A Casa Amaldiçoada

Título original: The Haunting

1999
14
1 h 53 min

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Liam Neeson, Lili Taylor, and Catherine Zeta-Jones in A Casa Amaldiçoada (1999)

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Quando Eleanor, Theo e Luke decidem participar de um estudo sobre o sono em uma enorme mansão, recebem mais do que esperavam quando lhes contam o passado fantasmagórico da casa.Quando Eleanor, Theo e Luke decidem participar de um estudo sobre o sono em uma enorme mansão, recebem mais do que esperavam quando lhes contam o passado fantasmagórico da casa.Quando Eleanor, Theo e Luke decidem participar de um estudo sobre o sono em uma enorme mansão, recebem mais do que esperavam quando lhes contam o passado fantasmagórico da casa.

Direção
- Jan de Bont
Roteiristas
- David Self
- Shirley Jackson
Artistas

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Direção
- Jan de Bont
Roteiristas
- David Self
- Shirley Jackson
Artistas

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Prêmios
- 4 vitórias e 14 indicações no total

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The Haunting (1999)

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Curiosidades
The house used in the film is located in Grantham, England, and is owned by the University of Evansville (Indiana). It is used by students that study abroad.

Erros de gravação
(at around 19 mins) When Nell and Theo first meet, Theo puts on her leather jacket. In the following shot, Theo's reflection can be seen in the mirror behind Nell, and she puts on the jacket again.

Citações
Luke: Hey, you guys wanna hear something really scary? I just found this out. It turns out there's a more darker chapter in the Hugh Crain fairytale. Remember his lovely wife Renee? Well Renee, the town beauty, she didn't just die, she killed herself.
Theo: Really? He just told you that?
Luke: Yes, but you can't say anything because he actually swore me to secrecy.
Eleanor "Nell" Vance: Why did she kill herself?
Luke: The stillborn children story is more sinister, and maybe Hugh Crain was a horrible monster that drove her to it.
Eleanor "Nell" Vance: Monster? But he built this house with the woman he loved like the Taj Mahal.
Theo: The Taj Mahal wasn't a palace, it was a tomb. And equally overdone.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
At the beginning, the music from Dreamwork's studio is not heard. Instead we hear the strange noises from inside Hill House.

Versões alternativas
The trailer features two little scenes which were not used in the final film. In the first scene, which was probably cut from the sequence where Eleanor and Theo go through the house for the first time, they find a door, which they open, only to find a brick wall. The second scene is a piece of dialogue between Eleanor and Theo. Eleanor asks "Have you ever kept something to yourself because you were afraid?" to which Theo answers "All the time."

Conexões
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Stanley Kubrick Tribute (1999)

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Avaliação em destaque

7/10

Creepy, but could've been creepier.

The Haunting is a film that boasts a really creepy house, good effects work and sound work, a cast that seems to believe that everything around them is real and that house. There are scenes that make you jump, and the sinister aspects of what went on at Hill House in the past, I found interesting. There are genuinely creepy moments in the film and I liked the way the ghosts manifested themselves in sheets, curtains and the house itself. Jerry Goldsmith's score gave it the right atmosphere and the sound design had voices popping up around you. What I wish could've happened is for something a little more intense. Jan De Bont had a PG-13 rating to contend with and I think that he held back a little too much. Poltergeist scared me silly when I saw it many years ago, and it still holds up. The Haunting could've used a few more scenes of pure terror. The ending was for me, a little anticlimactic. Overall, I enjoyed it. The acting is good and there are moments that make you jump. I just wish it scared me more.