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Danko: Calor rojo

Título original: Red Heat
  • 1988
  • 13
  • 1h 44min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
6,1/10
80 mil
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jim Belushi in Danko: Calor rojo (1988)
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Un duro policía ruso se ve obligado a asociarse con un engreído detective de la policía de Chicago cuando es enviado a esta ciudad para detener a un capo de la droga georgiano que mató a su ... Leer todoUn duro policía ruso se ve obligado a asociarse con un engreído detective de la policía de Chicago cuando es enviado a esta ciudad para detener a un capo de la droga georgiano que mató a su compañero y huyó del país.Un duro policía ruso se ve obligado a asociarse con un engreído detective de la policía de Chicago cuando es enviado a esta ciudad para detener a un capo de la droga georgiano que mató a su compañero y huyó del país.

  • Dirección
    • Walter Hill
  • Guión
    • Walter Hill
    • Harry Kleiner
    • Troy Kennedy Martin
  • Reparto principal
    • Arnold Schwarzenegger
    • Jim Belushi
    • Peter Boyle
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  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    6,1/10
    80 mil
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Walter Hill
    • Guión
      • Walter Hill
      • Harry Kleiner
      • Troy Kennedy Martin
    • Reparto principal
      • Arnold Schwarzenegger
      • Jim Belushi
      • Peter Boyle
    • 166Reseñas de usuarios
    • 90Reseñas de críticos
    • 61Metapuntuación
  • Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro
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    Arnold Schwarzenegger
    Arnold Schwarzenegger
    • Ivan Danko
    Jim Belushi
    Jim Belushi
    • Art Ridzik
    • (as James Belushi)
    Peter Boyle
    Peter Boyle
    • Lou Donnelly
    Ed O'Ross
    Ed O'Ross
    • Viktor Rostavili
    Laurence Fishburne
    Laurence Fishburne
    • Lt. Stobbs
    • (as Larry Fishburne)
    Gina Gershon
    Gina Gershon
    • Cat Manzetti
    Richard Bright
    Richard Bright
    • Sgt. Gallagher
    J.W. Smith
    J.W. Smith
    • Salim
    Brent Jennings
    Brent Jennings
    • Abdul Elijah
    Gretchen Palmer
    • Hooker
    Pruitt Taylor Vince
    Pruitt Taylor Vince
    • Night Clerk
    Mike Hagerty
    Mike Hagerty
    • Pat Nunn
    • (as Michael Hagerty)
    Brion James
    Brion James
    • Streak
    Gloria Delaney
    • Intern
    Peter Jason
    Peter Jason
    • TV Announcer
    Oleg Vidov
    Oleg Vidov
    • Yuri Ogarkov
    Saveliy Kramarov
    Saveliy Kramarov
    • Gregor Moussorsky
    • (as Savely Kramarov)
    Gene Scherer
    • Consul Stepanovich
    • Dirección
      • Walter Hill
    • Guión
      • Walter Hill
      • Harry Kleiner
      • Troy Kennedy Martin
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    • Producción, taquilla y más en IMDbPro

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    7paul_m_haakonsen

    Who is Dirty Harry?...

    Well, this is indeed a classic Schwarzenegger movie, no doubt about it. And it is actually a movie that proves to be timeless, as you can watch it again and again.

    The storyline is good and director Walter Hill picks up the pace from the very beginning and doesn't really take his foot off of the speed pedal throughout the movie. And that is a good thing, because the audience is in for an action ride here, as was the tendency with the 80s action movies starring Schwarzenegger.

    Needless to say that there is an abundance of action throughout the course of "Red Heat".

    Arnold Schwarzenegger is superb in the role of Ivan Danko, and his accent is just glorious for the role. Jim Belushi actually fits the role of Art Ridzik, an American police officer tired of his job, worn down and just lashing out at the world; he has that particular quality to his demeanor. And that brings us to Ed O'Ross, in the role of Viktor Rostavili, because he fits that archetypical type of bad guy so well and really had that gritty look to him.

    Now, you might want to put your sense of realism on the shelf before you sit down and watch "Red Heat", because that is not the main focus of the movie. You know what you get here, Schwarzenegger facing insurmountable odds and coming out on top - the same formula used in all of his action movies, essentially. But hey, it was good entertainment, and that is all that matter.

    But while "Red Heat" is not the defining movie of Schwarzenegger's movie career, it is definitely one of the more memorable and outstanding movies.

    I am rating "Red Heat" seven out of ten stars. I grew up on Schwarzenegger's movies and the 1988 movie "Red Heat" is still as entertaining and watchable in 2019 as it was back in 1988.
    6alexpeychev

    They don't make'em like this anymore...

    Arnie's best days are long gone but here, he gets to shine, maybe because the character of Danko perfectly matches his sometimes "wooden" performance. It's definitely one of his strongest roles. it's a movie that has clichés and the story is nothing extraordinary, but the movie works well and is entertaining every time, even if you know what's going to happen.
    6romanorum1

    A Mismatched Couple in Law Enforcement

    The first 15 minutes of the movie occurs in Red Square in Moscow. Grim, Stone-faced, distant Moscow homicide cop Ivan Danko (Arnold Schwarzenegger) tries to apprehend Russian Georgian drug dealer Viktor Rostavili (Ed O'Ross) and his brother. Viktor escapes, but not before he shoots Danko's partner, Yuri. In turn, Viktor's brother is killed. Viktor escapes to Chicago, where he teams up with black thugs known as the Cleanheads. They are cocaine pushers.

