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Synopsis. The gates of hell are unlocked. A shipwrecked sailor stumbles upon a mysterious island and is shocked to discover that a brilliant scientist and his lab assistant have found a way to combine human and animal DNA—with horrific results. Remove Ads.
27 de nov. de 2010 · re: La isla del Dr. Moreau (The Island of Dr. Moreau, 1996, John Frankenheimer) Según Mubis su precio es de 9.95 euros y como contenido adicional un cortometraje original y trailers. Inglés DTS master Audio 5.1 y Castellano Dolby Digital 2.0.
El veterano John Frankenheimer (El hombre de Alcatraz, French Connection II) dirige con aplomo y ofrece secuencias de gran mérito, aunque decepciona la resolución. Tras las versiones de Charles Laughton y Burt Lancaster, Marlon Brando compone con talento a un Moreau que recuerda al coronel Kurtz de Apocalypse Now.
Esta ocurrencia de Brando, producto del calor y el aburrimiento, se la justificó a Frankenheimer diciéndole que Moreau se había mutado en secreto a Hombre Delfín y que el recipiente cubría el respiradero que había desarrollado en la cabeza; el hielo serviría para mantenerlo hidratado. A todo el mundo le pareció atroz la idea, pero nadie ...
1. The Young Stranger. 1957 1h 24m Approved. 6.5 (658) Rate. After a 16-year-old, neglected by his movie producer father, gets in trouble, his father doesn't believe his claim of self-defense. Director John Frankenheimer Stars James MacArthur Kim Hunter James Daly.
Frankenheimer #24 Nick's Review. Min's Review. WILD. This is the definition of an underrated film, an otherwise glorious example of notorious behind the scenes casting a dark shadow on the overall opinion of an affecting flick. This is also John Frankenheimer's marked improvement on the horror genre, eco-horror even more specifically (after ...
21 de may. de 2024 · Frankenheimer has the gall to have Kilmer white himself up and do a parody (voice and all) of Brando, yet this is, ultimately, at the root of the film’s problem: it’s campy when it really should have been scary. Extras: Weirdly (or not) enough, the original Frankenheimer commentary (DVD) – in which he repeatedly bashes Kilmer – is missing.
