Mandy se encuentra en 1983, donde Red Miller, un hombre roto y maldito persigue a la desquiciada secta religiosa que asesinó al amor de su vida.Mandy se encuentra en 1983, donde Red Miller, un hombre roto y maldito persigue a la desquiciada secta religiosa que asesinó al amor de su vida.Mandy se encuentra en 1983, donde Red Miller, un hombre roto y maldito persigue a la desquiciada secta religiosa que asesinó al amor de su vida.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
- Premios
- 13 premios ganados y 43 nominaciones en total
Paul Painter
- Announcer
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Opiniones destacadas
There are those who easily forgive transgressions by misguided people and seek to have them treated and return to society as productive people. For those, this is NOT the type of movie.
Perhaps the most appropriate review title here is "Entertainingly Insane." The best clue regarding this movie is what the director says, "The actual story is not so important, what matters is how you shoot it and edit it." In other words, how it looks and feels is most important, and that comes at you full force in this movie.
I would not normally seek out this type of movie but recently I read that Nic Cage says during a period when he was in debt by several $Millions he took lots of roles and made some questionable movies because he needed to earn money.
This probably isn't one of those, I saw a recent interview on a late night show and when asked to name his five favorite movies he has made, "Mandy" was on that short list.
Set in the Pacific Northwest, it was filmed mostly in Belgium where they found some very interesting locations, which adds to the visual design. The movie has lots of red in it, particularly red lights at night, and lots of gore and blood. At its core it is a revenge movie, to destroy a misled religious cult with a fanatic as its leader.
At home on DVD from my public library.
Perhaps the most appropriate review title here is "Entertainingly Insane." The best clue regarding this movie is what the director says, "The actual story is not so important, what matters is how you shoot it and edit it." In other words, how it looks and feels is most important, and that comes at you full force in this movie.
I would not normally seek out this type of movie but recently I read that Nic Cage says during a period when he was in debt by several $Millions he took lots of roles and made some questionable movies because he needed to earn money.
This probably isn't one of those, I saw a recent interview on a late night show and when asked to name his five favorite movies he has made, "Mandy" was on that short list.
Set in the Pacific Northwest, it was filmed mostly in Belgium where they found some very interesting locations, which adds to the visual design. The movie has lots of red in it, particularly red lights at night, and lots of gore and blood. At its core it is a revenge movie, to destroy a misled religious cult with a fanatic as its leader.
At home on DVD from my public library.
Ok so I first watched this not sure what it was about but I was hopeful of some good old meme quality Nic Cage Rage scenes at the very least. After it finished I sat there thinking WTF and I had to go make a cup of tea and seriously think about some of my life decisions.
Once that was done I came on imdb to find out more about the film and to frankly rant a little. After spending a good half hour reading a lot of very mixed reviews I decided to leave it and watch the film again another day. Which I just have.
It's not my cup of tea. I think the majority of people will hate this film purely because it's not what they are used too, and they just don't get it. Yes ok sympathise with the haters the film is a very simple revenge plot, there's not much dialogue, it's filmed mostly in red and it can drag on in places and many will turn it off before it gets half way.... Which is a shame as this film left me with a similar 'wtf did I just watch' feeling that reminds me of the first time I watched 'Eraserhead.'
'Mandy' is very much an arthouse film with a dose of 80's grindhouse thrown in and if that's the kinda film you like you will love this film. Nic Cage is brilliant in it, and yes he has those rage moments, the violence is swift and brutal, there's even a chainsaw fight. It's surreal, the atmosphere and music blends perfectly with the madness and drug induced hysteria and anger the film is trying to portray in its own arthouse style and I genuinely think this will turn out to be a cult classic.
So yep, not for everyone, but at least try and appreciate it for what it is. 8/10.
Once that was done I came on imdb to find out more about the film and to frankly rant a little. After spending a good half hour reading a lot of very mixed reviews I decided to leave it and watch the film again another day. Which I just have.
It's not my cup of tea. I think the majority of people will hate this film purely because it's not what they are used too, and they just don't get it. Yes ok sympathise with the haters the film is a very simple revenge plot, there's not much dialogue, it's filmed mostly in red and it can drag on in places and many will turn it off before it gets half way.... Which is a shame as this film left me with a similar 'wtf did I just watch' feeling that reminds me of the first time I watched 'Eraserhead.'
