The Climb

1997
PG-13
1h 38min

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Chuck Langer, un ingeniero civil, tiene un arsenal lleno de recuerdos. Con ingenio irreverente y estilo humorístico, convierte sus picantes historias en la imaginación de un joven vecino, Da... Leer todoChuck Langer, un ingeniero civil, tiene un arsenal lleno de recuerdos. Con ingenio irreverente y estilo humorístico, convierte sus picantes historias en la imaginación de un joven vecino, Danny Himes.Chuck Langer, un ingeniero civil, tiene un arsenal lleno de recuerdos. Con ingenio irreverente y estilo humorístico, convierte sus picantes historias en la imaginación de un joven vecino, Danny Himes.

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Premios
- 6 premios y 1 nominación en total

Curiosidades
(At around nine minutes) When he first talks with Andy Sweeney (Seth Smith) at the WBBL radio antenna, Danny (Gregory Smith) protests "Yeah, but the last couple of years, guys try it the day the kid from Hamilton fell." Hamilton is an urban neighborhood located in northeastern Baltimore City, which is, in turn, located in Baltimore County, Maryland.

Pifias
When Ruth turns on the radio in her bedroom (at around 23 mins) it begins to play immediately, not taking time to warm up like a tube radio from that period would. Either the radio is solid state or, more likely, this reveals the music being added in after the scene.

Citas
Chuck Langer: You can have one if you want.
Danny Himes: What?
Chuck Langer: A beer, I don't give a good Goddamn.
Danny Himes: Ah no, it's okay. I don't drink.
Chuck Langer: You don't drink, you don't screw. Hell, what kind of a man are you?

Banda sonora
Volare
Performed by Domenico Modugno
Written by Domenico Modugno/Franco Migliacci (as Migliacci)

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7/10

Achieving your goals .............

Gregory Smith is a youngster who has a goal to climb to the top of a very tall radio tower. He befriends an old man, John Hurt, whose goal is to die. Together they cooperate in order to reach their objectives. There is a subplot involving David Strathairn, the boy's father, who is perceived as a coward, because he didn't fight in World War 2. This simple story is well told, with good character development, and fine acting. This is a little beyond typical family entertainment, and more suited to adult audiences. The climactic climb is exciting, and in the end, not only are everyone's goals accomplished, but some important lessons are learned. - MERK