The Mosquito Coast

1986
PG
1h 57min

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6.6/10

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Un inventor renuncia a su vida en la ciudad y traslada a su familia a las selvas de Centroamérica para construir una utopía.Un inventor renuncia a su vida en la ciudad y traslada a su familia a las selvas de Centroamérica para construir una utopía.Un inventor renuncia a su vida en la ciudad y traslada a su familia a las selvas de Centroamérica para construir una utopía.

Dirección
- Peter Weir
Guionistas
- Paul Theroux
- Paul Schrader
Elenco

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6.6/10

32 k

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Dirección
- Peter Weir
Guionistas
- Paul Theroux
- Paul Schrader
Elenco

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 3 nominaciones en total

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While building the town set in Belize, the crew unearthed an ancient Mayan temple. It notified the Belize government, which declared the site an important historical find.

Errores
At the end of the movie, as the family is going down the river to the ocean, a far shot of their houseboat shows a propeller wake, as if their outboard motor was running. They are drifting downriver.

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Emily Spellgood: [to Charlie] I think about you when I go to the bathroom.

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Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Mosquito Coast/Streets of Gold/Crocodile Dundee/Rate It X (1986)

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Words and Music by Gary Johnson
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8/10

Excellently crafted - painful to watch

Some of the other reviews summarize this pretty well. The Mosquito Coast details flawlessly the grotesque decomposition of a good and true man. Harrison Ford's Allie is driven insane by his own intelligence and inability to control his ego. Even more remarkable and disquieting is the fact that this is based on a true story. In some ways, Allie reminds me of Dr. Mobius from Forbidden Planet. But the demons Allie conjures up are far more grotesque and deadly than anything from even Mobius' warped imagination. I conclude that this is a true piece of art and science -- magnificently crafted from beginning to end -- and I will NEVER voluntarily watch it again.