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Em Transe

Título original: Trance
  • 2013
  • 16
  • 1 h 41 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,9/10
120 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
POPULARIDADE
4.431
2.249
James McAvoy in Em Transe (2013)
An art auctioneer who has become mixed up with a group of criminals partners with a hypnotherapist in order to recover a lost painting.
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24 vídeos
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Um leiloeiro de arte se envolve com um grupo de criminosos parceiros de um hipnoterapeuta para recuperar uma pintura perdida.Um leiloeiro de arte se envolve com um grupo de criminosos parceiros de um hipnoterapeuta para recuperar uma pintura perdida.Um leiloeiro de arte se envolve com um grupo de criminosos parceiros de um hipnoterapeuta para recuperar uma pintura perdida.

  • Direção
    • Danny Boyle
  • Roteiristas
    • Joe Ahearne
    • John Hodge
  • Artistas
    • James McAvoy
    • Rosario Dawson
    • Vincent Cassel
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,9/10
    120 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    POPULARIDADE
    4.431
    2.249
    • Direção
      • Danny Boyle
    • Roteiristas
      • Joe Ahearne
      • John Hodge
    • Artistas
      • James McAvoy
      • Rosario Dawson
      • Vincent Cassel
    • 264Avaliações de usuários
    • 406Avaliações da crítica
    • 61Metascore
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Prêmios
      • 3 vitórias e 3 indicações no total

    Vídeos24

    Theatrical Version
    Trailer 1:39
    Theatrical Version
    "The Drill"
    Clip 1:59
    "The Drill"
    "The Drill"
    Clip 1:59
    "The Drill"
    Trance: Clip 1
    Clip 1:58
    Trance: Clip 1
    Trance: Clip 4
    Clip 1:33
    Trance: Clip 4
    Trance: Don't Be A Hero (French Subtitled)
    Clip 0:58
    Trance: Don't Be A Hero (French Subtitled)
    Trance: They're Going To Kill Me (French Subtitled)
    Clip 1:29
    Trance: They're Going To Kill Me (French Subtitled)

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    James McAvoy
    James McAvoy
    • Simon
    Rosario Dawson
    Rosario Dawson
    • Elizabeth
    Vincent Cassel
    Vincent Cassel
    • Franck
    Danny Sapani
    Danny Sapani
    • Nate
    Matt Cross
    Matt Cross
    • Dominic
    Wahab Sheikh
    • Riz
    Mark Poltimore
    • Francis Lemaitre
    Tuppence Middleton
    Tuppence Middleton
    • Young Woman in Red Car
    Simon Kunz
    Simon Kunz
    • Surgeon
    Michael Shaeffer
    Michael Shaeffer
    • Security Guard #1
    Tony Jayawardena
    Tony Jayawardena
    • Security Guard #2
    Vincent Montuel
    • Handsome Waiter
    Jai Rajani
    • Car Park Attendant
    Spencer Wilding
    Spencer Wilding
    • 60's Robber
    Gursharan Chaggar
    • Postman
    Edward Rising
    • 60's Auctioneer
    Kimberly Barrios
    • Office Assistant
    • (não creditado)
    Gioacchino Jim Cuffaro
    Gioacchino Jim Cuffaro
    • Auction Punter
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • Danny Boyle
    • Roteiristas
      • Joe Ahearne
      • John Hodge
    • Elenco e equipe completos
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    Avaliações de usuários264

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    tr91

    What the hell have I just watched?

    This has got to be the most confusing film I have ever seen, and yes, I have seen Inception. I only came across this film because it starred James McAvoy, it sounded interesting so I decided to give it a go.

    The film starts off straight in the action and is one of them films where you are completely hooked from the start to the finish, even though you're not completely sure what is going on. It got to the point where I didn't know if certain scenes were the present day or flashbacks, truths or lies, I just didn't know, but my God it was gripping. There was also some pretty grim scenes in this film.

    In the end it did make more sense but you really have to think about it. I would highly recommend this film to anyone, although I think it may take more than one viewing to really appreciate how good this is.

    8/10
    7gregwetherall

    Boyle Sending Audiences Into A Trance

    2012 was the year that Danny Boyle became a national hero for many in his domestic Britain after masterminding a stunning opening ceremony of the Olympics. Seemingly able to satisfy even the sternest of sceptics with a rabid display of flair and flamboyance, he became elevated to a hallowed level of reverence. In the weeks that followed, he seemed to acquire an approval rating that most politicians would have gawped at, green eyed with envy. He stands tall as an icon of the every man, with an unaffected regional accent and amiable demeanour, with a dose of easy going charm. Beneath this genial appearance is a voracious talent that is testament to many years of hard work alongside any natural ingenuity. Lauded with plaudits and success, it would appear he can do no wrong. Or can he?

