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Verdade Nua

Título original: Where the Truth Lies
  • 2005
  • 18
  • 1 h 47 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,4/10
19 mil
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Kevin Bacon, Colin Firth, and Alison Lohman in Verdade Nua (2005)
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Karen O'Connor, uma jovem jornalista conhecida por escrever sobre celebridades, está focada em descobrir a verdade por trás de um incidente, há muito esquecido, que afetou a vida e a carreir... Ler tudoKaren O'Connor, uma jovem jornalista conhecida por escrever sobre celebridades, está focada em descobrir a verdade por trás de um incidente, há muito esquecido, que afetou a vida e a carreira da equipe de espetáculos de Vince Collins e Lanny Morris.Karen O'Connor, uma jovem jornalista conhecida por escrever sobre celebridades, está focada em descobrir a verdade por trás de um incidente, há muito esquecido, que afetou a vida e a carreira da equipe de espetáculos de Vince Collins e Lanny Morris.

  • Direção
    • Atom Egoyan
  • Roteiristas
    • Atom Egoyan
    • Rupert Holmes
  • Artistas
    • Kevin Bacon
    • Colin Firth
    • Alison Lohman
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,4/10
    19 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Atom Egoyan
    • Roteiristas
      • Atom Egoyan
      • Rupert Holmes
    • Artistas
      • Kevin Bacon
      • Colin Firth
      • Alison Lohman
    • 142Avaliações de usuários
    • 96Avaliações da crítica
    • 47Metascore
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    • Prêmios
      • 2 vitórias e 10 indicações no total

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    Kevin Bacon
    Kevin Bacon
    • Lanny
    Colin Firth
    Colin Firth
    • Vince
    Alison Lohman
    Alison Lohman
    • Karen
    David Hayman
    David Hayman
    • Reuben
    Rachel Blanchard
    Rachel Blanchard
    • Maureen
    Maury Chaykin
    Maury Chaykin
    • Sally Sanmarco
    Sonja Bennett
    Sonja Bennett
    • Bonnie
    Kristin Adams
    • Alice
    Deborah Grover
    Deborah Grover
    • Mrs. O'Flaherty
    Beau Starr
    Beau Starr
    • Jack Scaglia
    Arsinée Khanjian
    Arsinée Khanjian
    • Publishing Executive
    Gabrielle Rose
    Gabrielle Rose
    • Publishing Executive
    Don McKellar
    Don McKellar
    • Publishing Executive
    David Hemblen
    David Hemblen
    • NY Hotel Concierge
    John Moraitis
    • Irv Fleischman
    Michael J. Reynolds
    Michael J. Reynolds
    • John Hillman
    Erika Rosenbaum
    Erika Rosenbaum
    • Legal Assistant
    Rebecca Davis
    Rebecca Davis
    • Denise
    • Direção
      • Atom Egoyan
    • Roteiristas
      • Atom Egoyan
      • Rupert Holmes
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    6zetes

    Disappointing effort from Egoyan

    Egoyan's weakest film, at least since he came to prominence with Exotica. It's actually a somewhat interesting mystery, but it has a lot of flaws. There is a death, possibly a murder, in the hotel suite of two famous comedians (played by Colin Firth and Kevin Bacon), based on Martin and Lewis. That's the film's biggest flaw, that this completely fictional mystery uses Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis as a model. It's very distracting. The bulk of the story has a young journalist (Alison Lohman) writing the story of the two comedians, trying to solve the mystery. The film-making is pretty good, but Egoyan, except for The Sweet Hereafter, has always been a weak director when it comes to actors. Lohman, who was great in Ridley Scott's Matchstick Men, is awful here (she does get naked and have sex with a woman, though, which makes the film almost worth seeing). Kevin Bacon, who gave his best performance ever last year in the still underseen The Woodsman, isn't especially good, either. Only Firth does a good job. The film is also overscored with some very cliché mystery music. Mychael Danna's scores for Exotica and The Sweet Hereafter were brilliant; this one's a flop.
    Chrysanthepop

    Where The Truth Hides

    Egoyan immediately sets the noir tone of 'Where The Truth Lies' by revealing so much yet cleverly not telling anything. The film gets straight to the point right from the start as we are introduced to a Jerry Lewis Dean Martin type entertainment duo, a haunting image of a corpse in a bathtub and a determined young lady wanting to write about her idols. The slick editing allows the film to maintain its steady track. Egoyan finely contrasts the 50s and 70s. The wonderful mise en scene, flashy lighting and score bring out a 50's feel. While the score brings out a lot of mysteriousness of the 70s (the sex and drugs phase). The camera-work deserves mention. Most of the scenes of the 50's scenes were effectively done with long shots, while a lot of the 70's scenes were shot with quick snaps.