'Mandy' is very much an arthouse film with a dose of 80's grindhouse thrown in and if that's the kinda film you like you will love this film. Nic Cage is brilliant in it, and yes he has those rage moments, the violence is swift and brutal, there's even a chainsaw fight. It's surreal, the atmosphere and music blends perfectly with the madness and drug induced hysteria and anger the film is trying to portray in its own arthouse style and I genuinely think this will turn out to be a cult classic.
So yep, not for everyone, but at least try and appreciate it for what it is. 8/10.
Just a brief review here summed up in two words...Absolutely Mental.
A 2018 revenge nightmare starring Nicholas Cage & from co-writer/director Panos Cosmatos (Beyond the Black Rainbow). A happy couple, Cage & wife Andrea Riseborough, live in a secluded cabin in the woods but one day while walking home, Riseborough catches the eye of a psychotic mad man, Linus Roache, w/a messianic complex (aren't they all?) who directs his minions one night to scoop her & Cage up. After she's drugged & dragged in front of Roache, Riseborough makes the cardinal, fatal sin of laughing in front of his presence causing him to kill her off in front of Cage who's left bound to watch. Breaking free of his bonds the next morning & after an interlude of unhinged hysterics & vodka, Cage embarks on a mission of revenge (along w/a trusted crossbow he gets from his friend, Bill Duke) taking down any & everyone behind his wife's demise. Set against a kaleidoscope of purples & blacks in imagery reminiscent of a hellscape painted on the side of a 70's custom van, Cosmatos indulges in the ultimate anti-date night movie which doesn't give us an easy closure to the events but somehow wallows in the id of the characters to send its message home.
This movie is an absolute trip and people complain about style over substance but that's the whole point of the movie. To give us an insane heavy metal LSD horror trip for 2 hours. It suceeds in every way. Nic Cage is goofy in this movie and it is perfect. Some of his expressions are golden.
I mean if you liked the new suspiria or the neon demon or climax it's kinda in this genre.
I mean if you liked the new suspiria or the neon demon or climax it's kinda in this genre.
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- TriviaIn a 2018 UK Guardian interview, Nicolas Cage described his performance's inspiration: only just before shooting started, his 14 year marriage to Alice Kim Cage came to 'a sudden end', which was "A shocker for me... didn't see it coming, and those feelings had to go somewhere, so they went into my performance."
- ErroresWhen Mandy is reading her book she has a Series 2009 one dollar bill as a bookmark. The story takes place in the early 1980s.
- Citas
Red Miller: You are a vicious snowflake.
- Créditos curiososThe opening text "When I die, bury me deep, lay two speakers at my feet, put some headphones on my head and rock and roll me when I'm dead." appears to come from the final words of Douglas Roberts, a man convicted of kidnapping, robbery and murder in Texas and executed on April 20, 2005. This isn't directly credited or verified by the film.
- ConexionesFeatured in Half in the Bag: Mandy and The Predator (2018)
- Bandas sonorasAmulet of the Weeping Maze
Produced, Recorded, & Mixed by Randall Dunn
Composed by Dan Boeckner, Milky Burgess, Panos Cosmatos, Randall Dunn
Engineered by Ben Greenberg
Music by Milky Burgess
Lead Vocals by Linus Roache
Back-up Vocals by Faith Coloccia, Monika Khot
Flute by Hans Teuber
Lead Vocals Recorded at Figure Eight Studios
Lead Vocals Recorded by Phillip Weinrobe (as Phil Wienrobe)
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Detalles
- Fecha de lanzamiento
- Países de origen
- Sitios oficiales
- Idioma
- También se conoce como
- Менді
- Locaciones de filmación
- Chaudfontaine, Bélgica(local press)
- Productoras
- Ver más créditos de la compañía en IMDbPro
Taquilla
- Presupuesto
- USD 6,000,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 1,233,694
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 225,723
- 16 sep 2018
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 1,764,971
- Tiempo de ejecución2 horas 1 minuto
- Color
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.35 : 1
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