After Earth

2013
12
1h 40min

PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

4,8/10

212 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Will Smith and Jaden Smith in After Earth (2013)

After Earth After a crash landing, a father and son explore a planet that was evacuated by humans 1,000 years earlier.

Reproducir trailer2:30

14 vídeos

99+ imágenes

Action Epic Adventure Epic Quest Space Sci-Fi Survival Action Adventure Sci-Fi

Un aterrizaje forzoso deja a Kitai y a su padre Cypher varados en la Tierra, un milenio después de que los acontecimientos obligaran a la humanidad a escapar. Con Cypher herido, Kitai se emb... Leer todoUn aterrizaje forzoso deja a Kitai y a su padre Cypher varados en la Tierra, un milenio después de que los acontecimientos obligaran a la humanidad a escapar. Con Cypher herido, Kitai se embarca en un peligroso viaje para pedir ayuda.Un aterrizaje forzoso deja a Kitai y a su padre Cypher varados en la Tierra, un milenio después de que los acontecimientos obligaran a la humanidad a escapar. Con Cypher herido, Kitai se embarca en un peligroso viaje para pedir ayuda.

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

4,8/10

212 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 3 premios y 8 nominaciones en total

Vídeos14

Trailer 2:30

International Version

Trailer 2:31

U.S. Version #1

Trailer 2:31

U.S. Version #1

Trailer 2:32

International Version

After Earth: Bird Fight

Imágenes152

+ 148

Más del estilo

5,0

El incidente

5,5

La joven del agua

6,6

El bosque (The Village)

5,7

6,8

6,3

7,3

6,6

5,8

6,4

4,4

6,3

Argumento

Editar

¿Sabías que...?

Editar

Curiosidades
Although not credited on the finished film, co-writer/producer Will Smith was responsible for much of the movie's direction. M. Night Shyamalan was primarily in charge of the blocking (composition of shots, placement of the camera) and the visual aspects of the film (color and design), and had actually suggested Smith for the supporting role as the father, but it was Smith who dictated the development of the story (which he originally conceived) and the on-screen action, and personally coached his own son Jaden Smith in his performance. Although both the story and acting were heavily criticized and Shyamalan decided to take the blame, Smith later shared his deep regret for involving his son in the movie: the press had released a vicious barrage of negative commentary aimed at Jayden, which hit the boy hard since he had only followed his father's instructions. Will added that Jayden understandably felt betrayed and misled for a while, and once even requested to be emancipated from his parents at age 15. He eventually decided against it.

Pifias
Everything about the Ursa is nonsensical. It's a bio-engineered organism created by an alien race to kill humans, whom he can sense by its ability to perceive fear. However, aside from that, the Ursa is blind (and also apparently deaf and unable to perceive body odors unrelated to fear), which makes it an incredibly inefficient predator, in spite of its strength and speed. How is the Ursa even going to navigate a terrain? How can it find humans who are not aware of its presence and therefore not afraid of it, which would be the perfect moment for any predator to attack its preys? Giving the Ursa a sense of sight alone would have completely invalidated the main strategy against it, "ghosting".

Citas
Cypher Raige: Fear is not real. The only place that fear can exist is in our thoughts of the future. It is a product of our imagination, causing us to fear things that do not at present and may not ever exist. That is near insanity Kitai. Do not misunderstand me, danger is very real, but fear is a choice. We are all telling ourselves a story and that day mine changed.

Créditos adicionales
The first part of the closing credits show a CGI globe view of the future altered Earth. There have been massive tectonic movements; South America is split in half and North Africa is connected to the East Coast of North America.

Conexiones
Featured in ReelzChannel Specials: Richard Roeper's Red Hot Summer (2013)

Reseñas de usuarios953

Comentarios

Reseña destacada

4/10

Nepotism is alive and well in Hollywood

I had no idea that M. Night Shyamalan had directed this film until I saw his name pop up on the closing credits. That's because the film has a simple, cookie cutter feel to it, with a look familiar from at least a dozen other recent Hollywood movie and nothing in the way of originality in terms of voice or angle to make it stand out.

It's not that this is completely awful, it's just that it's so, well, undemanding. Will Smith and his real-life son Jaden play a father and son (surprise) who crash land on a post-apocalyptic Earth. Will is injured, so he sends his kid out to activate a homing beacon and thus enable their rescue. Along the way, the boy becomes a man.

It all sounds very sentimental and rather sickening and it is. Jaden Smith is no actor and never has been, but he has made a career of hanging on to his father's coat-tails and that's the case here. Will Smith is a little better, but he seems to be coasting along too. The constant CGI is very boring, and when you discover that the antagonists are rubbishy CGI beasties along the lines of 10,000 BC, well that's the time that you stop caring.

Selecciones populares

Inicia sesión para calificar y añadir a tu lista para recibir recomendaciones personalizadas

Iniciar sesión

Everything New on Hulu in January

There's a whole lot to love about Hulu's streaming offerings this month — get excited for brand-new series premieres and film favorites to watch at home.

See the list