S.O.S., vecinos al ataque

Título original: The 'Burbs

1989
PG
1h 42min

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Tom Hanks in S.O.S., vecinos al ataque (1989)

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Una nueva familia se muda al edificio y los vecinos creen que son parte de un culto satánico asesino.Una nueva familia se muda al edificio y los vecinos creen que son parte de un culto satánico asesino.Una nueva familia se muda al edificio y los vecinos creen que son parte de un culto satánico asesino.

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Premios
- 1 nominación en total

Trivia
Walter's toy poodle Queenie was played by the same dog that played Precious in El silencio de los inocentes (1991).

Errores
At the end of the film, Ray comments on Carol's shorter haircut. In her last scene, her hair is back to its original length.

Citas
Mark Rumsfield: Klopek... what is that, Slavic?
Reuben: NO.
Mark Rumsfield: 'Bout a nine on the tension scale, Reub.

Créditos curiosos
After the Universal Studios logo appears, the camera zooms into Earth and to where the film takes place.

At the end of the film, the effect is played in reverse.

Versiones alternativas
There were three filmed endings to the movie. The first is the one that is in the normal release of the movie both domestic and international. The second, available as the 'alternate ending' on the DVD version, follows the path of the first one, but is slightly different and does not contain the sequence in which the ambulance crashes into the house or the part where Mark Rumsfield slide tackles Hans Klopek. It does have a few more scenes which include Hans being interrogated by the police, Dr. Werner Klopek giving a speech to the police on what is wrong with the suburbs, and Ruben telling Ray that he was going to enjoy having him over for their final dinner. The third (and most downbeat) ending, which has not been released in any form officially, is supposed to have Ray get killed in the ambulance by Werner, the Klopeks are pronounced innocent, and garbage bags are found bound and gagged in the Klopek's car trunk. The last ending follows the original ending contained in the script.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Oscar Surprises for 1988 (1989)

Bandas sonoras
Machine
Written by Alex Mitchell, Ricky Beck Mahler & Gary Sunshine
Performed by Circus of Power
Courtesy of RCA Records

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Yo Mr. Rumsfield!!!

Okay, I know Tom Hanks has done some greater than great work. Forest Gump, Saving Private Ryan, and The Green Mile are truly American classics. For some reason (maybe I AM a weirdo) this is my favorite movie of his. It has a simple plot, a light tone, shades of horror, and some GREAT one-liners that have stayed in my memory since I was nine years old. This is one of those movies that never gets old. I especially like Corey Feldman as Ricky Butler. He played the best burn-out I have ever seen and he truly is an underrated actor. Rick Duccoman is great as the obnoxious neighbor, Art and his laid back manner continues to bring a smile to my face. Bruce Dern is flat-out awesome as the war-crazed vet who has all the right gizmos for the job, but always fails miserably. Almost every line out of his mouth is memorable and his response when he steps in a pile of dog crap is a classic quote.

Obviously this is a satire on Suburban life and nosey neighbors, but I could care less about all that. This is a classic that ranks (in my mind) with the likes of "The Goonies" and "Smokey and the Bandit".

If, for some reason, you missed this one, PLEASE see it. You have no clue what you're missing.