Acordes y desacuerdos

Título original: Sweet and Lowdown

1999
13
1h 35min

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Sean Penn in Acordes y desacuerdos (1999)

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En los años 30, el guitarrista de jazz Emmet Ray idealiza a Django Reinhardt, se enfrenta a unos mafiosos y se enamora de una mujer muda.En los años 30, el guitarrista de jazz Emmet Ray idealiza a Django Reinhardt, se enfrenta a unos mafiosos y se enamora de una mujer muda.En los años 30, el guitarrista de jazz Emmet Ray idealiza a Django Reinhardt, se enfrenta a unos mafiosos y se enamora de una mujer muda.

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Nominado para 2 premios Óscar
- 1 premio y 15 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
The guitar that Emmet Ray (Sean Penn) plays in the movie is a Selmer Maccaferri of about 1932, though it seems likely that it's a reproduction of the rare instrument and not an original. This is the same kind of guitar played and made famous by Django Reinhardt.

Pifias
Emmett's guitar playing is completely mis-matched with what is heard on the soundtrack. He plays the wrong chords, doesn't position his hands properly for the chords he does play, and is often strumming when he should be plucking (and vice versa).

Citas
Emmet Ray: Wanna go to the dump and shoot some rats?

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: American Beauty/Blue Streak/For Love of the Game (1999)

Banda sonora
When Day Is Done
Written by Buddy G. DeSylva (as Buddy DeSylva) and Robert Katscher
Performed by Django Reinhardt
Courtesy of Blue Note Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc.
Under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets

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8/10

Hats Off To 'Hattie!'

This is a strange movie, but one made a little bit special to me because of one memorable character: "Hattie," played by Samantha Morton. What a wonderful, endearing character! The sweet look on her face alone makes this movie worth keeping.

Another huge positive for this film is the cinematography. This is beautifully shot with great colors which look all the better on DVD.

As mentioned by other reviewers, Sean Penn also does an excellent job in the lead. The shocker for me was how good a comedic touch he exhibits. Putting his general persona or politics aside, this man deserves kudos as an actor.

There is a third very different and interesting character in this movie: "Blanche," played by Uma Thurman, who portrays an amoral woman in the last part of the film. She, too, is fascinating.

So....three interesting characters, great photography AND terrific music - jazz guitar is a central part of this story - all make for a fun hour-and-a-half of entertainment.