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Sodoma y Gomorra

Título original: Sodom and Gomorrah
  • 1962
  • G
  • 2h 34min
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Lot, el líder de los hebreos, cree que puede convivir con los sodomitas: una decisión desastrosa. Sexo, tortura y traición en la Sodoma y Gomorra bíblica.Lot, el líder de los hebreos, cree que puede convivir con los sodomitas: una decisión desastrosa. Sexo, tortura y traición en la Sodoma y Gomorra bíblica.Lot, el líder de los hebreos, cree que puede convivir con los sodomitas: una decisión desastrosa. Sexo, tortura y traición en la Sodoma y Gomorra bíblica.

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    • Robert Aldrich
    • Sergio Leone
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    • Hugo Butler
    • Giorgio Prosperi
    • Ernesto Gastaldi
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    • Stewart Granger
    • Pier Angeli
    • Stanley Baker
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      • Robert Aldrich
      • Sergio Leone
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      • Hugo Butler
      • Giorgio Prosperi
      • Ernesto Gastaldi
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      • Stewart Granger
      • Pier Angeli
      • Stanley Baker
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    Stewart Granger
    Stewart Granger
    • Lot
    Pier Angeli
    Pier Angeli
    • Ildith
    • (as Anna Maria Pierangeli)
    Stanley Baker
    Stanley Baker
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    Rossana Podestà
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    • (as Rossana Podesta)
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    Giacomo Rossi Stuart
    • Ishmael
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    Anthony Steffen
    Anthony Steffen
    • The Captain
    • (as Antonio De Teffe)
    Enzo Fiermonte
    Enzo Fiermonte
    • Eber
    Gabriele Tinti
    Gabriele Tinti
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    Daniele Vargas
    Daniele Vargas
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    Claudia Mori
    Claudia Mori
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    • (as Mitzuko Takara)
    Massimo Pietrobon
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    Mimmo Palmara
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    Liana Del Balzo
    Liana Del Balzo
    • Rich Hebrew Woman
    Francesco Tensi
    • 1st Old Man
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      • Robert Aldrich
      • Sergio Leone
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      • Giorgio Prosperi
      • Ernesto Gastaldi
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    6bkoganbing

    How Are Things in Sodom and Gomorrah? Is the salt still springing there?

    With the filming of Sodom and Gomorrah, Stewart Granger began a phase of his career on the European continent. Not that Sodom and Gomorrah is any great film, but it was certainly better than some of those spaghetti westerns he did in the Sixties to pay for his hedonistic life style. Something like the one they allegedly lived down Sodom way.

    Of course Sodom and Gomorrah doesn't stick to the biblical version of the tale, but then neither did those DeMille epics, Samson and Delilah and The Ten Commandments. Nor is homosexuality singled out as THE sin that got the Deity all upset that he wanted to destroy the place. Then again it isn't even in the Bible.

    Lot as portrayed by Stewart Granger doesn't take just his family there, he leads a whole tribe of Hebrew people there after he parts from Uncle Abraham. Pretty soon he gets all tangled up in Sodomite politics and gets a bit entangled himself with Pier Angeli who is a slave girl to Queen Anouk Aimee.

    Villain of the piece is Stanley Baker who always improves every film he was ever in. He's Anouk's brother and he's got the idea he ought to be running things. He's also got an eye for Lot's daughters.

    There's a very nicely staged battle sequence with the Hebrews defending the land granted them by Anouk. But the script is definitely out of the Cecil B. DeMille school of arcane Victorian writing.

    Still it's entertaining in many respects.
    DJRicky

    Interesting & Entertaining but Bible purists will object.

    An overlooked movie of a whole genre of films that was popular during its era. Like most biblical epics of this type they sometimes wonder away from the scriptural story as recorded in the Bible and this may be its one drawback. In a way it drifts just a little to far away from the scriptures so most bible purists will have trouble accepting this film as a close representation of the scriptures. However, overall it's an interesting and entertaining film.
    6Uriah43

    Pretty Good Special Effects for Its Time

    While there isn't much in this movie that is Biblically correct I still thought it was an enjoyable film all the same. Essentially, "Lot" (Stewart Granger) has decided to relocate his followers and herds to the lush plain of Jordan in which the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah are located. It is at this point where Hollywood takes over and everything is radically different from the Scriptures. Be that as it may, "Bera" (Anouk Aimee), the Queen of Sodom and Gomorrah, recognizes that the Elamites are a threat to her cities and is desperate to protect her position at all costs. So when the Hebrews (led by Lot) enter the plain of Jordan she hastily forms an alliance with them. Lot agrees due in large part to his naive assumption that he can eventually convince the people of Sodom and Gomorrah to abandon their wicked ways. What he doesn't consider is that the Hebrews are also capable of adopting the ways of Sodom and Gomorrah as well. At any rate, rather than spoil the movie for those who haven't seen it, I will just reiterate that what follows is not found in the Book of Genesis. But it is an exciting film with good acting by Stewart Granger, Pier Angeli (as Lot's wife "Ildith") and the aforementioned Anouk Aimee. It also has some nice scenery and some pretty good special effects for its time. However, it is rather long (154 minutes) and the manner in which the writers transform Lot into a combination of both Abraham and Moses is a bit far-fetched. But that's Hollywood I suppose. Slightly above average.
    TroyAir