    Returning to his day job, Boyle re-enters the film arena with Trance, a London-based psychological thriller that rushes around with about as much calm and patience as an ADHD sufferer. He has said that he was finishing this project whilst he was working on the Olympic opening ceremony, and that this should be viewed as its 'dark, evil cousin'.

    Starring Vincent Cassel, James McAvoy and Rosario Dawson, Trance undertakes a card shuffling roll call of sympathy and understanding. Early on, McAvoy's Simon misplaces a valuable painting. Under the persuasive encouragement of Cassel's band of criminals, he ends up seeking the counsel and help of hypnotist, Elizabeth (Dawson), to retrace his steps. Although the backdrop for the film is that of a common theme; a heist, it is merely window dressing for what is an indeed dark and, heck, schizophrenic joyride into the mind.

    With a nodded cap to the disorientating freewheeling narrative of Nolan's Memento, this film glides along a bumpy path. It takes pleasure in scrutinising the tricks and tics of memory. Boyle plays chess with the players and moves them around with the devilish glee of a ringmaster induced with the cruel egomaniacal urge of a cartoon villain. You can almost hear the grind of his hands rubbing together as he plots each skittish twist and turn. This is aided, helpfully, by Joe Aherne's source material and the screenplay's joyfully itchy nature. The film also has echoes of Inception. But with added sex.

    Daring to make this an adult film and not dilute it in order to make it accessible for a wider and broader audience, he does not eschew from graphic and explicit depictions. He performs with the cinematic frisson of a British Tarantino, but without Quentin's fondness for a baggy screenplay. Having said that, and although such comparisons make for neat phrases for critics to write, Danny Boyle is very much his own man. His films are all underpinned by his stylistic stamps of authorship. In fact, as it tends to be a defining quality of all of Boyle's films, this one does not disappoint in its assault on the senses. The thumping soundtrack plays havoc on the ears and the fast cuts fix into the eyes with the precision of a laser beam.

    Not everything is welcomed wholeheartedly and with open arms, however. As much as the virtues of Trance are easy to spot and identify, it is also somewhat flawed. So much emphasis seems to be placed on tripping the audience (in every possible sense) that the film renders itself a little distant to the sense of touch. The characters are slippery and the consequence of such skillful toying with the assumed integrity (or lack thereof) of the protagonists leads inevitably to an arms space from empathy.

    In addition to this, the relentlessly florid displays of directorial showmanship makes the pacing a little too one-sided. So persistent is the pace that the runtime feels a little longer than the 101 minutes that it forms and you may well emerge exhausted as the lights come up. Maybe the frenetic nature of Trance is a deliberate counterpoint to the relative stasis of 127 Hours. As it stands, this film zips along at a speed that would make even Usain Bolt baulk and cower with fear.

    Any quibbles mentioned do not deviate the bottom line verdict. This film is, on balance, a mighty success. It may not be as charming and lovable as the Oscar garnering Slumdog Millionaire, but it is a relentlessly entertaining thrill ride. It stands as an hour and forty minutes at a cinematic equivalent of the best theme park you could name. Hold on tight and buckle in.
    8CharlieGreenCG

    The most versatile director in the industry...

    From directing Bollywood, Sci-fi and Zombie flicks, to action thrillers to the London 2012 Olympics, Danny Boyle is the most versatile director in the industry. Currently at the top of his game, Boyle directed Trance parallel to the Olympics on the same shooting schedule in the same weeks (literally!). In interviews he said relative to the Olympics that Trance is the 'dark cousin of the Olympics'. Boyle brings us a character-based, twisty thriller, just like the ones from the 1990's that launched his career.

    Trance is introduced with a Scorsese sprint-heist, where Simon (James McAvoy) is an inside man on stealing a £27,000,000 Goya painting from his job at an auction. When Simon double crosses his partner Franck (Vincent Cassell) he suffers a strike to the head, leaving him with amnesia. In order to find out where he hide the painting he must take hypnosis sessions to revive his memory. But as lines blur and hypnotic suggestion takes over, the situation gets darkly complex.

    Keeping you indulged for its entire one-hundred and seventeen minutes running time the film is imperatively based on narrative. Forget CGI and the rest. To make a good film use the three things that Hitchcock says is essential in film-making, 'the script, the script and the script'. Boyle does this wondrously.

