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Atracción Peligrosa

Título original: The Town
  • 2010
  • B15
  • 2h 5min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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Ben Affleck, Rebecca Hall, Jon Hamm, Blake Lively, and Jeremy Renner in Atracción Peligrosa (2010)
As he plans his next job, a longtime thief tries to balance his feelings for a bank manager connected to one of his earlier heists, as well as the FBI agent looking to bring him and his crew down.
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Claire se convierte en rehén durante un robo a un banco. Las cosas se ponen difíciles cuando uno de los ladrones se enamora del rehén.Claire se convierte en rehén durante un robo a un banco. Las cosas se ponen difíciles cuando uno de los ladrones se enamora del rehén.Claire se convierte en rehén durante un robo a un banco. Las cosas se ponen difíciles cuando uno de los ladrones se enamora del rehén.

  • Dirección
    • Ben Affleck
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    • Peter Craig
    • Ben Affleck
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    • Dirección
      • Ben Affleck
    • Guionistas
      • Peter Craig
      • Ben Affleck
      • Aaron Stockard
    • Elenco
      • Ben Affleck
      • Rebecca Hall
      • Jon Hamm
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    • 74Metascore
  • Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro
    • Nominado a 1 premio Óscar
      • 9 premios ganados y 46 nominaciones en total

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    Ben Affleck
    Ben Affleck
    • Doug MacRay
    Rebecca Hall
    Rebecca Hall
    • Claire Keesey
    Jon Hamm
    Jon Hamm
    • FBI S.A. Adam Frawley
    Jeremy Renner
    Jeremy Renner
    • James Coughlin
    Blake Lively
    Blake Lively
    • Krista Coughlin
    George Carroll
    George Carroll
    • Albert 'Gloansy' Magloan
    • (as Slaine)
    Owen Burke
    Owen Burke
    • Desmond Elden
    Titus Welliver
    Titus Welliver
    • Dino Ciampa
    Pete Postlethwaite
    Pete Postlethwaite
    • Fergus 'Fergie' Colm
    Chris Cooper
    Chris Cooper
    • Stephen MacRay
    Dennis McLaughlin
    • Rusty
    Corena Chase
    • Agent Quinlan
    Brian Scannell
    Brian Scannell
    • Henry
    Kerri Dunbar
    • Henry's Girl
    Tony V.
    Tony V.
    • Vericom Crew Chief
    • (as Tony V)
    Isaac Bordoy
    • Alex Colazzo
    Michael Yebba
    • Beacon G.I. Joe Driver
    Daniel Woods
    • BPD Sergeant at Krista's Accident
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      • Aaron Stockard
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    9Jerique

    I'll see you again...

    I was wrong about Ben Affleck. I never believed that Affleck was ever a star. I never saw him as a director-type. I do admit I was wrong, though. Ben Affleck was truly incredible as Doug McCray, and I've never seen him work his acting at such a high level. As far as the plot of the film goes, it's very engaging. The trailer doesn't give this film justice as it's very intense and romantic at times.

    Jeremy Renner is quite intimidating and Blake Lively is sexy, Ben Affleck is gripping and the supporting cast is incredibly powerful. I think the movie was powerful and not at all predictable. I couldn't wait to see what would happen and if Doug would get away. It's such a greatly crafted movie. From writing to acting this film is wickedly astounding.

    I thought that the sex scene was over too quickly, but it was made up with all the action. I thoroughly enjoyed the chase scenes. I thought the action sequences were well-drawn out. I loved the bank robbery scenes of the blue masks and the nun outfits. I especially liked Ben's scenes with the sledge hammer and the scene where he says, "if I think anything might happen to her, I'm gonna kill both of you." It's a clip from the trailer, but it's so much better when it happens in the film.

    It's driven as an action film with drama and romance on the side. There's a few chuckles along the way, but pretty much sparse. I thought the romance was done just enough and I felt the drama was perfectly done and drastically added to the plot, as well as the tone of the film.

    It's certainly the best heist movie I've ever seen. In comparison, if you called Inception a heist movie, this movie is a better heist movie. I really think this is the Heat of the decade. I truly believe that Affleck is in his peek of his career and this is his greatest performance, directing, writing and acting. I'm overjoyed and excited to see his next piece of work.
    8Simon_Says_Movies

    One of the finest pieces of ensemble acting in years

    To say that The Town is everything Takers tried to be and failed at would actually be an insult to Ben Affleck's latest film. Mentioning that bland rehashing in the same breath would imply they even exist on the same plane, but the honest truth is this gritty Boston crime drama is something special and the best film of the early fall season.

