Cuando los mundos chocan

Título original: When Worlds Collide

1951
G
1h 23min

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Mientras una nueva estrella y un nuevo planeta se precipitan hacia una Tierra condenada al fracaso, un pequeño grupo de supervivientes trabaja frenéticamente para completar el cohete que los... Leer todoMientras una nueva estrella y un nuevo planeta se precipitan hacia una Tierra condenada al fracaso, un pequeño grupo de supervivientes trabaja frenéticamente para completar el cohete que los llevará a su nuevo hogar.Mientras una nueva estrella y un nuevo planeta se precipitan hacia una Tierra condenada al fracaso, un pequeño grupo de supervivientes trabaja frenéticamente para completar el cohete que los llevará a su nuevo hogar.

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Ganó 1 premio Óscar
- 2 premios ganados y 1 nominación en total

Dr. Tony Drake
(as Peter Hanson)

John Hoyt

Sydney Stanton

Larry Keating

Dr. Cole Hendron

Rachel Ames

Julie Cummings
(as Judith Ames)

Stephen Chase

Dr. George Frye

Frank Cady

Harold Ferris

Hayden Rorke

Dr. Emery Bronson

Sandro Giglio

Dr. Ottinger

Kirk Alyn

Rioter Bringing Guns
(sin créditos)

Gertrude Astor

Traveler
(sin créditos)

Mary Bayless

Club Patron
(sin créditos)

Nina Borget

Translator
(sin créditos)

Steve Carruthers

Delegate
(sin créditos)

Robert Chapman

Student
(sin créditos)

Gene Collins

Newsdealer
(sin créditos)

James Congdon

Eddie Garson
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Screenwriter Bruce Joel Rubin saw this film as a ten-year-old, and has cited it as "the beginning of the emergence of philosophy" in his life. In The Dialogue: An Interview with Screenwriter Bruce Joel Rubin (2007), he explains that right after he and a boyhood friend saw the film, they spent hours discussing the end of the world. Rubin mentions this memory while explaining that Steven Spielberg approached him to do the screenplay for a remake of "When Worlds Collide," and that it eventually evolved into Impacto profundo (1998), with Rubin credited as one of its two writers.

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Throughout the film, Bellus is referred to as a star; this is presumably how life is able to be sustained on Zyra. However, if this was the case, Earth would have been destroyed from the heat long before Bellus collided with it, even if it was a small brown-dwarf star. Also, departure should have been at least 17 days earlier, before descending deep into Bellus' gravity well and needing far more fuel. This part of the plot, and the time to build the ship, could have been resolved by sticking to the novel's pair of planets and a longer time frame - Zyra and Bellus both passing by with Bellus, a gas giant planet, ripping up Earth's surface, then returning months later for Bellus' direct collision with Earth, as Zyra enters orbit around the sun.

Citas
Sydney Stanton: Your salvation doesn't interest me; mine does.

Conexiones
Edited from Spawn of the North (1938)

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As a Kid in the 60's...

...I remember rushing in from playing football in the street to watch the world ending on our little b&W TV. I remember thinking what I would do in that situation? I had nightmares for days after especially about the image of Bellus swallowing the world. Wasn't Bellus a star? Coz Zyra, the planet, sailed past days before causing earthquakes and loads of nasty stuff. It doesn't matter about effects (1951? This was top notch!) but what does matter is that you cared about the characters; the desolation when one engineer gives up his seat because his girl friend wasn't lucky enough to draw a place and was willing to meet his fate with his loved one by his side... THAT'S romance! And that ski-jump take off... and that rocket!!!! It's definitely one of the best of it's genre and everyone else is right.. the recent batch of similar films aren't a patch on this. Remember characterization, chaps! Enjoy...