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ARMA MORTAL 3 - La oveja negra de la franquicia 19:22
ARMA MORTAL 3 - La oveja negra de la franquicia
¿Existe alguna franquicia más querida por los fanáticos de la acción de los años ochenta y noventa que la saga de Arma Mortal? A lo largo de cuatro entregas dirigidas por Richard Donner y protagonizadas por Mel Gibson y Danny Glover como los más icónicos policías compañeros de todos los tiempos, Riggs y Murtagh, la serie siempre subió la apuesta en cuanto a la acción en pantalla. Pero lo que hizo que la serie funcionara no fue la acción; fue el cariño entre Riggs y Murtagh y su química genuina con su director, Donner. Hizo que las películas fueran asuntos familiares. Y de hecho, la familia creció con Arma Mortal 3, que presentaría un tremendo interés amoroso para Riggs, Lorna Cole, interpretada por Rene Russo. En este episodio de Revisitadas, exploramos cómo la tercera entrega de la serie llevó al personaje de Riggs a dar la vuelta completa al hacerlo enamorarse. Investigamos cómo Russo se convirtió en parte de la serie y también analizamos por qué esta entrega es tan sólida en la serie, incluso si en términos de crudeza es como la noche y el día en comparación con la primera película oscura. ¿Qué opinas de Arma Mortal 3? Déjanos saber en los comentarios. Producido por: Juan Sebastian Jimenez #LethalWeapon #ArmaMortal #MelGibson #DannyGlover #JoePesci #ReneRusso #ShaneBlack #RichardDonner #JobloEspanol SUSCRÍBETE para ver los últimos vídeos de JoBlo en Español aquí: https://rb.gy/oismps
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WTF Happened to Fast Times at Ridgemont High? 16:06
WTF Happened to Fast Times at Ridgemont High?
Fast Times at Ridgemont High is one of the most influential movies of the eighties. It was the first classic teen comedy of the decade, but unlike many other teen-focused flicks, it aspired to be a realistic depiction of what teens go through. In fact, the movie was based on a book by a young Cameron Crowe (who adapted the screenplay) who went undercover as a teen and wrote about his experiences. The movie tackled teen sex, pregnancy, abortion and drugs without any of the doom and gloom the topic would have been presented with had it been made by just about anyone else at the time. Directed by Amy Heckerling, the movie featured an incredible cast of future stars, including Sean Penn as the stoner icon Spicoli, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Judge Reinhold, Phoebe Cates (whose nude scene became one of the most rewound moments of the VHS era), Forest Whitaker, Eric Stoltz, Nicolas Cage, Anthony Edwards and more. But, perhaps even more influential was the soundtrack, which highlighted new wave bands like The Go-Go’s, The Cars, Billy Squier and Oingo Boingo, plus California rock bangers by Jackson Browne and all of the former members of The Eagles (whose manager produced the film). The movie was a decent-sized hit but not the blockbuster some remember it as. It was on TV and home video that the movie became iconic, and in this episode of WTF Happened to this Movie, we dig into how Fast Times at Ridgemont High got made and how it nearly got shelved after initially being slapped with an X-rating. Can you imagine how different teen movies of the eighties might have been had Fast Times but cut to the bone and released as a TV movie? Do you think Fast Times holds up over 40 years later? Let us know in the comments! For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: http://www.joblo.com SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: https://goo.gl/R9U81J #CameronCrowe #SeanPenn #wtfhappenedtothismovie
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Star Wars: Attack of the Clones - The Best Of The Prequel Trilogy? 14:31
Star Wars: Attack of the Clones - The Best Of The Prequel Trilogy?
For a lot of us, Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones was a movie we were cautiously optimistic about. The dust had settled on The Phantom Menace by this point, and most of us chalked up the movie’s faults to two things - Jar Jar Binks and Anakin Skywalker being a precocious child. In the next film, Anakin would be a young man, similar in age to Mark Hamill when he played Luke in Star Wars: A New Hope. We all had high hopes that Hayden Christensen’s performance would be one of the definitive ones in the saga and that the film would brilliantly reveal Anakin’s dark side and what made him Darth Vader. However, it turned out to be a mixed bag, with Christensen’s performance controversial, George Lucas’s dialogue mocked, and the digital photography (it was one of the first films shot digitally) considered ruddy. Over twenty years later, following the sequel trilogy, the movie was re-assessed, and many think it stands as the best film in the prequel trilogy, as it planted the seeds for the Clone Wars, Ahsoka, and more. Notably, the movie also contains the first fight scenes for old-school Jedi masters Mace Windu (Samuel L. Jackson) and Yoda himself, with his lightsaber duel with Christopher Lee’s Count Dooku bringing down the house at every early screening the film had back in 2002. While many mocked the dialogue and the times Hayden Christensen’s eyes seemed to go dead every time he looked at a CGI character, it’s a movie that holds up better than you think and has some classic moments. In this instalment of Star Wars Revisited, we dig into the second movie in Lucas’s epic prequel trilogy and see how it holds up nowadays. This video is written by Eric Walkuski, narrated by Shawn Knippelberg, and edited by Adam Walton. Do you think Attack of the Clones holds up? Let us know in the comments! For more MOVIE NEWS, visit: http://www.joblo.com SUBSCRIBE for more of all the LATEST JoBlo Videos here: https://goo.gl/R9U81J #StarWars #theclonewars #haydenchristensen
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