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Enemigo al acecho

Título original: Enemy at the Gates
  • 2001
  • B
  • 2h 11min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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Jude Law and Joseph Fiennes in Enemigo al acecho (2001)
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Un francotirador ruso y uno alemán juegan al gato y al ratón durante la Batalla de Stalingrado.Un francotirador ruso y uno alemán juegan al gato y al ratón durante la Batalla de Stalingrado.Un francotirador ruso y uno alemán juegan al gato y al ratón durante la Batalla de Stalingrado.

  • Dirección
    • Jean-Jacques Annaud
  • Guionistas
    • Jean-Jacques Annaud
    • Alain Godard
  • Elenco
    • Jude Law
    • Ed Harris
    • Joseph Fiennes
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    • Dirección
      • Jean-Jacques Annaud
    • Guionistas
      • Jean-Jacques Annaud
      • Alain Godard
    • Elenco
      • Jude Law
      • Ed Harris
      • Joseph Fiennes
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    • 92Opiniones de los críticos
    • 53Metascore
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      • 7 nominaciones en total

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    Jude Law
    Jude Law
    • Vasily Zaitsev
    Ed Harris
    Ed Harris
    • Major Erwin König
    Joseph Fiennes
    Joseph Fiennes
    • Commisar Danilov
    Rachel Weisz
    Rachel Weisz
    • Tania Chernova
    Bob Hoskins
    Bob Hoskins
    • Nikita Khrushchev
    Ron Perlman
    Ron Perlman
    • Koulikov
    Eva Mattes
    Eva Mattes
    • Mother Filipov
    Gabriel Thomson
    Gabriel Thomson
    • Sacha Filipov
    • (as Gabriel Marshall-Thomson)
    Matthias Habich
    Matthias Habich
    • General Paulus
    Sophie Rois
    Sophie Rois
    • Ludmilla
    Ivan Shvedoff
    Ivan Shvedoff
    • Volodya
    Mario Bandi
    • Anton
    Hans-Martin Stier
    Hans-Martin Stier
    • Red Army General
    • (as Hans Martin Stier)
    Clemens Schick
    Clemens Schick
    • German NCO
    • (as Clemans Schick)
    Mikhail Matveev
    • Grandfather
    Alexander Schwan
    • Young Vassili Zaitsev
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    Lenn Kudrjawizki
    • Comrade in Train
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    • Fat Colonel
    • Dirección
      • Jean-Jacques Annaud
    • Guionistas
      • Jean-Jacques Annaud
      • Alain Godard
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    8SnoopyStyle

    compelling war movie

    It's the fall of 1942. Vassili Zaitsev (Jude Law) grew up hunting with his father in the woods. He, Tania (Rachel Weisz) and countless other untrained recruits are brought up to the front at Stalingrad. He and Commisar Danilov (Joseph Fiennes) survive a suicidal charge. Vassili kills 5 Germans in the aftermath and Danilov writes about him. Nikita Khrushchev (Bob Hoskins) seizes the opportunity to make him a star. Opposing him is the aristocratic German sniper Major König (Ed Harris).

    The opening is an amazing opera of mass destruction. Then it's a matter of a chess game. It's a fascinating cat and mouse game in the ruins of the city. I'm glad that nobody decided to talk in a fake Russian accent. That would be too distracting. This is a rare good American war movie not about Americans.
    8mholmez

    Historially accurate? No. Entertaining? Absolutely!

    If you go into this film hoping for an historically accurate portrayal of the battle of Stalingrad then go watch a documentary, if you are however looking to be entertained by an action packed and gritty WW2 movie set in the city of Stalingrad, then go ahead and pick this up because it's nothing if not entertaining.

    The movie is about the real life sniper Vasily Zaitsev played by Jude Law and his exploits during the famous battle, the beginning of the movie is complete chaos as our main hero is sent to the front and we see the besieged and infamous city for the first time. It's honestly worth watching this movie just for the opening scene alone which is just incredibly well done in all aspects and portrays some of the horrors that the soviet troops would have witnessed when arriving there.

    Overall this is a highly entertaining war movie, fantastic CGI for the time, everything is well shot, the set pieces are gorgeous and even the acting and characters are well done.

