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Título original: Dead Presidents

1995
18
1h 59min

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Un veterano de Vietnam se adapta a la vida después de la guerra mientras trata de mantener a su familia, pero la posibilidad de una vida mejor puede involucrar crimen y derramamiento de sang... Leer todoUn veterano de Vietnam se adapta a la vida después de la guerra mientras trata de mantener a su familia, pero la posibilidad de una vida mejor puede involucrar crimen y derramamiento de sangre.Un veterano de Vietnam se adapta a la vida después de la guerra mientras trata de mantener a su familia, pero la posibilidad de una vida mejor puede involucrar crimen y derramamiento de sangre.

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Premios
- 2 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
All police officers depicted in this movie are from the fictional 53rd Precinct, the setting for Patrulla 54 (1961) and Baretta (1975).

Pifias
In the scene where Skip dies in his apartment, you can see him still breathing on the chair.

Citas
Kirby: Everyone in this town knows I've only got one leg. And that motherfucker grabbed the wrong one.

Versiones alternativas
Criterion laserdisc version includes additional scenes originally deleted before the theatrical release.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Assassins/Dead Presidents/How to Make an American Quilt/Strange Days/Persuasion (1995)

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6/10

Tries to do too much

Dead Presidents is an okay movie. Not bad, not great. Okay. I give it a B-.

I give Dead Presidents high marks for casting and acting. Larenz Tate, Chris Tucker, and the rest did a fabulous job. I also like the war scenes--very gripping, very scary.

The problem that I have with the movie is that it spans too many genres and as a result, just seems to drag on and on. The tag line would make you believe that this is a cops and robbers film centered around a major heist. But that is terribly misleading. The heist doesn't happen and isn't even an issue until late in the film. Up to that point you could consider this a life in the ghetto movie, trying to escape the ghetto movie, a Viet Nam war movie, a what life was like for blacks in the late 60's early 70's movie, a what the Viet Nam war did to those who survived it movie, so on and so on. By the time it came around for the big robbery, I was wondering when this movie would end. This problem of too grand a scope keeps the movie from getting an A.