    Danko is sent to Chicago where he teams up with vocal, wisecracking, plainclothes detective Art Ridzik (John Belushi) in order to track down Victor to extradite him. After he was captured and escorted by Danko and Ridzik, though, Viktor escaped when he was assisted by the Cleanheads, who were dressed like policemen. Ridzick's partner was killed in the mêlée.

    Thus the only plot of this action-thriller is to capture Viktor; there is neither mystery nor intrigue. There are, however, the obligatory shoot-outs and chase scenes. Note that neither Ridzick nor Danko believes in the Miranda Act. The ending involves a bus chase through the streets of Chicago at night, followed by a duel. This is the first movie in which an American director was allowed to film on location in Red Square. It was also filmed in Budapest and in Chicago.
    8FlorianLaur

    They don't make'em like this anymore...

    Walter Hill is an underrated guy. He kind of single-handedly created the cop buddy genre with 48 hours and Red Heat. Arnie's best days are long gone (they probably ended with Twins and Total Recall), but here, he gets to shine, maybe because the character of Danko perfectly matches his sometimes "wooden" performance. It's definitely one of his strongest roles. Ed O'Ross is also brilliant as Danko's counterpart and although only has a few scenes, he owns them. Usually, he plays funnier characters (even in Moonlighting or Full Metal Jacket, his characters seem a bit tongue in cheek), but this is probably the strongest role I remember him in.

    The movie oozes atmosphere. The rainy weather, the streets of Moscow(Budapest), the great soundtrack by James Horner...sure, it's a movie that has clichés and the story is nothing extraordinary, but the movie works well and is entertaining every time, even if you know what's going to happen. There's just something about basically making this kind of a Soviet affair in American land. Highly recommended.
    6CuriosityKilledShawn

    These guys eat too much red meat!

    Walter Hill is a director known for his tough guy action movies (The Warriors, Extreme Prejudice, Southern Comfort) and in the early 80s he scored big with 48 Hours, a story of mis-matched partners working together to catch the bad guys. He repeated that formula again in 1988 with Red Heat, though it had become a regular cliché by this point.

    Ivan Danko is a no-nonsense Soviet cop sent to Chicago to extradite a notorious Russian criminal back to Communist soil. While in America he is teamed-up with easy-going Detective Art Ridzik as they jump over new hurdles and suffer multiple setbacks. As an action comedy it offers a fare amount (but just not enough) of laughs and thrills. Big Arn is amusing a the brick-faced Danko and Belushi (in his first of three appearances in Arnie movies) is likable enough. Peter Boyle and a young Laurence Fishburne help appear in smaller roles as Ridzik's cynical superiors, but are not given much else to do. Gina Gershon (yum yum) shows up as a damsel in distress, but extends the plot without deepening it. Even James Horner's score is kind of middle-ground, neither good nor terrible.

    There's no real problem or fault with Red Heat except that is just doesn't offer an exhilarating amount of what it sets up. It's so straight-forward and lacking in mystery and intrigue when it could so easily have written in. A bit of a missed-opportunity, but certainly worth watching and owning for action and Arnie fans.

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    El último gran héroe
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    • Curiosidades
      Arnold Schwarzenegger spent three months learning to speak Russian. Jim Belushi spent two weeks working at a Chicago police district headquarters.
    • Pifias
      The teleprinter at the Moscow militia headquarters is seen printing a message in Russian but in the Latin alphabet. Equipment used by the Soviet government would undoubtedly allow the Cyrillic alphabet to be used.

      They do have those. Also, some using the Latin alphabet. Ever since Kennedy sent the first ones to Moscow in July 1963.
    • Citas

      Hooligan: Hey, asshole! You can't park here, this is my spot! I live right up there. So move your piece-of-shit car or give me fifty bucks.

      Ivan Danko: I do not understand.

      Hooligan: Let me make it real simple, moron. You move your ass or give me fifty, or I take my Pete Rose here and fucking mutilate your car.

      Ivan Danko: Do you know Miranda?

      Hooligan: Never heard of the bitch.

      [Danko punches him unconscious]

      Ivan Danko: [in Russian] Hooligani.

      [Ridzik comes back]

      Art Ridzik: Everything okay?

      Ivan Danko: Yes, fine. No problems.

      Art Ridzik: What about that sack of shit lying on the sidewalk?

      Ivan Danko: He lives here.

    • Créditos adicionales
      In the opening credits certain letters are reversed so as to imitate Russian Cyrillic script. In particular, "Rs" and "Ns" are reversed.
    • Versiones alternativas
      German theatrical version was edited for violence to secure a "Not under 16" rating. Rental VHS (Starlight) was also edited for violence. Retail VHS (Starlight, EuroVideo) included all the violence but missed 9 minutes of dialogue (oddly both versions were rated "Not under 16"). In 1997 the film was re-released by Astro, this time in its uncut form with a "Not under 18" rating (it was advertised as being a "Director's Cut"). DVD (Kinowelt) is also uncut.
    • Conexiones
      Edited into Viejos camaradas (1999)
    • Banda sonora
      Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution
      Op.74: "The Philosophers"

      Written by Sergei Prokofiev

      Arranged and Conducted by James Horner

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 6 de octubre de 1988 (España)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Idiomas
      • Inglés
      • Ruso
      • Español
    • Títulos en diferentes países
      • Danko
    • Localizaciones del rodaje
      • Budapest, Hungría(As Moscow)
    • Empresas productoras
      • Carolco Pictures
      • Lone Wolf
      • Oak Pictures
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    • Presupuesto
      • 29.000.000 US$ (estimación)
    • Recaudación en Estados Unidos y Canadá
      • 34.994.648 US$
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • 8.133.822 US$
      • 19 jun 1988
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      • 34.994.648 US$
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