Divinas tentaciones

Título original: Keeping the Faith

2000
PG-13
2h 8min

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6.4/10

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Jenna Elfman, Edward Norton, and Ben Stiller in Divinas tentaciones (2000)

Two friends, a priest and a rabbi, fall in love with the same woman they knew in their youth, but the religious position of both men denies them romance.

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Dos amigos, un sacerdote y un rabino, se enamoran de la misma mujer que habían conocido en su juventud, pero la posición religiosa de ambos hombres los hace renegar el romance.Dos amigos, un sacerdote y un rabino, se enamoran de la misma mujer que habían conocido en su juventud, pero la posición religiosa de ambos hombres los hace renegar el romance.Dos amigos, un sacerdote y un rabino, se enamoran de la misma mujer que habían conocido en su juventud, pero la posición religiosa de ambos hombres los hace renegar el romance.

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Premios
- 2 premios ganados y 6 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
Dedicated to star Edward Norton's late mother Robin Norton.

Errores
Brian describes 13-year-old Anna as "a cross between Jonny Quest (1964) and Tatum O'Neal in Chicas último modelo (1980)". Tatum O'Neal wasn't in Foxes. He's either referring to Jodie Foster in Foxes, or Tatum O'Neal in Adorables revoltosas (1980). Then again, he was drunk.

Citas
Indian Bartender: May those who love us, love us. And those who don't love us - may God turn their hearts. And if He cannot turn their hearts, may he turn their ankles, so that we may know them by their limping.

Créditos curiosos
Thank-yous include one to "Salmita Bonita", a reference to actor-director Edward Norton's girlfriend, actress Salma Hayek.

Versiones alternativas
The DVD release features quite a few edited scenes, including:
Brian takes Anna to the club while it's still under construction
Brian tries to come into the bar with a bottle of liquor in his hand. The bartender tells him 'No Bottles', so he promptly drinks the remainder
Brian and Jakob walk through an art museum with Anna (featuring the scene from the Gag Reel where Anna can't say the name of the picture she's standing in front of); eventually, her cel phone rings, she has a yelling match with a co-worker, and falls in the fountain (also seen in the Gag Reel)
A bit with young Jakob and Brian making a kung-fu movie with a home video camera
Anna talking to Ruth about Jakob and Jake's brother (establishing exactly why Ruth never forgave him)
A piece from Jakob's date, where the woman talks about running and breast implants before having a sneezing fit and smashing her face on the table
Jakob tells Anna to put her pager under her skirt while she's at work, and he'll call her; two co-workers come in just as Jake starts calling, trying to get her to help them work out the numbers as she 'gets buzzed'

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: 28 Days/Keeping the Faith/Where the Money Is/American Psycho/East is East (2000)

Bandas sonoras
Please Call Me Baby
Written and Performed by Tom Waits
Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group
By arrangement with Warner Special Products

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8/10

Great romantic comedy without being saccharine

It is refreshing to see a romantic comedy that is not overtly manipulative and formulaic. Edward Norton, Ben Stiller and Jenna Elfman give solid performances in their roles. Edward Norton is surprisingly good at comedy--he is wonderful as the priest yearning for romance with the likable Anna. And Ben Stiller--fabulous as the rabbi who is torn between his religion and love. His timing is impeccable--he has the ability to give depth to a character who could seem shallow in another actor's hands.

The script had a good blend of humor and romance, which I believe is the reason why the movie works so well. Great cast, great effort from first-time director Norton, decent script equals an enjoyable movie.