Obsesión fatal

Título original: Unlawful Entry

1992
R
1h 51min

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Ray Liotta, Kurt Russell, and Madeleine Stowe in Obsesión fatal (1992)

Un ladrón sostiene un cuchillo en la garganta de Karen mientras su esposo no hace nada. La pareja termina haciendo amistad con el policía que llega. En un giro inesperado, las cosas se ponen... Leer todoUn ladrón sostiene un cuchillo en la garganta de Karen mientras su esposo no hace nada. La pareja termina haciendo amistad con el policía que llega. En un giro inesperado, las cosas se ponen feas con el policía.Un ladrón sostiene un cuchillo en la garganta de Karen mientras su esposo no hace nada. La pareja termina haciendo amistad con el policía que llega. En un giro inesperado, las cosas se ponen feas con el policía.

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Premios
- 1 nominación en total

Trivia
Kurt Russell and Madeleine Stowe refused to use body doubles for the sex scene.

Errores
The alarm password to Micheal and Karen's home should have been changed immediately after it's discovered that Pete is psychologically impaired it should not have been left the same allowing Pete to stalk enter plant drugs in the home and frame Micheal..

Citas
Officer Pete Davis: [after giving the wrong answer to the security company] What's the password, Michael?
Michael Carr: Figure it out yourself, asshole. Seven letters.
[Chuckles]
Michael Carr: Fuck you.

Versiones alternativas
The Indian theatrical version made cuts by the CBFC to remove...
Reduce by 50% the visuals of love making in car by the police officer and the prostitute especially deleting the visuals of bare breasts and movements (Length Retained: 22.00 ft).
Reduce by 50% the visuals of love making by couple in the bathroom by deleting the visuals of lifting of gown and putting his head on belly (Length Retained: 18.00 ft.)
Reduce by 50% the visuals of love making by couples especially deleting the total nudity and copulation (Length Retained: 20.00 ft.) ...for an 'A' (restricted to adults) certificate.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Batman Returns/Cold Heaven/Housesitter/Cousin Bobby/The Hairdresser's Husband (1992)

Bandas sonoras
Pa La Ocha Tambo
Written and Performed by Eddie Palmieri
Courtesy of Sonido, Inc.

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8/10

Intriguing and suspenseful, with a knockout performance by Ray Liotta

"Unlawful Entry" kept me on the edge of my seat, or should I say the edge of my bed. Ray Liotta proved with this performance that few actors can play the apparently shy guy with evil tendencies better than him. The movie also presents some good "What if" questions. In the pivotal scene, Liotta grabs the burglar who ran into Kurt Russell's house and put a knife to his wife's throat. In an earlier scene, he explains how he'd beat the living crap out of that burglar if he had the chance. Well, one night Liotta gives Russell the permission (him being a cop) to "beat the living crap out of him" and Russell totally panics and refuses. Meanwhile, I'm thinking to myself, "If Madeline Stowe were my wife and that moron put a knife to her throat, I would've taken that nightstick and beat him to death." But then again, I'm saying that while sitting comfortably on my bed, watching the movie. I'm not in his shoes. I'm sure many people would panic in that situation.

Though the movie kept my eyes glued to the screen, I could've done without certain plot conventions towards the end. I don't have to spoil it for you. You've seen thrillers in the past, you know what I'm talking about. And the writer could've trimmed the use of lines like "Get the f**k out of here," "Stay the f**k out of my house" and "Stay the f**k away from my wife" or "If you touch her, I'll kill you." I think those lines have popped up in every movie thriller I've seen. But the best reason to see this movie is Liotta's flawless performance. On those grounds alone, this movie is well worth seeing.

My score: 8 (out of 10)