Alice

1990
PG-13
1h 46min

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A spoiled Manhattan housewife re-evaluates her life after visiting a Chinatown healer.

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Comedy Romance

Una ama de casa malcriada reevalúa su vida después de visitar a un curandero de Chinatown.Una ama de casa malcriada reevalúa su vida después de visitar a un curandero de Chinatown.Una ama de casa malcriada reevalúa su vida después de visitar a un curandero de Chinatown.

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Nominado para 1 premio Óscar
- 1 premio y 7 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
Sean Young filmed a small role, but it was later cut. She had been deleted from Woody Allen's previous film Delitos y faltas (1989) as well.

Pifias
When Thelonious Monk's version of "Darn That Dream" appears on the soundtrack, the LP sleeve of "Monk's Dream" is shown, implying that Alice and Joe are listening to it. However, the tune is not featured on that album.

However, implications are not necessarily fact; it might be that Alice and Joe had been listening to several Monk albums and had not been meticulous in returning the discs to the appropriate sleeves.

Citas
Dr. Yang: Love... Love is a most complex emotion. Human beings unpredictable. No logic to emotions. Without logic, there is no rational thought. Without rational, thought there can be much romance, but much suffering.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Green Card/Almost an Angel/Hamlet/Come See the Paradise/Alice (1990)

Banda sonora
Limehouse Blues
Written by Philip Braham & Douglas Furber
Performed by Jackie Gleason
Courtesy of Capitol Records, Inc.
By arrangement with CEMA Special Markets

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8/10

Tour de Force for Mia

This is one of those scatter gun films that kept me attending throughout. Of course, it is part of the Woody Allen canon. Mia is rich and has it all, all except a feeling of purpose and happiness. She shops, eats, lives in luxury, and, ultimately, admires more than anything, Mother Teresa. But now we move into the supernatural element, where Keye Luke (number one son) is able to provide her with magical potions, allowing her to observe the lives of those she wishes. It isn't a good thing for her. The man she truly loves and finally gets together with is conflicted and can't make the move forward. Her husband is a total jerk, using her as a prop. I was so pleased with the way this film ended.