Lo que cuenta es el final

Título original: Punchline

1988
R
2h 8min

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Tom Hanks and Sally Field in Lo que cuenta es el final (1988)

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Comedy Drama Romance

Una mujer que abandonó la escuela de medicina y una ama de casa, intentan triunfar como comediantes. Ellos se hacen amigos y se ayudan mutuamente en un club de comedia de Nueva York.Una mujer que abandonó la escuela de medicina y una ama de casa, intentan triunfar como comediantes. Ellos se hacen amigos y se ayudan mutuamente en un club de comedia de Nueva York.Una mujer que abandonó la escuela de medicina y una ama de casa, intentan triunfar como comediantes. Ellos se hacen amigos y se ayudan mutuamente en un club de comedia de Nueva York.

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Premios
- 1 premio en total

Curiosidades
About two months before the film started principal photography, Tom Hanks wrote and performed a five-minute stand-up comedy routine at the Los Angeles Comedy Store in California. Hanks once said of this: "It was pure flop sweat time, an embarrassment. That material lasted 1 minute 40 seconds, and it had no theme".

Pifias
When Steven and Lilah are riding the #7 subway, the Manhattan terminus of the line is shown as Lexington Avenue. The actual terminus should be 42nd Street/Times Square.

Citas
Steven: We are all God's animated cartoons.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Punchline/Heartbreak Hotel/Memories of Me/Bird/Kansas (1988)

Banda sonora
Remember Tonight and Smile
Words and Music by Michael Pollock
[Played leading into the end credits]

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8/10

A "Must See Performance" by Hanks

Tom Hanks performs the "Singing in the Rain" umbrella/street dance number like you'd never imagine it could be. I loved him in this movie. Probably more than the vast majority of his others. His portrayal of an emotionally tormented and lost young man blessed with a tremendous and natural talent for comedy - dark as it may be - broke my heart. I wasn't crazy about Sally Fields as his leading lady - the match up just didn't work for me. But as individuals they were both excellent.

I would recommend it highly. It's not really a comedy as the title might suggest. It is, as I said dark, but with some very warm feelings about giving. I gave it an 8