Sliver: Una invasión a la intimidad

Título original: Sliver

1993
C
1h 47min

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Sharon Stone and William Baldwin in Sliver: Una invasión a la intimidad (1993)

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Una mujer se muda a un exclusivo edificio de apartamentos de la ciudad de Nueva York, que pronto descubre que alberga a inquilinos con todo tipo de secretos impactantes.Una mujer se muda a un exclusivo edificio de apartamentos de la ciudad de Nueva York, que pronto descubre que alberga a inquilinos con todo tipo de secretos impactantes.Una mujer se muda a un exclusivo edificio de apartamentos de la ciudad de Nueva York, que pronto descubre que alberga a inquilinos con todo tipo de secretos impactantes.

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Premios
- 4 premios ganados y 9 nominaciones en total

Trivia
While filming a kissing scene, Sharon Stone bit William Baldwin's tongue with such force that he couldn't talk properly for days afterwards.

Errores
When Carly and Zeke are in the video room she takes his Walther PPKS 380 and fires a total of 14 shots, but the Walther PPKS only holds 7 bullets.

Citas
Carly Norris: You've been spending too much time with your vibrator.
Judy Marks: I certainly have - I've been getting a plastic yeast infection!

Versiones alternativas
European version features approx. four minutes of sex footage not present in R-rated US release (total running time 108 minutes) The longer version is available in the US as an unrated video.

Conexiones
Edited into Sliver: Alternate Ending (1993)

Bandas sonoras
Carly's Loneliness
Performed by Enigma
Written and Produced by Enigma
Enigma performs courtesy of Virgin Schallplatten GmbH/Charisma Records America, Inc.

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A Brilliant Thriller...

I hate when people bash this film, for it has been and probably always will be my favorite movie of all time. A thoroughly constructed and mastered plot line, beautiful cinematography, a delicious soundtrack from hot 90s various artists such as Enigma, a sultry and subtle power score by Howard Shore and Christopher Young, and the greatest actress who ever lived: Sharon Stone. Sharon Stone is at her best as Carly Norris. William Baldwin is weak, but I guess passable. Tom Berenger is fantastically entertaining. Polly Walker is a joy. Martin Landau, in a small role, is a nice surprise. People for years have told me that this film is torrid and boring, weak and heavy handled, and so on and so on. I disagree. It's perfect, and I hardly think movies are perfect they can always have a little something more, or a little something less. When people say like most of you people on these message boards that the ending is no surprise or weak or arbitrary, you have NOT been watching closely.

What makes you think that Tom Berenger's character is the only murderer about?

I suggest you all look CLOSELY, very CLOSELY at the clues Phillip Noyce and Joe Ezsterhas have laid out for you. If you just take the ending for what it is, you're wrong and need to review the film to understand everything that's been going on, before your eyes and in the unseen. See, there are people in places who can know a very great deal if they choose, and also people who choose to make sure that no one knows a good deal about anything...

So I dare you, watch the film again and find a new ending all on your own.