Capricornio Uno

Título original: Capricorn One

1977
PG
2h 3min

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El primer vuelo tripulado a Marte se considera inseguro y se interrumpe. Las autoridades deben luchar para salvar las apariencias y mantener su financiación, por lo que se urde un impensable... Leer todoEl primer vuelo tripulado a Marte se considera inseguro y se interrumpe. Las autoridades deben luchar para salvar las apariencias y mantener su financiación, por lo que se urde un impensable complot para falsificar la misión.El primer vuelo tripulado a Marte se considera inseguro y se interrumpe. Las autoridades deben luchar para salvar las apariencias y mantener su financiación, por lo que se urde un impensable complot para falsificar la misión.

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

6,8/10

26 mil

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Premios
- 5 nominaciones en total

Vídeos1

Trailer 3:08

Capricorn One

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Curiosidades
Despite being portrayed as a villain, NASA provided technical assistance, including mock-up spacecraft, sets, vehicles, front screen projection expertise.

Pifias
Astronauts going on an extended mission would have had short haircuts at the beginning of the mission, since there are no barbers in space. Their hair is exactly the same from the start of the mission until the end of the mission; an elapsed time of eight months.

Citas
Robert Caulfield: Mr Albaine, how much do you charge to dust a field?
Albain: Twenty five dollars.
Robert Caulfield: I'd like to hire your plane.
Albain: That'll be a hundred dollars.
Robert Caulfield: You said you charged twenty five?
Albain: Twenty five dollars to dust a field, but you ain't got no field because you ain't no farmer, which means you ain't poor and I think you're a pervert!
Robert Caulfield: Okay, one hundred.
Albain: One hundred and twenty five.
Robert Caulfield: What?
Albain: Because you said yes to a hundred too quick, which means you can afford a hundred and twenty five.

Versiones alternativas
Originally released in Japan in a longer (129 min) version which featured alternate and extended scenes (including an additional scenes showing the docking of the spaceship during the Mars landing sequence). This version was unavailable for decades and considered lost, until a copy was discovered in the National Film Archive of Japan and was finally released on Blu-ray in Japan in 2019.

Conexiones
Edited into Magnum, P.I.: Two Birds of a Feather (1983)

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Reseña destacada

9/10

First-rate, thought provoking and exciting thriller

I just wish some of those technically minded, nit-picking nerds who submit boring, long winded indictments of really good films would just lighten up and take films for what they're meant to be.....entertainment. I revisited Capricorn One this evening and the 2 hours just flew by. Every film ever made (no matter how great) is flawed. They're not meant to be picked apart, anyone can pick holes in a film. Capricorn One is a very exciting, thought provoking thriller which still stands up today.

Writer/director Peter Hyams deserves great credit in attempting in just 2 hours screen time to construct a film designed to entertain and at the same time get you thinking. To do full justice to the story line would require another 2 hours, but many people are reluctant to sit through a 4 hour film. Of course it has it's faults but it has very much to commend it such as the exciting action sequences, intelligent and at times very humorous script and convincing performances. One doesn't have to accept the film's premise (hoax Mars/Moon whatever landings) to enjoy this fine film. Judge for yourself. My verdict....9 out of 10.