El hombre que cayó a la Tierra

Título original: The Man Who Fell to Earth

1976
12
2h 19min

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David Bowie in El hombre que cayó a la Tierra (1976)

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Un extraterrestre debe hacerse pasar por humano para salvar su planeta moribundo, pero una mujer y la codicia de otros hombres crean complicaciones.Un extraterrestre debe hacerse pasar por humano para salvar su planeta moribundo, pero una mujer y la codicia de otros hombres crean complicaciones.Un extraterrestre debe hacerse pasar por humano para salvar su planeta moribundo, pero una mujer y la codicia de otros hombres crean complicaciones.

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- 1 premio y 4 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
The picture was temporarily scored with music from Pink Floyd's album "The Dark Side of the Moon".

Pifias
When Mary-Lou takes Thomas to the hotel's fifth floor in the elevator instead of allowing him to use the stairs, she says, "It's five flights." This would be correct in the UK, but not in America; from the ground floor to the fifth floor of an American building is four flights.

Citas
Thomas Jerome Newton: Ask me...
Nathan Bryce: What?
Thomas Jerome Newton: The question you've been wanting to ask ever since we met.
Nathan Bryce: Are you Lithuanian?
Thomas Jerome Newton: [grins] I come from England.
Nathan Bryce: Ah, that's not so terrible.

Versiones alternativas
The US theatrical release of the film was drastically altered. Not only were 20 minutes cut (including the gun sequence) but some scenes were rearranged and a few scenes had different camera angles.

Conexiones
Edited into We are the Robots (2010)

Banda sonora
Poker Dice
Written by Stomu Yamashta
Recorded by Stomu Yamashta

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7/10

Surreal galore in this sci-fi.

Nicholas Roeg is a maverick filmmaker and The man who fell to Earth is one of the many reasons why. Bowie is an alien who lands on earth in search of water. This was the legendary singer's first starring role and he more than owns the role of a strange human trying to mix with humans. The surreal imagery by noted director Nicholas Roeg is a highlight and although the film wasn't a big hit either critically or commercially back when it was released, it has a huge following today. If you are a fan of science fiction you should check this out. 7/10 (Surreal galore in this sci-fi).