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El Majestic

Título original: The Majestic
  • 2001
  • PG
  • 2h 32min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
6.9/10
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Jim Carrey and Laurie Holden in El Majestic (2001)
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En 1951, un escritor de Hollywood incluido en la lista negra sufre un accidente automovilístico, pierde la memoria y se instala en una pequeña ciudad donde lo confunden con un hijo perdido h... Leer todoEn 1951, un escritor de Hollywood incluido en la lista negra sufre un accidente automovilístico, pierde la memoria y se instala en una pequeña ciudad donde lo confunden con un hijo perdido hace mucho tiempo.En 1951, un escritor de Hollywood incluido en la lista negra sufre un accidente automovilístico, pierde la memoria y se instala en una pequeña ciudad donde lo confunden con un hijo perdido hace mucho tiempo.

  • Dirección
    • Frank Darabont
  • Guionista
    • Michael Sloane
  • Elenco
    • Jim Carrey
    • Martin Landau
    • Bob Balaban
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    6.9/10
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    • Dirección
      • Frank Darabont
    • Guionista
      • Michael Sloane
    • Elenco
      • Jim Carrey
      • Martin Landau
      • Bob Balaban
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    • 91Opiniones de los críticos
    • 27Metascore
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    • Premios
      • 3 premios ganados y 1 nominación en total

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    The Majestic
    Trailer 2:28
    The Majestic
    The Majestic: Who Taught You To Play Like That
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    The Majestic: Who Taught You To Play Like That
    The Majestic: Who Taught You To Play Like That
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    The Majestic: Who Taught You To Play Like That
    The Majestic: It Still Works
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    The Majestic: It Still Works
    The Majestic: Secret Places
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    The Majestic: Secret Places
    The Majestic: You Just Have To See It
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    The Majestic: You Just Have To See It
    The Majestic: Read The Statement
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    The Majestic: Read The Statement

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    Jim Carrey
    Jim Carrey
    • Peter Appleton
    Martin Landau
    Martin Landau
    • Harry Trimble
    Bob Balaban
    Bob Balaban
    • Elvin Clyde
    Jeffrey DeMunn
    Jeffrey DeMunn
    • Ernie Cole
    Hal Holbrook
    Hal Holbrook
    • Congressman Doyle
    Laurie Holden
    Laurie Holden
    • Adele Stanton
    Brent Briscoe
    Brent Briscoe
    • Sheriff Cecil Coleman
    Ron Rifkin
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    • Kevin Bannerman
    Gerry Black
    • Emmett Smith
    David Ogden Stiers
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    • Doc Stanton
    James Whitmore
    James Whitmore
    • Stan Keller
    Susan Willis
    • Irene Terwilliger
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    Chelcie Ross
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    • Avery Wyatt
    Amanda Detmer
    Amanda Detmer
    • Sandra Sinclair
    Allen Garfield
    Allen Garfield
    • Leo Kubelsky
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      • Michael Sloane
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    8blanche-2

    Jim Carrey in a Capra-esque film

    I admit I only saw this film recently, many years after its release. Unlike some early reviewers, I wasn't surprised that Jim Carrey could do a dramatic role, as I'd seen a very early film of his, "Doin' Time on Maple Drive," as well as "The Truman Show" and "Man in the Moon." This film is directed by Frank Darabont, who has directed two wonderful films I've seen - The Green Mile and Shawshank Redemption. Here he channels Frank Capra for a feel-good film that takes place in the 1950s. A blacklisted writer, Peter Appleton, gets drunk, has an accident, and washes up on the beach of a town called Lawson. And he can't remember a thing about who he is. In Lawson, he is mistaken for a World War II soldier believed dead, Luke Trimble, to whom he bears a resemblance. Luke's grief-stricken father Harry (Martin Landau), having not seen his son for some years, accepts Peter as Luke, and Peter believes that's his identity.

