K-Pax. Un universo aparte

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Kevin Spacey and Jeff Bridges in K-Pax. Un universo aparte (2001)

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PROT es un paciente en un hospital psiquiátrico que dice ser de un planeta lejano. Su psiquiatra trata de ayudarlo, pero empieza a dudar de sus propias explicaciones.PROT es un paciente en un hospital psiquiátrico que dice ser de un planeta lejano. Su psiquiatra trata de ayudarlo, pero empieza a dudar de sus propias explicaciones.PROT es un paciente en un hospital psiquiátrico que dice ser de un planeta lejano. Su psiquiatra trata de ayudarlo, pero empieza a dudar de sus propias explicaciones.

Dirección
- Iain Softley
Guionistas
- Gene Brewer
- Charles Leavitt
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

7.4/10

196 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Iain Softley
Guionistas
- Gene Brewer
- Charles Leavitt
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 3 nominaciones en total

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Trailer 2:46

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Trivia
Prot's signature sunglasses are actually a favorite pair owned and worn by U2's front man, Bono. The glasses are Brand DITA and style is discontinued. Kevin Spacey asked to borrow them for the film, which Bono agreed to under the condition that they were well cared for and were returned immediately upon completion of the film.

Errores
When Dr. Chakraborty is talking about Prot's vision, he describes him being able to see ultraviolet at 300-400 ångström. Generally in the context of vision, ultraviolet wavelength is ~280-400 nanometers or only 2800-4000 ångström.

Citas
Dr. Mark Powell: [25:57] How do you know right from wrong?
Prot: Every being in the universe knows right from wrong, Mark.
Dr. Mark Powell: Suppose someone did do something wrong? Committed murder or rape, how would you punish them?
Prot: Let me tell you something, Mark. You humans, most of you, subscribe to this policy of eye for an eye, a life for a life. This is known through the universe for its stupidity. Even your Buddha and your Christ had quite a different vision but nobody's paid much attention to them not even the Buddhists or the Christians. You humans. Sometimes it's hard to imagine how you have made it this far.

Créditos curiosos
After the credits, there's a view of the stars and then Dr. Mark Powell looks through the lens of his telescope as if he is looking for the stars of K-PAX. He walks in his yard, and the movie ends.

Conexiones
Featured in Spotlight on Location: The Making of 'K-PAX' (2002)

Bandas sonoras
Safe and Sound
Written by Sheryl Crow
Produced and Performed by Sheryl Crow
Courtesy of A&M Records

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8/10

Great

This film IS brilliant...... without a doubt. Watched it a while ago after constant pestering from family members who are right into their sci-fi films (which I am not), and thought it was quite good. But after recently watching a few documentaries on outer-space etc we watched it again... and it IS good.

Kevin Spacey is without doubt one of the greatest actors ever and I really like Jeff Bridges (Big Lewbowski, Blown Away, Arlington Road). The film revolves around a patient in a nursing home who claims he is from another planet. Yeah right, you think... but what if his story is so believable that even his psychiatrist begins to wonder if he is telling the truth.

That is how the story evolves with Bridges going through all kinds of emotions dealing with Prot (as he is known), his own psychiatric colleagues, his wife and family, his brother-in-law and his cosmologist astronomer work colleagues (who after getting some data from Prot, pretty much admit that he might be telling the truth!) A great film... that get's you wondering.....

8/10 Dave