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Blue Ice

  • 1992
  • R
  • 1h 45min
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Blue Ice (1992)
AcciónMisterioRomanceThriller

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA former British Secret Service Agent falls for an American woman, and becomes entangled in a web of espionage.A former British Secret Service Agent falls for an American woman, and becomes entangled in a web of espionage.A former British Secret Service Agent falls for an American woman, and becomes entangled in a web of espionage.

  • Dirección
    • Russell Mulcahy
  • Guionistas
    • Ted Allbeury
    • Ron Hutchinson
  • Elenco
    • Michael Caine
    • Sean Young
    • Ian Holm
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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    1.9 k
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    • Dirección
      • Russell Mulcahy
    • Guionistas
      • Ted Allbeury
      • Ron Hutchinson
    • Elenco
      • Michael Caine
      • Sean Young
      • Ian Holm
    • 23Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 12Opiniones de los críticos
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    • Premios
      • 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

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    Michael Caine
    Michael Caine
    • Harry Anders
    Sean Young
    Sean Young
    • Stacy Mansdorf
    Ian Holm
    Ian Holm
    • Sir Hector
    Bobby Short
    Bobby Short
    • Buddy
    Alun Armstrong
    Alun Armstrong
    • Osgood
    Sam Kelly
    Sam Kelly
    • George
    Jack Shepherd
    Jack Shepherd
    • Stevens
    Phil Davis
    Phil Davis
    • Westy
    • (as Philip Davis)
    Patricia Hayes
    Patricia Hayes
    • Old Woman
    Mac Andrews
    • Trans Cab Driver
    Alan MacNaughtan
    Alan MacNaughtan
    • Lewis Mandorf
    Todd Boyce
    Todd Boyce
    • Kyle
    Peter Forbes
    • Medic
    Peter Gordon
    • Mortuary Attendant
    Oliver Haden
    • Stacy's Driver
    Philip Whitchurch
    Philip Whitchurch
    • Blackner
    Nigel Harrison
    • Fleming
    Bob Hoskins
    Bob Hoskins
    • Sam Garcia
    • Dirección
      • Russell Mulcahy
    • Guionistas
      • Ted Allbeury
      • Ron Hutchinson
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    6weston-18

    A roundabout way to make another Harry Palmer movie

    Clearly intended to be an update to the Harry Palmer successes of the 60's right down to the character's stiff upper lip/questionable ethics superior, love of jazz, reluctant spy scenario, and same first name. Obviously, copyright required a change to last name, otherwise, this is a Harry Palmer movie.

    Far from the quality of Ipcress File and Funeral in Berlin, but superior story and plot compared to the subsequent Russian/Quebec produced "official Palmer movies".

    Caine turns in another solid performance, but potential of film limited to script gaps. Highlights would be scenes between Caine and Hoskins that are far superior to rest of film. Sean Young hopelessly miscast, so what else is new, and there is no chemistry between her and Caine.
    lost-in-limbo

    "Tell me what your problem is?"

    In the opening scenes at a funeral you gotta love Michael Caine's explanation of blue ice. Typical dry British humour, which only Caine could nail down. "Blue Ice" is an often panned British espionage thriller, which I didn't mind despite its bleak and formulaic narrative with a saucy noir touch and an all-familiar hard-edge Caine performance. A former British spy now jazz club owner is asked by his mistress (who happens to be the wife of the American Ambassador) to find an old boyfriend and when he does he becomes embroiled in murder and something much more. Director Russell Mulcahy (who has always been a stylish film-maker) window dresses this thriller with jazzed up sophistication and inflated slickness amongst its suspense, brutality and sleepy London locations caught by his sweeping camera. The contrived plot is slow building, manipulating and toying with the protagonist in a fascinating manner and a sense of witty humour doesn't go astray. There's one sequence that really stood out for me, because of how surreal and nightmarish it becomes and that's the drug-induced interrogation of Caine's character. Sean Young plays it rather distantly cold as the sultry mistress. While the likes Ian Holm and Bob Hoskins have small parts. A sturdily told, if burnished 90s action thriller joint.