    Affleck's first foray into directing with the Dennis Lehane adaptation Gone Baby Gone shocked viewers and the critical community in kind, showing that a fading acting career does not mean one is down-and-out in Hollywood. Affleck marries his two passions in The Town, directing, producing and writing the film as well as starring in the lead role, his first since 2003's Paycheck. He owns this comeback performance, successfully wiping any lingering distaste from duds like Daredevil or Gigli. This is by no means a one-man show, but The Town has nothing close to a weak link, in fact, this may be one of the finest pieces of ensemble acting in years.

    Joining Affleck in a supporting role is Jeremy Renner, fresh off his best actor Oscar nomination for The Hurt Locker and he beyond a doubt proves he is no one-hit wonder. This is Oscar-worthy acting yet again for Renner, nailing his Boston accent along with his loose-cannon mentality. He is terrifying, but impossible to pry your eyes away from. The most shocking revelation comes from Blake Lively (TV's "Gossip Girl") as a doped-up mother with more than a few issues. She is not only unrecognizable, but owns her role, never calling attention to her drastic deviation from type. Substantial buzz was also placed in the way of John Hamm from the acclaimed television drama Mad Men. He is sufficiently pompous as a dedicated FBI agent also scoring a number of the films laughs.

    Before I wander too much further into specifics, the characters in The Town populate a Boston suburb called Charlestown, which an introductory message informs us, is the world-center for bank robbers. Affleck's Doug MacRay heads a team of those in such a profession including Renner as James Coughlin and two others played by Slaine, and Owen Burke. During one of their routine bank heists, they are forced to take a hostage (Rebecca Hall) during their hasty escape. Afterwards, to make sure she does not know anything incriminating following her release from captivity, MacRay follows her and inadvertently falls for her in the process.

    There is nothing particularly revelatory about The Town, there are few surprises or much that deviates from a standard crime drama. But Affleck directs with such skill and confidence while showcasing yet another peek into suburban Boston that it is never less than riveting. There is an overlying sense of impeding dread that perforates The Town and a handful of sensational action sequences do little to let up the firm grasp the film has on our windpipes. Propelled by faultless acting and a pitch- perfect script, this slice of the Boston criminal underworld is everything for which we could have hoped following such a bland summer. Affleck has always been a star, and if he continues to produce films of this pedigree, then there might be hope for the movies yet.
    8SnoopyStyle

    Jeremy Renner intense

    Four friends Doug MacRay (Ben Affleck), James Coughlin (Jeremy Renner), Albert Magloan (Slaine) and Desmond Elden (Owen Burke) are robbers working the Charlestown neighborhood of Boston. In their latest job, they take the bank manager Claire Keesey (Rebecca Hall) hostage and then let her go. Doug fake dates Claire to make sure she can't ID them. He's also having sex with James' drugged out sister Krista Coughlin (Blake Lively). Meanwhile they are being investigated by the FBI led by Agent Adam Frawley (Jon Hamm).

    This is a richly character driven crime thriller. Ben Affleck knows these characters well. And acting with the intense Jeremy Renner makes Affleck better. The only actor who looks out of place is Blake Lively. She just can't get rid of that Cali feel and her accent sounds terrible. Brit Rebecca Hall does a better job than her. The action is exciting. And the story is riveting. But it's the characters and the actors that are so engaging.
    8Matt_Layden

    Ben Affleck has his comeback.

    A bank robbery goes a little different than planned when one of the robbers takes a hostage. Doug (Affleck) has to duty to check up on the hostage after she is let go, to see if she knows anything about the crew. Surprise, they start dating. Can he continue his life of robbing banks and have a love life? Will his crew accept that he is with her? Will she ever find out? This is The Town.

    Gone Baby Gone was his first directorial effort set in the city of Boston, The Town is his second. Ben obviously loves the city and if he keeps making films like these two, I'll be happy with some more Boston. I'm not going to preach about which film is better, their both different. Gone Baby Gone has more of an emotional punch with it's climax and tough decisions. The Town doesn't reach those heights, but it's a well made tense action thriller with a bit of a romance thrown in.

