Vidas cruzadas

Título original: The Crossing Guard

1995
R
1h 51min

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Jack Nicholson, Robin Wright, Anjelica Huston, Piper Laurie, and Priscilla Barnes in Vidas cruzadas (1995)

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Freddy Gale es un joyero de mala fama que ha jurado acabar con el conductor ebrio que mató a su hija.Freddy Gale es un joyero de mala fama que ha jurado acabar con el conductor ebrio que mató a su hija.Freddy Gale es un joyero de mala fama que ha jurado acabar con el conductor ebrio que mató a su hija.

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Trivia
According to editor Jay Cassidy, Sean Penn allowed Jack Nicholson to make editing choices for two weeks without Penn's involvement, trusting Nicholson's eye for filmmaking, being a director himself.

Errores
When Freddy gives John Booth three more days he marks it on the calendar in red and the square he draws is not even, later when he crosses the day in the calendar the square drawn is perfect.

Citas
Freddy Gale: Now you pity me. You pity me. You know, this is funny...
Mary: Whatever you are doing Freddy, stop it.
Freddy Gale: "Whatever you are doing Freddy, stop it". I hope you die. I hope you FUCKING die.

Créditos curiosos
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Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The American President/Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls/Kicking and Screaming/Carrington/Total Eclipse (1995)

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Written and Performed by Bruce Springsteen
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7/10

David Morse excellent, excellent ending

David Morse was excellent in the movie. Whenever he's on screen, the movie is worth watching. Jack Nicholson is his usual competent crazy guy. The subject makes the movie a Serious Topic movie, but it often has trouble staying on topic.

The movie itself is mostly very slow going, aside from Morse's scenes and the scene where Nicholson talks to his ex-wife about a dream. How many times do we need to see Nicholson's character hanging out at the strip club? Yes, we get the idea, he's turned into a sleazebag with no direction in his life.

The ending is what really saves the movie. Beyond that, no spoilers from me. Once you get the idea of how Nicholson acts in the strip club, you might as well fast-forward through the strip club scenes (unless you want to see the strippers do their thing), because they're all pretty much the same. Still, that ending is just so good the movie ends up feeling pretty decent.