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Torrente 5

Original title: Torrente 5: Operación Eurovegas
  • 2014
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 45m
IMDb RATING
5.4/10
4.7K
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Santiago Segura in Torrente 5 (2014)
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Crooked cop Torrente gets out of jail in the year 2018 to find a different Spain from the one he knew.Crooked cop Torrente gets out of jail in the year 2018 to find a different Spain from the one he knew.Crooked cop Torrente gets out of jail in the year 2018 to find a different Spain from the one he knew.

  • Director
    • Santiago Segura
  • Writer
    • Santiago Segura
  • Stars
    • Santiago Segura
    • Julián López
    • Jesulín de Ubrique
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    5.4/10
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    • Director
      • Santiago Segura
    • Writer
      • Santiago Segura
    • Stars
      • Santiago Segura
      • Julián López
      • Jesulín de Ubrique
    • 9User reviews
    • 12Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 nomination total

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    Santiago Segura
    Santiago Segura
    • Torrente
    Julián López
    Julián López
    • Cuco
    Jesulín de Ubrique
    • Jesusín
    • (as Jesús Janeiro)
    Alec Baldwin
    Alec Baldwin
    • Marshall
    Damián Ramos
    • Damián
    Luis Carlos Tortosa
    • Bigotes
    • (as Luis Carlos)
    Álvaro Tortosa
    • Dientes
    Cañita Brava
    Cañita Brava
    • Antoñito
    José María Rubio
    • Manolito
    • (as José Mª Rubio)
    Angy Fernández
    Angy Fernández
    • Chiqui
    Anna Simon
    Anna Simon
    • Paqui
    • (as Anna Simón)
    Florentino Fernández
    • Genaro
    Carlos Areces
    Carlos Areces
    • Ricardito
    Chus Lampreave
    Chus Lampreave
    • Reme
    Neus Asensi
    Neus Asensi
    • Amparito
    José Luis Barroso
    • Jubilado
    Jimmy Roca
    • Mogutu
    Fernando Esteso
    Fernando Esteso
    • Cuadrado
    • Director
      • Santiago Segura
    • Writer
      • Santiago Segura
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    • Production, box office & more at IMDbPro

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    10broistheman

    torrente never disappoints

    I'm hungarian. All Torrente movies are huge hits in Hungary. This is no different. The voice of Torrente and punchlines of the dubbed torrente is amazing. Probably very funny in Spanish as well but too fast to read in english. Actors and directors these days might be too afraid of movies like this because it is so offensive towards everyone. But that is exactly why it is great. People have no sense of humor these days. If your're one of them do not watch it. Simple. 5 movies made for a reason. People like it. Hope to see a 6th one soon. Enough said just watch it already!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    1Postal_Dude_Paradise_AZ

    Godawful "movie"

    Godawful dumbifying movie.Whatever possessed Alec Baldwin to be part of this is beyond me, watching him having to go along with the gross stupid humorless jokes was painful, kind of like De Niro making "fun" of Taxi Driver in Rocky and Bullwinkle. No joke ever work, editing looks rushed, poor choices everywhere, actors have no comedy timing , specially lead actor Segura.

    This is much worst than that movie. This is bad, idiotic, terrible movie making. There is nothing else to say. Avoid like Ebola.

    The dumb obligation to write at least 10 lines of text forces me to add this.
    1fenollar-65770

    Pure trash!! A reflection of the spiritual state of the director, actors...

    What a way to waste $8 million, the cost to produce this garbage ... Another example of the superficial, cheap, insensitive, degrading, and rotten content that most of the world of cinema has become ... just one out of ten thousand films produced nowadays are worth watching. It's the first time I watch one of these films (Torrente) from beginning to end... and it truly depicts the spiritual poverty inside the director, Santiago Segura ... Recently I heard a very remarkable producer and actor, named Eduardo Verastegui, saying that what is produced in Hollywood or any other place where films and TV shows are made ... is simply the reflection of that which is in the heart of the producer, director, and actor ... That's right. The Kendrick brothers know that well. You can produce a film to inspire and bless millions of marriages such as Fireproof, or you can produce this type of Torrente series garbage to entertain and degrade women and men. How sad that some of the most trashy films I have ever seen are produced in Spain. As Spaniard, I feel ashamed... but the US or other countries are not that different. I hope these people who produce cheap entertainment at very high cost of production will change their hearts and start to produce something that has a little of substance and depth. How much talent wasted. Joaquin Fenollar
    3abisio

    Good FX bad acting worse comedy

    I love the TORRENTE character and I believe if perhaps the greater movie character ever developed; however after waiting to almost 1 AM to see the movie (on a Wednesday) because it was SOLD OUT; after a few minutes I almost leave the theater completely disappointed.

