Diamond Skulls

1989
NC-17
1h 40min

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Gabriel Byrne and Amanda Donohoe in Diamond Skulls (1989)

Un grupo de jóvenes guardias británicos tiene que encubrir un incidente de atropello y fuga ocurrido al final de una noche de juerga de borrachos.Un grupo de jóvenes guardias británicos tiene que encubrir un incidente de atropello y fuga ocurrido al final de una noche de juerga de borrachos.Un grupo de jóvenes guardias británicos tiene que encubrir un incidente de atropello y fuga ocurrido al final de una noche de juerga de borrachos.

Dirección
- Nick Broomfield
Guionistas
- Nick Broomfield
- Tim Rose Price
Elenco

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4.8/10

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Dirección
- Nick Broomfield
Guionistas
- Nick Broomfield
- Tim Rose Price
Elenco

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Premios
- 2 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
In this movie Amanda Donohoe was faced with the added pressure of simulate sexual intercourse with another actor in front of director Nick Broomfield, with whom she was developing a romantic relationship. "I left the filming of that scene until the end of shooting," said Broomfield in reference to the controversial sex scene between Donohoe and Gabriel Byrne. "But I actually enjoyed those scenes. I made sure to create a good relaxed feeling on the set."

Versiones alternativas
Edited, R-rated version available on video.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves/Straight Out of Brooklyn/Dark Obsession/Bright Angel (1991)

Bandas sonoras
Concerto No. 6 in G
(uncredited)
Music by Antonio Vivaldi

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2/10

not even worth 99 cents

I bought this movie for 99 cents at K-mart several years back (along with "Hawken's Breed") figuring anything with Gabriel Byrne and Amanda Donahoe is surely worth that much. It wasn't. "Dark Obsession" (the title I bought it under) was a slight cut above "Hawken's Breed" (IMBD rated at 2.4), but not enough to allow me to even keep it in the house. I threw both movies in the trash.

This thing fails on so many levels it's hard to narrow it down, but let's just say it's tawdry, incredible, boring, hedonistic, confusing and even at 100 minutes, way too long.

I love Byrne as an actor, but this schlock really looks bad on his resume.