    Then there's the unusual cast that includes Kevin Bacon, Alison Lohman and Colin Firth. Bacon gives an energetic performance as the younger Lanny Morris of the 50s and he brings a 'lost' maturity as the 70's Morris. While a majority have stated Lohman as being miscast, I found her to have the right combination of naivety, sex appeal and vulnerability as Karen. The actress certainly holds her own in the presence of the more accomplished actors and bravely carries the film. Firth is remarkable and he completely sheds his Darcy image and gives a more restrained (and sometimes explosive, where required) performance as Vince Collins. Rachel Blanchard demonstrates the right kind of deceitful innocence and enigma.

    Some have stated the sex scenes to be of a 'cold' nature. However, I didn't see it that way. Sexuality is an integral part of the film and it is hinted that each character sees it differently. Bacon's Morris pays a lot of attention to his sexual partner's eyes and after-sex behaviour. I can't reveal much about the other characters without spilling out spoilers but their views differ. There's the frighteningly erotic love scene between Alice and Karen followed by a distraught look on Lohman's face. The last sex-scene was particularly disturbing as this is the scene that brings out their alternative side.

    However, the revelation in the end was a bit of a letdown. Not because of the twist which is clever enough but the motivation behind it would have worked better had more background information been provided. Where The Truth Lies' mainly works because of Egoyan's unique presentation and storytelling, the visual flair, the performances, the score and the stunning combination of all the themes ie, sex, drugs, sexuality, murder, fame (sounds a bit clichéd but it is shown differently).
    6sergepesic

    Bad casting decision

    Oh, what a difference bad casting decision can make. " Where the truth lies" had such a great potential. Two very strong leading actors, Kevin Bacon and Colin Firth, intriguing story, creative director, but... The catastrophic acting of Alison Lohman sabotaged the whole thing. The utter lack of artistic presence, wobbly, girlish voice, completely at odds with the part. There are thousands of talented young actresses, and why in the world would you cast her. There was no saving this movie after that bad decision. Two leading protagonists were doing their very best, lovely camera work brought us back to the times long gone. But to no avail.What a shame.
    7baffled522

    A mighty swing and a miss..but worth seeing

    Good film, glad to have seen it. Wish there were more adult films as I'm tired of sifting through what appeals to 14 year old males. I wasn't shocked by the sex scenes and can think of a few R-rated films that contained scenes which made me more uncomfortable. There is a lot of sex in the film, it's not framed in shoulders-up shots, but it's not wall-to-wall. There is a good story that goes along with it. I wouldn't call it erotic, this is a story about sex as a way to manipulate people and sex because you can. It is graphically honest. I didn't feel it overwhelmed the plot or took you out of the story. If you're looking for a souped up version of Body Heat though, you'll probably be disappointed.

    So I start with a 10 for interesting story and great performances from Firth and Bacon. Bacon clearly has the showier role, and the script mostly revolves around Lanny and how people relate to him. He commits himself to it totally and gives you a revealing performance of this "out there" character, warts and all. You see Lanny for what he is, both the public and private persona. It is a pitch perfect performance. Colin Firth handles the more complex character of Vince with his usual ability to reveal everything and nothing at the same time. His character is more veiled and enigmatic, not so clearly scripted (which works in the movie) and leaves you with questions as much as answers by the film's end. He delivers it with truthfulness and without gimmickry or sleight of hand. One of the thing's I've always liked about him as an actor is once you've seen a movie and know the ending, you can re-watch it and see an even more layered performance than you first realized because his character was fully there from scene one. The mystery, though not what I'd call suspenseful, did serve as a useful and involving vehicle in an interesting character drama. Then I start to subtract.