    First of all; some characters are back but with different actors and not as good as the originals. Others quite capable like Firoentino Fernandez are almost unused. Screen time was given to the more stupid characters (perhaps cheaper actors) and very little to the really good ones but Santiago Segura who this time is not really able to keep the movie going.

    Alec Baldwin is another misstep; usually a good actor and somewhat comedian; here is none. Only overacts as the bad guy and dares to speak Spanish (not that bad really but little).

    Instead of going to excess situations the script tries to criticize Spanish political situation. If you are aware of what is happening there you can catch some jokes; but it is not easy to understand, I really hope Segura (also the writer and director) makes some money to repair this mess and makes a good Torrente 6. In the meantime; just forget this.
    3josean_xx

    Same casposo humor, the specialty of the house.

    Casposo (dandruffy) is used in Spain to describe poor concoctions, endeavors that lack ambition, half hearted efforts that exploit the simplest forms of entertainment. Torrente, Santiago Seguraś character returns for a 5th outing and the results are what you can expect when a franchise has been eploited for so long, specially if its core elements are bad taste humor, fecal jokes, and continuous demonstrations of bad manners. As usual, Torrente, mean spirited, shitty, bad mouthed, etc. has a grandiose plan for which he is forced to recruit the dumbest, most ridiculous and unoperative collection of crooks, embodied by an eccentric selection of real life has beens, freaky stand up comedians with no acting experience, a matador and some TV stars, with the added presence of A. Baldwin that seems to have had a good time entertaining those types, so far away from his world. The result is the one you would expect: hilarious for the addicts, so so for discriminating audiences.

    Santiago Segura proves again he is a pretty good director, although devoured by his creation. Ford Coppola famously said once that Star Wars had ended the career of the most talented director of its generation. Something similar can be said about Segura: He seems to be a slave of his character, obsessed with serving yet another dose of its antics, each time with less success, but even so a success so big, in Spanish terms, at least, that keeps him entangled with his creation, unable to break away to other stories I'm sure he'll do as well or even better.

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    • Trivia
      The character of Cuco (former Torrente's sidekick from Torrente 2: Misión en Marbella (2001)) is now played by Julián López. Gabino Diego, who originally played that character and also had a small cameo on the first movie (Torrente, the Dumb Arm of the Law (1998)) has not returned to the franchise since 2001.
    • Crazy credits
      At the end of the credits there's a brief scene where Sonsoles (Cuadrado's wife), who is still tied and taped mouth in the hotel room, talks to the audience. Mary Carmen, the actress who plays Sonsoles, is a famous ventriloquist in Spain, and indeed she impersonates the voice of Doña Rogelia, one of her memorable characters. Also, Dominguero's voice (from the WC) can be heard asking for the soccer game score.
    • Connections
      Follows Torrente, the Dumb Arm of the Law (1998)
    • Soundtracks
      Chirigota torrentina
      Written by Joaquín Sabina

      Performed by Joaquín Sabina and Santiago Segura

      Portuguese guitar by Antonio García de Diego

      Bass guitar by Pancho Varona

      Spanish guitar and Chorus by Antonio Martínez Ares

      Chorus, Spanish guitar, Cajón and Bass drum by La Chirigota de Vera Luque (José A. Vera Luque, Iván Chamorro, Alejandro Monzón, Mario Romero, Sergio Gallardo and Miguel A. Martínez Murga)

      Adapted by Antonio Martínez Ares

      Recorded and Mixed by Juan González at "360 Globalmedia" and "Relatores"

      Sound assistant: Emilio García

      Produced by Pancho Varona and Antonio García de Diego

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    • Release date
      • October 3, 2014 (Spain)
    • Country of origin
      • Spain
    • Language
      • Spanish
    • Also known as
      • Torrente 5: Operación Eurovegas
    • Filming locations
      • Madrid, Spain
    • Production companies
      • Antena 3 Films
      • Telefonica Studios
      • Canal+ España
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    • Budget
      • €8,500,000 (estimated)
    • Gross worldwide
      • $13,851,074
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 45 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Atmos
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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