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 (4.0 / 5.0)
Sinopsis
Mi querido presidente the american president es posible que el presidente de los eua pueda mantener en secreto un apasionado romance? es trabajo de michael douglas y annette bening de responer. Comedia light donde el presidente se enamora de una exitosa ejecutiva que, al principio no estaba muy de acuerdo con las decisiones que el tomaba, cres que cambie de parecer?
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Boy meets girl and the press tracks their every move, rivals fire broadsides and a Presidency with a 63% popularity rating plunges to 41% in seven weeks. When youre the President, everyone knows where you live. Michael Douglas portrays the widower Chief Executive who falls for a lobbyist (Annette Bening), then freefalls in the polls in this winning romantic comedy directed by Rob Reiner. Bustling staff members (Martin Sheen, Michael J. Fox, David Paymer, Anna Deavere Smith), a sneering opponent (Richard Dreyfuss), state dinners, formal protocol, informal moments, global crises all come into focus as Reiner and his stars explore the balance between private romance and public presidency
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 (3.5 / 5.0)
Sinopsis
Benjamin Button, un hombre que nació en New Orleans en 1918 con el aspecto físico de un anciano de 80 años, con el paso del tiempo va rejuveneciendo y conoce a Daisy, una niña de la que años más tarde, mientras él rejuvenece y ella crece, se enamorará.
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
The technical dazzle of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a truly astonishing thing to behold: this story of a man who ages backwards requires Brad Pitt to begin life as a tiny elderly man, then blossom into middle age, and finally, wisely, become young. How director David Fincher--with makeup artists, special-effects wizards, and body doubles--achieves this is one of the main sources of fascination in the early reels of the movie. The premise is loosely borrowed from an F. Scott Fitzgerald story (and bears an even stronger resemblance to Andrew Sean Greer's novel The Confessions of Max Tivoli), with young/old Benjamin growing up in New Orleans, meeting the girl of his dreams (Cate Blanchett), and sharing a few blissful years with her until their different aging agendas send them in opposite directions. The love story takes over the second half of the picture, as Eric Roth's script begins to resemble his work on Forrest Gump. This is too bad, because Benjamin's early life is a wonderfully picaresque journey, especially a set of midnight liaisons with a Russian lady (Tilda Swinton) in an atmospheric hotel. Fincher observes all this with an entomologist's eye, cool and exacting, which keeps the material from getting all gooey. Still, the Hurricane Katrina framing story feels put-on, and the movie lets Benjamin slide offscreen during its later stages--curious indeed.--Robert Horton
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Devon Tyler (James Townsend) seems to be your typical high-school teenager. He is from a successful family, has a loving girlfriend (Sarah Kelly) willing to take their relationship to the next step, and is at the top of his graduating class. Nevertheless, things aren't exactly what they seem. Overcome with the realizations of his hidden sexuality, Devon quickly finds himself falling for the street-wise and flirtatious Brian (Alex Wilson) after a chance enounter destined to change everything. Now, with their new romance at hand, a world of new freedoms and oppurtunities opens up. But something isn't quite right. As a number of boys start disappearing around town and family tensions grow back at home it is quickly realized that for every truth in life there is an even darker secret waiting to accompany it on the sidelines...
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