    The town is excited that Luke is back, and Harry decides to bring back his movie theater, the Majestic, to its former glory with Luke's help. Luke becomes involved with the town and its people; and Luke's old girlfriend Adele (Laurie Holden) is back on the scene. Little does Peter know, but the FBI is looking for him. One of his old films jogs his memory, and Peter realizes that he's not Luke after all. And he's wanted in Los Angeles to testify about whether or not he's a Communist.

    This is a beautifully done film, released three months after 9/1/2001 and very relevant when seen today. It's about standing up for what you believe in, the power of love, and what's really important in life. Jim Carrey is marvelous as an ambitious young man who finds his heart in Lawson; Martin Landau gives a magnificent performance as Harry, a man who finds a new lease on life.

    The Majestic stands as a symbol of a time when we walked into glamorous theaters to attend movies; when we sat wide-eyed in the dark; when films were more of a family affair; when life was more high touch than high tech; and when a person's principles and integrity were more important than anything else. It's good to be reminded of all of that once in a while.
    dbdumonteil

    Back to Frank Capra's naiveté..

    Anyone who saw Frank Capra's movies and particularly "Mr Smith goes to Washington" when James Stewart single -handedly fights the powers that be in the courtroom will see the connection."The majestic" is old cinema ,it's a fable that should not be taken seriously.It pays a tribute not only to Frank Capra but also to Tornatore's "Cinema paradisio" (1988) and to Homer in Wyler's "best years of our lives"(1945),and also to great movies of the past such as Vidor's "the big parade"(1925) (When Carey watches Renée Adorée saying farewell to her true love,it makes a parallel between her affair and Adèle and the true "Trumble") or Wise's "the day the earth stood still" .It even shows -perhaps ironically in that context- a poster of Kazan's "a streetcar named desire"!

    Anyone who wants to take it literally will totally miss the point;it did not prevent "it's a wonderful life" and "Mr Smith goes to Washington to go straight to the heart;so does "the majestic " :it has a good screenplay which is never boring during 140 min and which features very good ideas:The hero remembering the lines of Dieterle 's "life of Emile Zola" whereas he suffers from amnesia ,the piano boogie which shocks the old music teacher,the way Landau reveals the young man the "truth" in the little graveyard,and how -always the magic of cinema" he recovers his memory...The first part is Martin Landau's triumph:he will move you to tears ;Tornatore's influence again,he really seems to come from "cinema paradisio" .But Jim Carrey in a sober part can succeed in his James Stewartesque act as well. Some will tell you it's passé,corny ,old hat :they are completely right.This movie can only appeal to these who have often a look at the past of the seventh art:I'm one of them and I do like "the majestic".
    7Horror-yo

    You see what they were trying to do, but not quite there

    There are a few distinct, primary issues with this film.

    The first thing is its attempt to create a sort of modern day fairy tale with an atmosphere bound in high emotion, drama and something of an epic frame, the film being so long over 2hours30min, and quite eventful. The story and chief concept were very interesting, and there is a lot of philosophy and idea in them, but the film never quite takes advantage of the platform it makes for itself and the emotional intensity feels rather constructed than genuine. Towards the end especially, it's just pushed down our throats too much and doesn't feel natural, or credible, and the most essential quality of emotion in cinema is credibility.

    Another thing about it is its over-the-top political/philosophical message, the whole bit about the legal system; that element seems overdone too, a bit of a sidetrack to the plot, and not necessarily inevitable.

    There's a taste of unfinished business, mismanaged tension, misused potential for emotion, and good plot elements that do not resolve into the anticipated climax. But it's a fine story, a fairly pleasant film to watch with good values, a certain essential candor, it is quite well played out considering the difficult premise, and then there's Jim Carey always there as the lead to help make any film more believable and endearing.