    While Boyle assembled his old gang behind the camera, in front of it, they're all new faces for the film-maker, and they all rise to the occasion. Vincent Cassel at first seems to have the least interesting part of the film. The same sort of character he has played in the Ocean movies. Meanwhile other cast members such as James McAvoy and Rosie Dawson give the best performances of their careers. McAvoy in fact has never been so good. Appearing in two films on this months release (also Welcome To The Punch). He breaks his character type and shows his malevolence.

    The film is a trippy heist thriller. Think Fight Club, Inception, Memento and The Sixth Sense and the style of story and endings. Trance is no exception. Even as we left the cinema other audience members where throwing around the Nolan word. But this film does seem like it has earnt the comparison. Compiled with complex script flips and twists the film is all solved in the final act, much like Nolan's films.

    Having earnt its deserved rating of 15 the violence and excessive swearing are throughout. And all of the three of the main cast are seen at one point of the film both naked and abused. Interesting, eh? This is one film that should not be missed. Released tomorrow (March 26th 2013) this film is highly recommended.

    Read this review and many more at our website - Gone With The Movies

    http://gonewiththemovies.com/reviews/trance-review.php#.UWhc_LU3uSo
    7Buscatcher

    If you're a Boyle fan lower your expectations a little.

    James Mcavoy is back on form after the dismal Welcome To The Punch. He is Simon who works for a fine art auction house, where one of his duties is to whisk away to a deep vault the most valuable artwork in the event of any attempted robbery. Of course their is a robbery, masterminded by Franck played by Vincent Cassels, the only problem is he has stolen a picture frame but no canvas. Simon is hit on the head during the robbery causing amnesia and cannot remember what happened to the canvas. Franck isn't too chuffed about this so employs Elizabeth - Rosario Dawson a hypnotist to delve into Simon's mind to find where he may have secreted the artwork.

    For at least the first half I was gripped by the plot and characters plus Boyles camera work is spot on as always. I did however feel completely puzzled at one point when the plot seemed to zig-zag a bit too much and I began to wonder whether I had lost concentration. I wasn't being dim however because at this point one of the characters explains (in flashback) what's going on.

    Although an adequate enough watch this was for me a below par Boyle movie. But I suppose with a back catalogue including two of my top ten films he can be excused for not 'hitting a coconut every time'. Overall I was not disappointed to have caught the bus to view this and neither should you be. If you are a Boyle fan just lower your expectations a little.
    7murtaza_mma

    A Potpourri of Vestiges Review: Danny Boyle's racy crime thriller with a psychological bent

    The latest film from the Oscar-winning English filmmaker Danny Boyle is a racy crime thriller with a psychological bent. The movie revolves around the life of a debonair art auctioneer, Simon, who inexplicably gets mixed up with a group of ferocious criminals.

    The criminals reluctantly partners with a sensual hypnotherapist whose job is to dig deep into Simon's mind and find out the whereabouts of a lost painting. Trance plays with the subconscious memory in the vein of movies like Inception and Shutter Island, but somewhat falls short of attaining the same level of brilliance.

    Trance stars James McAvoy, Vincent Cassel and Rosario Dawson in major roles. While McAvoy delivers his best performance ever, Dawson is a treat for the sore eyes. While Cassel is solid as usual, film aficionados just can't help but expect more from the veteran French actor.

    Boyle's direction is topnotch and barring a few glitches the movie manages to deliver a powerful punch. The movie is quite high on eroticism and nudity but none of it appears to be extraneous. A must watch for the lovers of the genre!

    For more, please visit my film blogsite:

    http://www.apotpourriofvestiges.com/

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      All the actors underwent hypnosis as part of their preparation for the film. James McAvoy claimed that his hypnotism session was successful and left him unable to move his hand during the duration of the session.
    • Erros de gravação
      When Franck steals the painting from Simon in the beginning, he is not wearing gloves. He continues not wearing gloves until he jumps into the yellow plastic tube from the roof. Suddenly he emerges in the dumpster wearing gloves.
    • Citações

      Elizabeth: We keep secrets from lots of people, but most of all we keep them from ourselves. And we call that forgetting.

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      After the closing credits have rolled, the audience hears the familiar five taps on the glass window that was an iconic audible signature throughout the film.
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    • Data de lançamento
      • 3 de maio de 2013 (Brasil)
    • Países de origem
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      • França
      • Estados Unidos da América
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      • Chapelle Notre-Dame-du-Haut de Ronchamp, Ronchamp, Haute-Saône, França
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      • Fox Searchlight Pictures
      • Pathé
      • Cloud Eight Films
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      • US$ 20.000.000 (estimativa)
    • Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 2.328.743
    • Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 131.145
      • 7 de abr. de 2013
    • Faturamento bruto mundial
      • US$ 24.261.569
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