Tres días (2008) 6.1
The world learns that a planet killing meteorite will arrive in 72 hours. Director:F. Javier Gutiérrez |
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Tres días (2008) 6.1
The world learns that a planet killing meteorite will arrive in 72 hours. Director:F. Javier Gutiérrez |
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Víctor Clavijo | ... |
Ale
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Mariana Cordero | ... |
Rosa
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Eduard Fernández | ... |
Lucio
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Elvira de Armiñán | ... |
Clara
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Ana de las Cuevas | ... |
Raquel
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Juan Galván | ... |
Nico
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Daniel Casadellà | ... |
Emilio
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Vicente Romero | ... |
Marcial
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Pepe Salas | ... |
Cura Don Miguel
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Antonio Dechent | ... |
Urbano
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Miguel Zurita | ... |
Damián
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Asunción Ayllón | ... |
Miriam
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Sebastián Haro | ... |
Sargento Atienza
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Cachito Noguera | ... |
Gloria
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Nani Jiménez | ... |
Ella
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The world learns that a planet killing meteorite will arrive in 72 hours.
This is the kind a movie I can't bear, the whole script rests on a main character who artificially postpones action in order to complete an hour and a half movie. I have the same feeling than watching Straw Dogs. As other comment says: "your guarding a bunch of helpless children from a known psycho, and a very suspicious stranger shows up when you are out in the middle of no where, you take him away from the house and you shoot him and then you shoot him again". You know the guy should shoot the bad guy from the very beginning, and there is no reason no to do so, you know and he knows... but we have to complete a movie.
The main character is also incoherent with his purpose of protecting the kids, leaving them alone, and breaking the unity of the family group. The action is done against basic human rules of behavior.
The acting is OK, is the writing and the whole movie concept that doesn't work.