Belleza Mortal

Título original: Fatal Beauty

1987
13
1h 44min

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Action Comedy Crime Drama Thriller

Rita Rizzoli es una agente de narcóticos con gran capacidad para camuflarse. Unos ladrones roban y cargamento de droga y no se dan cuenta de la pureza del material, introduciendo las cajas d... Leer todoRita Rizzoli es una agente de narcóticos con gran capacidad para camuflarse. Unos ladrones roban y cargamento de droga y no se dan cuenta de la pureza del material, introduciendo las cajas de 'Belleza Mortal' en el mercado negro.Rita Rizzoli es una agente de narcóticos con gran capacidad para camuflarse. Unos ladrones roban y cargamento de droga y no se dan cuenta de la pureza del material, introduciendo las cajas de 'Belleza Mortal' en el mercado negro.

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Curiosidades
This movie stars Whoopi Goldberg, who is very identifiably African-American, but plays a character called Rita Rizzoli, which name is very identifiably Italian. Roger Ebert commented that "the Italian name is much remarked upon, but never explained." However, it's entirely possible she's divorced and kept the name.

Pifias
When Delgadillo says "Look at this. They even stamped the package wrong!" his mouth doesn't match what he is saying.

Citas
Leo Nova: [reveals bulletproof vest after being shot by Rita Rizzoli in the chest] Kevlar, bitch!
Rita Rizzoli: [shoots him again in the throat, sending him crashing into a car windshield] Smith & Wesson, asshole!

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Fatal Beauty/The Hidden/Cry Freedom/Dark Eyes (1987)

Banda sonora
Sin City
Written by Harold Faltermeyer, Scott Wilk, Linda Never
Performed by War
Courtesy of Atlantic Records

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4/10

Whoopi's mere presence is reassuring, but film itself is a minefield...

Director Tom Holland attempts to bring the "Whoopi Goldberg caper comedy" into a new era by adding more serious, dramatic content, drugs and violence. The picture ends up being a murky hybrid of different styles, with Goldberg cast as a cop in Los Angeles tracking down a narcotics ring dealing in killer drugs (isn't that redundant?). Sub-plot romance between Whoopi and fellow cop Sam Elliott never gets off the ground (mainly because Holland keeps most of this story-thread off the screen), while Goldberg tosses in a few sassy asides to reassure us she hasn't become Dirty Harriet. The end result shows definite signs of post-production tinkering, and very little of it is successful. *1/2 from ****