Un día de furia

Título original: Falling Down

1993
18
1h 53min

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Michael Douglas in Un día de furia (1993)

Michael Douglas plays a patient man who's patience gets pushed too far

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Un hombre ordinario, frustrado por los problemas de la sociedad, empieza una tirada violenta.Un hombre ordinario, frustrado por los problemas de la sociedad, empieza una tirada violenta.Un hombre ordinario, frustrado por los problemas de la sociedad, empieza una tirada violenta.

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7,6/10

213 mil

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POPULARIDAD

1740

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 1 premio y 2 nominaciones en total

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Falling Down

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Curiosidades
Michael Douglas considers this his favorite performance of all the movies he has been in.

Pifias
Rocket is still visible inside the rocket launcher immediately after being fired.

Citas
Gang Member #1: Whatcha doin', Mister?
Bill Foster: Nothing.
Gang Member #1: Yes, you are, you're trespassing on private property.
Bill Foster: Trespassing?
Gang Member #2: You're loitering too, man.
Gang Member #1: That's right, you're loitering too.
Bill Foster: I didn't see any signs.
Gang Member #1: [pointing at a piece of graffiti] Whatcha call that?
Bill Foster: Graffiti?
Gang Member #1: No, man. That's not fucking graffiti, that's a sign.
Gang Member #2: He can't read it, man.
Gang Member #1: I'll read it for you. It says this is fucking private property. No fucking trespassing. This means fucking you.
Bill Foster: It says all that?
Gang Member #1: Yeah!
Bill Foster: Well, maybe if you wrote it in fucking English, I could fucking understand it.

Créditos adicionales
The role of Vondie Curtis-Hall, who plays the man protesting the bank, is credited as "Not Economically Viable Man."

Versiones alternativas
In the post-2009 DVD and Blu-ray, the Warner Bros. Pictures logo at the start of the movie is plastered with the 2003 variant.

Conexiones
Edited into The Clock (2010)

Banda sonora
The Stripper
Written by David Rose
Performed by David Rose and His Orchestra
Courtesy of Polygram Special Markets

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9/10

Don't We All Want To Fall Down Sometimes?

Michael Douglas and Robert Duvall star in a film that portrays life as true, funny and aggravating as it really is. Douglas is wonderful in his role of an average Joe Schmoe gone haywire, and Robert Duvall is vivid and deep as the cop on the chase.

Falling Down may have a few incredibilities (though I remember going through a lot of situations in the film Douglas went through-though I never was angry enough to pull a shotgun out), but it's more symbolic than anything.

I think the funniest part is the burger restaurant, obviously a mimic of McDonalds, and Douglas' reaction. It's kind of like he realizes, "Hey, I'm this far, why not complain about the burger while I'm at it? It's always bugged me anyway!" Falling Down represents all Americans: the aggravations, road rage we hear about, everything. Every day situations in a new perspective.

5/5 stars-

JOHN ULMER