    One of the better biblical tales on film

    I have to admit that I've never been able to see this film in one sitting all the way through, partly because I happen to just channel surf on TV and stumble upon it after its started and partly because I seem to catch it about an hour before I go to bed and miss the ending. Still, from what I've seen, this is a very good film about Lot, who led the Hebrew people to a fertile land on the border of the cities of Sodom and Gomorroah. Anouk Aimee does a great job portraying the queen of the cities, and Stewart Granger plays a great Lot. The supporting actors and actresses contribute quite a bit of talent as well, but what really struck me was the costumes. For a 1962 biblical film, some of the outfits that the actresses wore were a bit racy, but that is intentional as it shows the sinful ways of the city-dwellers as opposed to the practical costumes of the hard-working free Hebrews (in fact, Lot has a discussion with a slave girl who is struggling to adapt to the ways of field work and field dress after living a captive life as a well-kept palace servant). The fight scenes are particularly well done, employing a cast of thousands as opposing armies and refugees. The scene where the Hebrews defend themselves by first lighting a pit of oil and then breaking a dam to flood a valley are well done. Even though the story may not follow the tale as told in the Bible, there's enough of it there that the viewer comes away with the overall concept of the story. But - I feel that this movie could be redone to stick a bit closer to the original tale. While the queen and her brother may have been evil, there just wasn't enough evil in the cities (limited by 1962 values, I suppose) to warrant their destruction. A good film for the whole family. No nudity, no harsh language.
    DrLenera

    Neglected Biblical spectacle is great fun for fans of the genre

    Sodom and Gomorrah was a big flop when it was released and has been almost forgotten since then. This is a shame. It's certainly no classic like Ben Hur or Spartacus,and it has the obvious flaws many films like this share-corny dialogue,women's make-up and hair which betrays the decade the film was made in,to name but two-but if you like this kind of film it's very entertaining and worth a watch. At times you could swear De Mille directed it,but it was actually directed by Robert Aldrich,a real curio in his career.

    The first hour does dawdle along a little,but the middle of the film contains a very lengthy battle sequence which is extremely impressive. In these days of CGI,it's great to see hundreds of REAL people fighting on the screen,and it's great the way the battle is in stages and shows various tactics by the two sides instead of just being a chaotic mess. The climatic destruction {well,it's based on a well known Bible story, so I don't think this is a spoiler!} of the twin cities of Sodom and Gommorah {although we only seem to see Sodom} is still quite a well achieved spectacle,in fact technically the film still generally holds up,except for a few very unconvincing shots when an army is engulfed in water.

    Those who find some of the film a little heavy can enjoy the odd touch of vivid sadism {people on a wheel lowered into fire,a prisoner threatened by a blind man whose armour produces spikes when he breaths} and plenty of references to the 'sins' of the Sodomites-nothing is explicit,but things such as incest,sexual servitude and lesbianism are certainly hinted at. Yet the Hebrews,by comparison,are such a dull humourless lot,one might occasionally sympathise with the Sodomites,and this was maybe intended. As with most of Aldrich's films,it's actually quite cynical,and doesn't take easy sides.

    Stuart Granger is fine as Lot but it's the underrated Stanley Baker,as the scheming Astorath who chases anything in a skirt, who gives the stand-out performance,memorably corrupt. One should also mention Miklos Rozsa's superb score which ranks along side his other classic scores for related films like Ben Hur and El Cid. He superbly evokes the period and setting whilst providing a gorgeous love theme and a number of other great themes. Of course it's very melodramatic,but it suits the film!

    Sodom and Gomorrah exists in several heavily cut down versions which may quicken the pace but are extremely choppy,often cutting into scenes when they are obviously half way through. The full 155-odd minute version is sometimes shown,and is available in some countries on DVD,but really demands a proper,remastered,etc. release. It's really worth seeing,as long as you like this kind of stuff of course!

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      Several film critics, who had clearly consulted their Bibles, noted that Bera, the King of Sodom and Gomorrah according to the Old Testament, had unaccountably undergone a sex-change for this film becoming Queen Bera and played by Anouk Aimee.
    • Errores
      Although the special effects for 1962 or fairly good, during the destruction of Sodom the giant blocks that fall to the ground bounce around like beach balls, and in several shots are kicked around by the panicked public like chunks of plastic foam.
    • Citas

      Queen Bera: Hebrews and Sodomites: Greetings!

    • Conexiones
      Edited into Dünyayi Kurtaran Adam (1982)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 21 de noviembre de 1963 (México)
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    • También se conoce como
      • Sodoma y Gomorra: ciudades gemelas en el pecado
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Marrakech, Morocco(flood -and battle scenes)
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      • Titanus
      • Pathé Consortium Cinéma
      • Société Générale de Cinématographie (S.G.C.)
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