    All that said this is of course a Hollywood production, don't expect much in the way of historical accuracy and definitely expect a silly love story (though not the worst) and everyone speaking English with poor Russian and German accents.
    8Nazi_Fighter_David

    A fascinating film about the strategy of two great snipers

    In "Enemy at the Gates," the future of the greatest battle of World War II, would be decided between a young Russian sniper and an aristocratic sharpshooter from Germany sent to kill him… Jude Law and Ed Harris sit for hours waiting for the right moment… It was a duel set in the siege of Stalingrad… Stalingrad was one of the biggest and bloodiest battles of World War II, and in the midst of this huge battle, these two soldiers were hunting each other down…

    The film opens with the harrowing transport of thousand of Russian soldiers across the Volga River to Stalingrad… The recruits were packed onto steamers, barges, whatever they could find to ferry them across the river… All that under a deluge of shells, bombs and explosions…

    By the time Vassili arrives to Stalingrad, the Nazis have a distinct edge, and Soviet morale is at an all-time low…

    Leading the Russians in their seemingly futile defense is Nikita Kruschev, played by Bob Hoskins… The Germans, at that time, were overrunning the place and the Russians were in an appalling state… It was the most awful battle of the war…

    Joseph Fiennes plays Danilov, an idealistic Russian officer who passionately speaks about his belief in getting the troops to turn the grave situation in Stalingrad around… He finds the perfect inspiration in Vassili…

    Rachel Weisz plays a young woman who volunteers to help in the war effort… She's literally protecting the people she grew up with… When she meets Vassili, he just has a natural intelligence, a natural instinct…

    Jude Law is remarkable as the young sharpshooter Vassili Zaitsev who conveyed both humanity and intensity… There's such a fierce intelligence and liveliness in his eyes… He can also be very quiet and internal… Vassili found the complexity within the silence and stillness… In fact to be a sniper is very much about a man of action through stillness… Vassili represented the ultimate hero, the symbol of someone who could instill hope and belief in victory amongst the troops, because his skills as a sniper were unparalleled…

    Ed Harris played Major Konig, the German sharpshooter sent to hunt down Vassili… He knows that Vassili was picking off German officers with some regularity, and was becoming a folk hero for the Russian soldiers as well as the Russian populace... He decided to eliminate him…

    The casting of Ed Harris opposite Jude Law resulted in a striking visual link between their characters… They both have these unbelievably penetrating blue eyes… And director Jean-Jacques Annaud began to see the duel through their eyes… And one of the first shots of Ed Harris was a close-up of his blue eyes…

    Annaud painted the tensions very clearly and concentrated purely on the eyes of the Jude Law and Harris and, of course, on their rifles and how they were hidden and what they were doing… Basically, the core of his camera is the duel of their eyes, duel of men, duel of snipers, therefore a confrontation of people that scan the surrounding buildings, and try to decipher what they see
    Pastor Shlug

    A joke, from both a historical and a cinematic points of view

    First of all, I think it was a mistake for the screenwriters to pick and choose such a big event in the history of WWII, a turning point so to speak, only to have it placed as a background, to something so much less significant, a duel between two snipers. If one has never read anything historical or seen any chronological movies about battle of Stalingrad, or any other battle for that matter before seeing this movie, one might even wonder, how did Russians win the war at all? With one rifle per four hands? Against tanks? And aircraft? And heavy artillery? You know there's only so much even a drunken Russian can do with his ½ of a rifle. I see all these peoples' comments complaining that the main characters' accents were too British or too American and that that spoiled the true Russian Character, however the Hollywood makers portray that to be. But, being Russian myself, I saw nothing in the movie, at least on the Russian side, that resembled any truth to even how people spoke to each other, how they interacted with each other. They just didn't seem Russian to me, and it didn't matter what accents they used. These characters were biased cardboard characters, speaking cardboard character lines, and acting, well, cardboard-like. In the opening scenes of the movie they show a bunch of unarmed people thrown into battle only to be massacred by well armed Germans. That's a crock of sh*t, pardon my Russian. Basically by 1942, Hitler's army was fighting on two fronts, and it was very, very tired. Both sides were. Both sides were running out of people and supplies. Mostly, Battle of Stalingrad was a two-steps-forward-one-step-back kind of war. People charging and taking over some useless strategic point and then being thrown back, and then charging again. It was a battle to see who had a bigger stamina, because both sides were low in numbers. But it was also a battle involving tanks, artillery, and planes on BOTH sides. In the movie they omitted that, showing us diving Stukas, and yet surprisingly, no anti-aircraft guns firing at them, no Russian planes in the sky, just two soldiers armed with one rifle. Bullsh*t. No number of Vasiliy Zaycevs or Tatyana Whoevers would be able to stand off, and more even, reverse the tide of war against Germans, without having, basically an equally, if not better, equipped army at their side. If you look at the numbers, about 250,000 German and about 100,000 Russian soldiers lost their lives over Stalingrad. Well from the movie it might seem the opposite. Plus the whole mood of the movie. Russian soldiers, seemed no different from prisoners, defending Stalingrad only because of the muzzles pointed at their backs. But actually, believe it or not, many of these people were defending their motherland, their wives, daughters, sons, etc. and they were doing it not because they were to be shot otherwise, but because they loved their country and believed in its future. True, there were special NKVD units that were ordered to fire on retreating soldiers. But there was no other way, at that point. If Stalingrad would've fallen, that would greatly demoralize an entire Red Army, and cause an even greater loss of life. But by no means were soldiers thrown into battle, half-armed into their certain death. That would just be pointless, even for ruthless Russian Generals. Plus when they showed Kruschev commanding the front, I fell off my seat laughing. I can go on and on, and this would be a never-ending story, except that I don't want it to be as boring and as never-ending as the script for Enemy at the gates. Advice for people who like a little reality in their movies, don't see it. It sucks. I try to picture Private Ryan done by the same director. It just wouldn't be Private Ryan, but some stupid unrealistic war flick, sort of like U-571.
    barca-5