    This time Affleck is in front of the camera as well. He seems to have left his pretty boy blockbuster image behind him. I'm thankful, I can only take so many Armageddons or Pearl Harbors. He's matured as an actor, this is evident by his roles as of late. State of Play and Hollywoodland are two examples. Of course he's had some fun films in between, but he's probably the best thing about those. Extract anyone?

    For The Town he has assembled quite the cast. Jeremy Renner, who is hot off of The Hurt Locker plays his buddy with an attitude who won't think twice about pulling the trigger if you're in his way. Mad Men's Jon Hamm who is the FBI agent on their trail, his partner is Man in Black actor Titus Welliver, who was also in Gone Baby Gone. I wouldn't mind seeing more of him in films and if he's Affleck's good luck charm, all the better. Blake Lively has a small role and she does skanky a little too well. She has a thing for Affleck's character and she has a daughter, but he's obviously fallen for someone else. Rebecca Hall, who has the hard role of playing the woman who is dating her abductor. Things don't look too well for this relationship.

    The Town shows Affleck's ability at directing action sequences. Gone Baby Gone wasn't full of gunfights and car chases, but The Town is. There are three separate heists in the film, the opening, the middle section and the climactic ending. All three are different from each other, one is in a bank, the other a truck and finally a baseball stadium. Each heist was exciting to watch and gave you those Heat moments. It's obviously the Heat was influential in the making of this film. It seems all movies that have robberies in them look to Heat.

    Ben Affleck had a hand in writing the film, he of course won an Oscar with Matt Damon for writing Good Will Hunting. It appears he's found his footing once again and hopefully the allure of the blockbuster won't claim him once more. The Town is a successful film made for adults. It's slick, well acted and has enough thrilling moments to keep those who seek it entertained. The film centres mostly on Affleck and his new love and the heist bits are second fodder. Renner is the only one who gets some spotlight from the crew, the other two are simply background faces. The Town does it's job as a movie and Ben Affleck has found himself a new career.
    8omerbosha

    One of Ben Affleck finest work

    Great acting and good directing and the way the director said the sequence of the scenes made it more interesting to me and your relationship and this movie makes me think a lot about when life was more than just digital communication I think more than justice social media or things like that I know that this subject is not related to the movie in some ways but this movie makes me so nostalgic to the era of its release because back when I think in this era I feel like I was like more involved reality than in digital world we live in I know it's not that old to say this movie give me that feeling but it really did and overall it's a beautiful movie and a great watch it deserves totally your time and it's worth you watching thank you for reading.

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    • Trivia
      Before the movie was released, Ben Affleck praised Jeremy Renner's performance. He jokingly stated that if there was a bad shot or performance from someone else in a scene, editing could easily cut to Renner looking at a napkin to make the scene work. Jeremy Renner would go on to receive an Academy Award nomination for his performance.
    • Errores
      When the ambulance hits the FBI Mobile Command Center, cables are visible along the street to pull the truck back.
    • Citas

      [last lines]

      Doug MacRay: No matter how much you change, you still have to pay the price for the things you've done. So I got a long road. But I know I'll see you again - this side or the other.

    • Créditos curiosos
      Charlestown's reputation as a breeding ground for armed robbers is authentic. However, this film all but ignores the great majority of the residents of Charlestown, past and present, who are the same good and true people found most anywhere. This film is dedicated to them.
    • Versiones alternativas
      There are three known versions to exist: the 125-minute theatrical cut; the 150-minute extended cut that follows closely to the novel and the 153-minute alternate cut that is the same as the extended version but uses the original novel's ending.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Salt/Ramona and Beezus/Summer Doc Round-Up (2010)
    • Bandas sonoras
      99 Bottles
      Written by George Carroll (as George Carroll) and Christopher McIntire

      Performed by George Carroll

      Courtesy of Suburban Noize Records

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    Detalles

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 29 de octubre de 2010 (México)
    • Países de origen
      • Estados Unidos
      • Reino Unido
    • Sitios oficiales
      • Warner Bros. (France)
      • Warner Bros. (Japan)
    • Idioma
      • Inglés
    • También se conoce como
      • Atracción peligrosa
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Bunker Hill, Charlestown, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos
    • Productoras
      • Warner Bros.
      • Legendary Entertainment
      • GK Films
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    Taquilla

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    • Presupuesto
      • USD 37,000,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 92,186,262
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 23,808,032
      • 19 sep 2010
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 154,026,136
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      • 2h 5min(125 min)
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      • Dolby Digital
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    • Relación de aspecto
      • 2.39 : 1

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