect himself. Those who have respect for sharks, as I do, will enjoy the effective scares. A one woman survival show like no other, I enjoyed this ride perfectly. I praise the finale as taut as my neighbor's thong and the minimal use of CGI. 80%
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Water Gravity light. A B-movie that I enjoyed and which enjoyed me. They don’t have to look into my head and pull phobias out of there. But the jellyfish scene will haunt me until just before I die. Thanks to Blake Lively, a sweet combination of an erection and a contracted ass. Jaume could have done without a couple of the over the top of the top scenes, but otherwise it’s the ultimate summer eye candy. Everything one needs from crisp exploitation.
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Blake is kissable and the seagull is straight-up Oscar-worthy, but the whole story, despite its sympathetic length, is kind of dull and features no real surprises. A couple of times I admiringly pondered the production background, where the camera games probably end and the casual special effects begin, but Serra accepts only very sloppy screenwriting assignments into his crafted workshop. [Finale = humorous self-parodic failure. I was quite sad about all the previous efforts.]
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