Crash Pad

2017
C
1h 31min

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5.8/10

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Christina Applegate, Thomas Haden Church, and Domhnall Gleeson in Crash Pad (2017)

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Un romántico empedernido, que cree haber encontrado el amor verdadero con una mujer mayor, se entera de que está casada y que la aventura no es más que un instrumento de venganza contra su m... Leer todoUn romántico empedernido, que cree haber encontrado el amor verdadero con una mujer mayor, se entera de que está casada y que la aventura no es más que un instrumento de venganza contra su marido negligente.Un romántico empedernido, que cree haber encontrado el amor verdadero con una mujer mayor, se entera de que está casada y que la aventura no es más que un instrumento de venganza contra su marido negligente.

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Trivia
Writer Jeremy Catalino originally conceived of the story for Crash Pad (2017) after meeting a married woman online and having a weekend-long affair with her. He wondered what would happen if the woman's husband found out about the affair and came after him. As of the film's release, Catalino and the woman both live in Portland, OR and remain friends.

Errores
When Stensland watches the TV show, "Dawson's Creek," which the character claims was recorded onto VHS from its original air-date, the theme song is inaccurate. It's not the original theme song (Paula Cole's "I Don't Want to Wait"), but rather, it's Jann Arden's "Run Like Mad;" an alternative theme song used for the DVD and Netflix releases to avoid paying expensive royalties to Paula Cole.

Citas
Stensland: You should see the other guy. He's fine.

Conexiones
References Destino final (2000)

Bandas sonoras
Something To Hold
Written by Stephen Lukach, Daniel Rojas, and Cazz Brindis
Performed by Stop The Fox (feat. Cazz Brindis)

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5/10

Domhnall Gleeson brings this film up to a "5" despite a very poor script

This would have been a disaster were it not for Gleeson, who somehow manages to work in his take on the naive nerd looking for true love, who falls for an older married woman (Applegate), only using him for sex to pay back her husband (Hayden Church) for what she perceives is his infidelity.

Gleeson's very good performance allows the audience to bear through a sophomoric script.

Kudos to Thomas Hayden Church whose impeccable timing adds needed snap to the dialogue.

Editng is notable as well.

Gleeson is an impressive actor, and as he (hopefully) stretches himself into more complex roles, will no doubt discover higher ground upon which he can unfold his talent.

I'm rating Crash Pad a 5 (avoiding a 1 only because of Gleeson, Church and overall snappy editing).

The rest of the cast is wasted on this dog of a a script and 5 is generous.

2017 is going down as one of the worst years for movie releases unless the holiday season comes up big to redeem it.