Maze

2000
R
1h 37min

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Laura Linney, Rob Morrow, and Craig Sheffer in Maze (2000)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAn artist with Tourette Syndrome falls in love with his best friend's pregnant girlfriend.An artist with Tourette Syndrome falls in love with his best friend's pregnant girlfriend.An artist with Tourette Syndrome falls in love with his best friend's pregnant girlfriend.

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6.3/10

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- 4 premios ganados en total

Trivia
Laura Linney had to deal with a different kind of physicality in the film, appearing completely nude in a lengthy scene in which her character Callie poses for Lyle in his art studio-not exactly a love scene, but with subtle sensual overtones. "It's always difficult, at least for me," she said. "It's just not a natural thing to do! I'm very glad that it was Rob behind the camera," she said, acknowledging that actors-turned-directors are "always helpful-if they're good. They're going to understand acting in a much freer way."

Citas
Callie: I should get rid of this TV. Do you want it?
Lyle Maze: You ever see a guy with obsessive-compulsive disorder with a remote in his hand?

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone/Heist/Shallow Hal/Maze (2001)

Bandas sonoras
I Need Love
Written by LL Cool J (as James Todd Smith), Dwayne 'Muffla' Simon (as Dwayne Emil Simone),
David Pierce, Steve Ett, and Robert Ervin
Performed by Luka Bloom
Courtesy of Reprise/Warner Bros. Records
by arrangement with Warner Special Products
© 1992 Reprise Records for the US and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States

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Good movie with a great depiction of life with Tourette's Syndrome

I watched this movie with a great deal of interest as I have TS, as do both my sons. Rob Morrow gives a chilling performance - I thought he actually had Tourette's Syndrome. The frustration at not being able to do things the way he wants to because of his tics, the cruel comments from "normal people", the social ramifications and lack of self-worth were all portrayed exceptionally. I highly recommend this movie to anyone, but especially to those who know someone with TS. It gives a great deal of insight into the reality of life with TS. If you liked this movie you might want to see "The Tic Code" with Gregory Hines and Polly Draper.