    6.5 or 7/10.
    kjkissinger

    Majestic in it's own right

    It's hard for me to give something a 10 out of 10 but this movie comes very close. Why it took me so long to see this movie is beyond me, but I am glad I finally got to watch a true great piece of cinema. Jim Carrey easily fills a dramatic role, much to most people's surprise. I can think of every movie I've seen him star in and, although most comedies, there were always glimmers of drama that he delivered that would draw in an audience. Think his speech about being "a nobody" in Dumb and Dumber, think of him telling his on screen son that he wasn't lying in Liar Liar. Think of The Truman Show, and tell me he doesn't have talent beyond comedy. Great supporting cast, of course with Martin Landau leading the front.

    Now something more personal, for this vet of the new war. I loved this piece because it sent a different message, if only I saw it. It showed that not only the people who actually fight in a war, are the heroes. It helped show that everyone involved in any war should be considered a hero. I personally was touched by the mentioning of the Bill of Rights and reminding people, even today, what soldiers like me and many others still fight for.
    SmileysWorld

    Finally,a Jim Carrey movie I like.

    I have been a big fan of Jim Carrey since his "In Living Color" days. I always felt he had a bright future ahead of him,as talented as the man is.I very much looked forward to the man's film career beginning, but sadly,at least for me anyway,his big screen efforts have left a lot to be desired.Most of Carrey's films have been ridden with oversexed dialog and toilet humor.Finally,a much more toned down Carrey gives me something to smile about.His efforts in The Majestic are simply amazing. The slapstick humor is put aside,very delicately,and what we have is a very appealing fictional story,with Carrey making an excellent romantic and dramatic lead.If you go into the watching of this film looking for the outrageous hairdo of Ace Ventura,the hideous green mask,or anything of the like from his previous films,this will be a big disappointment to you,but if you go into it with an open mind about what he can accomplish dramatically,you will be most pleased.Things are looking up for Jim Carrey.Also,Martin Landau is great as always in a supporting role.Thumbs up!

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    • Trivia
      At one point, while the characters in the film are examining a store-front display of World War II heroes, a photograph of several men in uniform is shown. This photo is of actual soldiers who fought in World War II, all of whom made their home at the location of the film shoot, Ferndale, California.
    • Errores
      Adele says that Luke Trimble's name is on the statue in the basement of City Hall; however, the list of names displayed does not show his name.
    • Citas

      [Inside the abandoned movie theater]

      Harry Trimble: That's why we call it The Majestic. Any man, woman, child could buy their ticket, walk right in. Here they'd be, here we'd be. "Yes sir, yes ma'am. Enjoy the show." And in they'd come entering a palace, like in a dream, like in heaven. Maybe you had worries and problems out there, but once you came through those doors, they didn't matter anymore. And you know why? Chaplin, that's why. And Keaton and Lloyd. Garbo, Gable, and Lombard, and Jimmy Stewart and Jimmy Cagney. Fred and Ginger. They were gods. And they lived up there. That was Olympus. Would you remember if I told you how lucky we felt just to be here? To have the privilege of watching them. I mean, this television thing. Why would you want to stay at home and watch a little box? Because it's convenient? Because you don't have to get dressed up, because you could just sit there? I mean, how can you call that entertainment, alone in your living room? Where's the other people? Where's the audience? Where's the magic? I'll tell you, in a place like this, the magic is all around you. The trick is to see it.

    • Créditos curiosos
      The Hollywood executives heard in the first scene are briefly heard over the Castle Rock logo. Postcards of Lawson fall down around the opening credits.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in HBO First Look: The Majestic (2001)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Dizzy
      Written by Claudia Cummings

      Produced by Claudia Cummings

      Performed by Jim Cox

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    Detalles

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 15 de marzo de 2002 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Sitio oficial
      • Warner Bros. (United States)
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      • Inglés
    • También se conoce como
      • The Majestic
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Fort Bragg, California, Estados Unidos
    • Productoras
      • Castle Rock Entertainment
      • Village Roadshow Pictures
      • NPV Entertainment
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    • Presupuesto
      • USD 72,000,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 27,807,266
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 4,904,339
      • 23 dic 2001
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 37,317,673
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      2 horas 32 minutos
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      • 1.85 : 1

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