Gross Anatomy

1989
PG-13
1h 49min

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Matthew Modine and Daphne Zuniga in Gross Anatomy (1989)

A first-year med student (Matthew Modine) cares about nothing except his lab partner (Daphne Zuniga), which soon pits him against his demanding professor (Christine Lahti).

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El hijo de un pescador pasa por la facultad de medicina con mala actitud, sobre todo en la clase de cadáveres.El hijo de un pescador pasa por la facultad de medicina con mala actitud, sobre todo en la clase de cadáveres.El hijo de un pescador pasa por la facultad de medicina con mala actitud, sobre todo en la clase de cadáveres.

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Trivia
The hospital where Matthew Modine's character is interning in was in fact a real hospital in Los Angeles that shut down but was then converted and used as a movie and TV show set. Director Thom Eberhardt while filming had a feeling that he had been there before and someone reminded him that he in fact had been born there. Eberhardt happily responded with saying "Whoa cool"

Errores
When asked for the AV valves separating the atria and ventricles in the heart, Slovak starts with the Tricuspid valve and then abruptly gets "buzzed" incorrect. That is actually correct, and the Bicuspid (Mitral) valve being the other.

Citas
David Schreiner: You know, when I filled out my housing application, I asked for a roommate who was quiet, serious, and neat. How did you describe yourself?
Joe Slovak: I lied.

Versiones alternativas
There are at least two versions of this film in circulation. When the Premium Channel Showtime showed the film around 1990-1991 the following scenes were different: During the interview process, when Matthew Modine is being questioned by the admissions staff, a funny line existed in the film where one of them asks, "Why are you here?" Modine's character (Joe Slovack) responds, "I look good in white." This dialog was not present in Showtime's version of the film.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Fabulous Baker Boys/Breaking In/Crimes and Misdemeanors/Look Who's Talking (1989)

Bandas sonoras
Burnin'
Written by Larry Hester, Terry Quinn
Performed by Rebel Faction

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Works Inspite of Shortcomings.

A first-year med student (Matthew Modine) is obsessed with becoming a doctor, but jokes his way through everything else in his life in this under-rated little flick that works due to a clever screenplay and good performances from the major players in the cast. The film goes for funny and outlandish situations, but has undertones of drama early and then the drama takes center stage by the film's final act. Christine Lahti shines as the one professor who locks horns with Modine. Above-average and enjoyable overall. 3.5 out of 5 stars.