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Vincenzo NataliOperatőr:
Tetsuo NagataZeneszerző:
Cyrille AufortSzereplők:
Adrien Brody, Sarah Polley, David Hewlett, Delphine Chanéac, Brandon McGibbon, Simona Maicanescu, Abigail Chu, Doug HictonTartalmak(1)
Clive és Elsa sztártudósok, akik hírnevüket annak köszönhetik, hogy különböző állatok DNS-ével bizarr hibrideket hoztak létre. Nemcsak munkájukban alkotnak párt, az életben is. Kutatóként legfőbb céljuk egy emberi hibrid előállítása lenne, de a munkájukat eddig finanszírozó vállalat ezt már nem támogatja, ezért úgy döntenek, titokban folytatják kísérleteiket. Létrehoznak egy különleges lényt, akit Drennek neveznek el. A hibrid gyors életciklusa révén hónapok alatt csecsemőből felnőtté válik. Miközben a két tudós mindenáron igyekszik leplezni a titkot, teremtményük kísérleti alanyból személlyé válik, sőt, képességeivel túlhaladja legmerészebb álmaikat. Hamarosan pedig a legijesztőbb rémálmaikat is. (Budapest Film)
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Kezdetben spielbergien bájos és szerethető, két remek színész támogatásával, akik közötti kémia ugyan nem hihető el, tipológiailag megfelelnek a műfajnak és a karaktereiknek. Később cronenbergian perverz és érdekes, felébreszti a kíváncsiságot a következő fejlődés iránt. És később hozzá jön egy pofon Aki bújt, aki nem, brrr!
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I would love to read an analysis of why this nonsense has been so fairly well received by the critics overseas (RT 74%), who usually underrate science fiction and horror. Maybe because Splice is mostly a very twisted family drama? For the supposed target viewer, however, the film’s true form will be like an unexpected slap to the face. The first few minutes aren’t too bad, but when the scientist start treating the mutant as if it was their child, the whole thing goes to hell, and I can’t avoid thinking that the scientists’ eventual death at the end would be the best possible outcome for mankind. The last few minutes are alright, but it can’t save the ridiculous crap that happens in the previous hour.
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It wasn't all bad, I even thought (pleasantly) of Scott's Alien or The Fly, eXistenZ or Cronenberg's Naked Lunch, but I really couldn't stomach the idea of a scientist and a female scientist starting to raise a mutant as their own child in a completely irresponsible way. The monster can look good (and it certainly wasn't bad), but if you don't believe what's happening in the film for even a second, then it's all for nothing. Two and a half stars.
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Splice isn't a great horror movie; it only turns into one essentially on a few occasions and at the very end, but it's a movie with a simple plot that's loaded with good ideas and some interesting twists, which I really liked, and overall, I enjoyed the film. It didn’t seem too long to me and felt just right.
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This film is a bit of a tangle of relatively cheap genre motifs, a la Mutant, ambitious scientists, and an attempt to make something that appears serious and is almost art that comes from this pulp theme. I have to say that this symbiosis didn't convince me much, that the mutant looked quite shoddy, and that all those sexual relationships between the main characters were somehow cheap. However, it is decently cast, with an interesting special effects aspect, but Cronenberg used to make similar films more interestingly, perversely, and provocatively. Overall impression: 55%.
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