Historias de Nueva York

Título original: New York Stories

1989
PG
2h 4min

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6.4/10

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A collection of three cinematic short stories that comprise a true movie event. A middle-aged artist obsessed with his pretty young assistant, a precocious 12-year-old living in a hotel, and a neurotic lawyer with a possessive mother make up three Gotham tales.

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Un artista de mediana edad obsesionado con su joven asistente, un niño precoz de 12 años que vive en un hotel y un abogado neurótico con una madre posesiva son protagonistas de tres historia... Leer todoUn artista de mediana edad obsesionado con su joven asistente, un niño precoz de 12 años que vive en un hotel y un abogado neurótico con una madre posesiva son protagonistas de tres historias de Gotham.Un artista de mediana edad obsesionado con su joven asistente, un niño precoz de 12 años que vive en un hotel y un abogado neurótico con una madre posesiva son protagonistas de tres historias de Gotham.

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

6.4/10

20 k

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Trivia
The performance piece that Steve Buscemi delivers in the Martin Scorsese segment was conceived and written by the actor himself.

Citas
Lionel Dobie: [When Paulette sees Lionel appearing unexpectedly in Paulette's bedroom] I just wanted to kiss your foot. Sorry, nothing personal.

Créditos curiosos
Coppola's segment introduces cast and crew members only by their first name during the opening titles.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Chances Are/Paperhouse/The 'Burbs/Bert Rigby, You're a Fool/High Hopes (1989)

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8/10

3 Tastes in 1

Life Lessons - I've probably seen it 10 times. You can refer to it as a 'short', but I get so wrapped up in it that I almost consider it to be a full-length movie. It's very close to perfect.

Life Without Zoe - Past comments have stated that this is the weakest of the three. I don't like to think of any of the stories as weak. I think the order of the stories is what is important. First is the tense art world drama, then the fairytale-like Zoe. Zoe doesn't have the punch of Life Lessons, but it's a relaxing follow-up. Enchanted flutes, princesses, sheiks, diamonds, parties, sunsets. I hate to use the word 'cute', but that's what it is - very cute, and that's not a bad thing in this case.

Oedipus Wrecks - Leaves the movie ending on a very outrageous and very funny note. This short is better than several of his movies (and I'm a HUGE Woody Allen fan).