    "Just put it down to blue ice".
    charlottesweb

    Missed opportunity to recreate Harry Palmer films

    Straining desperately to recreate the atmosphere of the Harry Palmer films of the 1960s, Blue Ice even includes a surreal but dreadful torture scene. It would have been fine if not for a predictable plot and a script which at times is simply terrible - a police interrogation scene begins with the line: `For the last time, who are you working for?' Plus sides: Sean Young's bottom makes another screen appearance (nudity being about the only memorable aspect she brings to any of her roles) and there's a moderately exciting denouement on the docks.
    7ccthemovieman-1

    Jazzy Neo-Nor Has Its Moments

    Here's another film that one might label a neo-noir. It's film noir in story, attitude and camera-work but it's color and it's a 1992 film, not one from the late 1940s or early '50s.

    The story is set in England and is a good mixture of suspense, action and romance. It's nicely filmed with a lot of night shots featuring some cool neon signs of London streets and pubs. Looks-wise, this film reminded me a lot of "Stormy Monday."

    There is some good jazz in here, too. The action picks up much more in the second half of the film, capped off by a unique huge transformer-like vehicle chasing Michael Caine. The ending was a bit weak and hokey but overall, the film was entertaining and good stuff if you're a noir buff.
    7trimmerb1234

    No, just packing a rod, actually.

    Yes, it's a British action film and Sir Michael is rather too old and although he's a big man etc etc (see "Get Carter") to credibly do "action" in all its established forms including deeply impress hot chick (Sean Young) which by custom he is supposed to do. Reaction to it seems to be generous condemnation from domestic reviewers and moderate enjoyment elsewhere.

    The film itself rather resembles its own torture scene - a series of flash-backs but in this case of a dozen and more earlier movies some of which starred Caine or Bob Hoskins (one with the torture scene starred Dick Powell). That is a mixed blessing - on the down side it has all been done and seen before, some as has been noted, in British budget made-for-TV series - themselves lifted and downsized from big screen originals. This though is where all resemblances to the likes of "The Sweeney" and "The Professionals" ends.

    Here there's stars a-plenty, and a good British cast. Added to which is the lovely cinematography particularly of Soho night exteriors. Caine and Hoskins are inescapably stars and watchable whatever they do, this time they reprise some of their famous roles - Hoskins his star turn in "Long Good Friday." Caine "The Ipcress File and "Get Carter". Even Alun Armstrong gets it a second time doing a Caine a favour - thought he might have learnt by now. But audiences had left cinemas wanting more and here we have more. And no bad thing at all. Oh, one other thing, Harry Palmer didn't smile, Caine here does too much. Perhaps he was having too much fun and lacked a director willing to tell him. Remember what Roman Polanski is said to have said on the subject.

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      Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts appeared unbilled as the drummer in the jazz band at Harry's club.
    • Errores
      In the container terminal chase scene , a camera man can clearly be seen standing ,at the top of the picture , as Anders climbs up the the ladder onto the container transportation vehicle ,with the camera pointing down to catch Michael Caine climbing up the ladder, as he appears in the next shot .
    • Citas

      Stacy Mansdorf: Why did they fire you?

      Harry Anders: A Czech agent broke the rules, he hurt the wife of one of my sources. They asked me to ignore it. I couldn't.

      Stacy Mansdorf: So, what happened?

      Harry Anders: I took him up onto the roof of my office building.

      Stacy Mansdorf: And?

      Harry Anders: The Czech bounced.

    • Conexiones
      Featured in Des O'Connor Tonight: Episode #16.1 (1992)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Let There Be Love
      Music by 'Lionel Rand' (as Rand) and lyrics by 'Ian Grant' (as Grant)

      Licensed from Shapiro Bernstein & Co. Ltd.

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 9 de octubre de 1992 (Reino Unido)
    • Países de origen
      • Reino Unido
      • Estados Unidos
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      • Inglés
    • También se conoce como
      • Seducción peligrosa
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Tower Bridge, Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(A man photographs boats)
    • Productoras
      • HBO Pictures
      • J&M Entertainment
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      • 1h 45min(105 min)
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    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.78 : 1

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