Enemigo público

Título original: Enemy of the State

1998
13
2h 12min

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Will Smith and Gene Hackman in Enemigo público (1998)

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Un abogado se convierte en el blanco de un político corrupto y de sus matones de la NSA cuando recibe accidentalmente pruebas clave de un delito por motivos políticos.Un abogado se convierte en el blanco de un político corrupto y de sus matones de la NSA cuando recibe accidentalmente pruebas clave de un delito por motivos políticos.Un abogado se convierte en el blanco de un político corrupto y de sus matones de la NSA cuando recibe accidentalmente pruebas clave de un delito por motivos políticos.

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Premios
- 5 premios y 16 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
Gene Hackman turned down this movie several times, but was ultimately convinced to sign on after a phone call by director Tony Scott. Will Smith later signed on at a relative post-Independence Day (1996) bargain price because he wanted to work with Hackman.

Pifias
When Dean is running on the hotel roof after Brill leaves him, the surveillance team reports that the satellite is coming on-line with "one meter resolution". One meter resolution indicates that the smallest pixel (detail) that can be seen is 1 meter by 1 meter while the film clearly suggests that the satellite has enough resolution to see Dean running. Assuming you would need at least "web-cam" resolution (75 pixels-per-inch), the satellite resolution would need to be roughly 2,800 times higher than one meter (38 inches x 75 pixels per inch = 2,850).

Citas
Robert Clayton Dean: What the hell is happening?
Brill: I blew up the building.
Robert Clayton Dean: Why?
Brill: Because you made a phone call.

Versiones alternativas
Also available in an "Unrated Extended Edition" which features some new/extended footage (ca. 7 minutes) like some explicit shots of the senator with his secretary or Dean finding his dead ex-girlfriend covered in blood.

Conexiones
Edited into 24: 12:00 a.m.-1:00 a.m. (2001)

Banda sonora
O Come All Ye Faithful
(Also known as "Adeste Fidelis")
Music attributed to John Reading (uncredited)
Arranged by Margaret Dorn, Linda Lawley, Danny Pelfrey
Performed by The Accidentals
Courtesy of Amusicom Records

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7/10

Taste The Irony

This is a pretty good flick that I caught at the time in my room at the Pittsburgh Hilton. A really good cast helps it along, aided by a very small but effective (if not completely soaked in sweat) role from Tom Sizemore. What really gets me now is what followed in the few years after its' release. The motivation for the story is the ruthless push by the NSA to get approval for a bill that would allow them to spy on anyone at anytime using any method they deem necessary with unilateral and total approval issued by the NSA itself. Little did we know at the time that just a few years later President George W. Bush would do that very thing, with a nice, catchy, flag waving title. We all know it by its' minuteman moniker - The Patriot Act.