Luces de una gran ciudad

Título original: Bright Lights, Big City

1988
R
1h 47min

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5.7/10

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Michael J. Fox in Luces de una gran ciudad (1988)

A disillusioned young writer living in New York City turns to drugs and drinking to block out the memories of his dead mother and estranged wife.

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Un joven escritor desilusionado recurre a las drogas y la bebida para bloquear los recuerdos de su madre muerta y su esposa separada.Un joven escritor desilusionado recurre a las drogas y la bebida para bloquear los recuerdos de su madre muerta y su esposa separada.Un joven escritor desilusionado recurre a las drogas y la bebida para bloquear los recuerdos de su madre muerta y su esposa separada.

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5.7/10

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Trivia
In a 2011 interview with "The A. V. Club," David Hyde Pierce said that it cost him more to join the Screen Actors Guild (so that he could appear in this movie) than he was paid for his role, so he had to borrow the dues money from his agent. His character's name was "Bartender at Fashion Show", and his one line was, "Sorry, the bar is closed."

Errores
During Jamie's story of his relationship with Amanda to Megan his wineglass goes from half-full to empty in less than two seconds, while he's speaking.

Citas
Ferret Man: Wanna buy a ferret?
Jamie Conway: No. No, thanks.
Ferret Man: Loose joints. Genuine Hawaiian sens. His name is Fred...

Versiones alternativas
The Indian television premiere was heavily edited by 12 minutes to reduce language, and heavy drug usage for a 'U' (unrestricted) certificate.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Bright Lights, Big City/The Seventh Sign/Beetlejuice/Babette's Feast (1988)

Bandas sonoras
Love Attack
Performed by Konk
Courtesy of Dog Brothers Records
Produced by Shannon Dawson & G. "Love" Jay
1986 Single
Words & Music by Shannon Dawson & G. "Love" Jay

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5/10

takes place in all the cleanest bathrooms in NY

A lot of the scenes take place in nightclub restrooms and other bathrooms. This is where the characters snort their coke, and stare at their own disappointed faces. What's remarkable for NYC in the 80s (in any decade, really) is that every single toilet stall and urinal is fantastically clean. I take this as a symbol for the movie as a whole - all rather sanitized.

It's not bad, but the plot falls off rather suddenly at the end. Some viewers might not notice, of course, since nothing was ever that worrying, in any case: it's all too well-scrubbed. All the main character ever has to do to fix things is tell his friends he's going to go home and get a good night's sleep. It's hard on a movie when the big question is "will he nap, or won't he?"