    The film started off a little slow and it took me a while to establish an interest in what really happened to the dead girl, beyond what I'd picked up from the trailer. And Alison Lohman was just bad, I couldn't buy into her character at all. She was supposed to be the engine that drives to the solution of the murder and why these guys broke up, pushing them to reveal secrets they've held onto for 15 years. Not only did she need to be tougher and much smarter and more driven, her acting was way off the mark. Her lines in a scene might read "I'm a tough cookie" but there was nothing in her performance that supported it, before, after or during the scene. She was supposed to be someone who you'd pay a million dollars to for a hard-hitting expose because you believed she could get at the truth. Instead she comes across as the girl from Kansas who just fell off the turnip truck looking for a big break. She's out of her depth, exacerbated by being blown off the screen by her co-stars. I never believed she could stand up to Vince the way she has to in order to make the plot evolve, or hold Lanny's interest as a sexual liaison or an adversary. She added nothing and I think reduced the impact of the mystery's resolution.(Though I agree with an earlier review that Rachel Blanchard was a surprise as the girl killed in the hotel room. She was good.)

    My last nit..the music was often wrong. I'm not usually so aware of the music in a film, but in this one it was distracting at times, way over the top.

    So this is a film that "coulda been a contender" along the lines of LA Confidential. Close but no cigar. If this were meant to be a break out film of sorts for Egoyan, I don't think he completely managed it. I do think it is worth the price of admission though, and is better than most of the films I've seen this year. I don't mean to undersell the film and its strengths make up for the weaknesses. So if character dramas are your thing, see it for an interesting dynamic and two stand-out performances in an involving plot. See it with friends who love thought provoking movies, probably not right as first date fare.
    stephenjamesb-1

    USA Citizens, if you want to see the original form... See it in Canada

    I saw the movie today at the 2nd showing of the Toronto International Film Festival.... The movie will be released in Canada in the way that I had seen it today, uncensored and uncut.

    The scene in question isn't explicit at all, well the part that the MPAA is crying about that implies that one of the characters as being homosexual, there's no full frontal male nudity, a lot of female nudity from Alison Lohman, Rachael Blanchard, and Kristin Adams there is some interaction between Lohman and Adams but it is done tastefully..

    So again, if it doesn't get played in your market and you can get to Canada go see the movie....

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    • Curiosidades
      Director Atom Egoyan said about filming the orgy scene: "I'm convinced that the best way to shoot a sex scene and make it seem real is to use a master shot, an uninterrupted sequence with no cuts. I wanted to see the bodies. The overwhelming challenge was how to show two (and in this case even more) people having sex without depicting the act of thrusting. By its very nature, sex needs thrusting. More specifically, one part of the body must be in some form of friction with another. This isn't a very romantic way of thinking about it, but then again the MPAA isn't a very romantic organization. Their job is to count thrusts, and then decide, depending on the number, who should see the film. Nice work if you can get it."
    • Erros de gravação
      As Lanny signs the bill in the hotel room when Maureen brings him his food, there is a ZIP code visible in the hotel's address. This part of the film is set in 1957, but ZIP codes were not used by the US postal service until 1963.
    • Citações

      Lanny Morris: Having to be a nice guy is the toughest job in the world when you're not.

    • Versões alternativas
      In the United States, the MPAA cut the film for an R rating. However, the original uncut version was later released unrated on DVD. Some international versions, including the UK version, are the original uncut version.
    • Conexões
      Featured in Este Filme Ainda Não Foi Classificado (2006)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Together, Wherever We Go
      Originated from the Broadway Musical "Gypsy"

      Performed by The Lanny and Vince Telethon Orchestra

      Music by Jule Styne

      Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

      © Norbeth Productions, Inc. / Stratford Music Corp. /Chappell Co., Inc. / Stephen Sondheim / Williamson Music, Inc.

      By kind permission of Warner/Chappell Music, Ltd.

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 7 de outubro de 2005 (Canadá)
    • País de origem
      • Canadá
    • Central de atendimento oficial
      • Serendipity Point Films
    • Idiomas
      • Inglês
      • Cantonês
    • Também conhecido como
      • Donde miente la verdad
    • Locações de filme
      • Brantford, Ontário, Canadá(Newark Airport)
    • Empresas de produção
      • Serendipity Point Films
      • First Choice Films
      • The Movie Network (TMN)
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    • Orçamento
      • US$ 25.000.000 (estimativa)
    • Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 872.142
    • Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 234.461
      • 9 de out. de 2005
    • Faturamento bruto mundial
      • US$ 3.487.678
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    • Tempo de duração
      1 hora 47 minutos
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      • Dolby Digital
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      • 2.35 : 1

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