    Stalingrad action pic only

    Not a bad war film - but only if you know nothing about the actual battle. The film makers are entitled to take artistic license, and although some historical characters are present in the film, it never even comes close to portraying the battle as it was. Much of the fighting lacks reality and the computer generated Stuka dive bombers attacking reinforcements crossing the Volga are totally unrealistic.

    The film takes a quick peek at several themes of the actual battle but explores none - including the character of Zaitsev himself, whose role in the battle was quite different from Law's character. It is worth mentioning that several other Russian snipers, in Stalingrad and elsewhere, killed many more Germans than Zaitsev. It is also amazing how many people believe that Konig is based on a real character called Hartmann, A good tale, but untrue. Still, its a decent film, but the real Stalingard epic has yet to be made

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    • Trivia
      Jude Law and Ed Harris were cast largely on the expressiveness of their eyes. They were frequently called to convey emotion without saying a word.
    • Errores
      In the scene where Vassili is lighting the cigarette butt he picked up from the German sniper, it's apparent by the flame he uses a butane lighter. Butane lighters were not invented until the 1950's.
    • Citas

      Commisar Danilov: I've been such a fool, Vassili. Man will always be a man. There is no new man. We tried so hard to create a society that was equal, where there'd be nothing to envy your neighbour. But there's always something to envy. A smile, a friendship, something you don't have and want to appropriate. In this world, even a Soviet one, there will always be rich and poor. Rich in gifts, poor in gifts. Rich in love, poor in love.

    • Créditos curiosos
      The end credits are slanted and curved.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Mexican/Enemy at the Gates/See Spot Run/The Taste of Others/Series 7 (2001)
    • Bandas sonoras
      La Chanson des Artilleurs
      Music by Tikhon Khrennikov

      Lyrics by Viktor Gusev

      (C) Musikvertag Hans Sikorski, Hamburg

      Performed by The Red Army Choir (as Les Choers De L'Armee Rouge)

      Courtesy of 7 Productions, Paris

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    • How long is Enemy at the Gates?Con tecnología de Alexa
    • Is this film historically accurate?
    • We are used to seeing long distance shootings in films about snipers, and Enemy At The Gates is no exception. But Stalingrad was a dense ruin. How did sniper battles really work there?
    • What is the significance of the two crosses/ribbons Ed Harris' character changes nearing the end of the film?

    Detalles

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 11 de mayo de 2001 (México)
    • Países de origen
      • Francia
      • Alemania
      • Reino Unido
      • Irlanda
      • Estados Unidos
    • Sitios oficiales
      • Official Facebook
      • Official site
    • Idiomas
      • Inglés
      • Alemán
      • Ruso
    • También se conoce como
      • Enemy at the Gates
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Bavaria, Alemania
    • Productoras
      • Paramount Pictures
      • Mandalay Pictures
      • KC Medien
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    Taquilla

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    • Presupuesto
      • USD 68,000,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 51,401,758
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 13,810,266
      • 18 mar 2001
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 96,976,270
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      2 horas 11 minutos
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      • 2.35 : 1

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