Enemigo interno

Título original: The Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call - New Orleans

2009
C
2h 2min

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6.6/10

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Nicolas Cage and Eva Mendes in Enemigo interno (2009)

In New Orleans, a police lieutenant investigates the killing of five Senegalese immigrants.

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Dark Comedy Crime Drama Mystery

Terence McDonagh es un detective adicto a las drogas que vive en la Nueva Orleans pos-Katrina que investiga el asesinato de cinco inmigrantes senegaleses.Terence McDonagh es un detective adicto a las drogas que vive en la Nueva Orleans pos-Katrina que investiga el asesinato de cinco inmigrantes senegaleses.Terence McDonagh es un detective adicto a las drogas que vive en la Nueva Orleans pos-Katrina que investiga el asesinato de cinco inmigrantes senegaleses.

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6.6/10

82 k

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Premios
- 3 premios ganados y 13 nominaciones en total

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Bad Lieutenant: Port Call of New Orleans

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Trivia
According to Werner Herzog, 2,400 cans of decaf coffee had to be used to make the water appear to be river water in the jail scene. They first attempted to use paint, but it proved to be toxic, then the production team used regular coffee, but the actor absorbed it through his skin.

Errores
Only one of the "iguanas" featured was an iguana. The other lizard was a bearded dragon. The two species are not related and come from opposite sides of the world (iguanids originate in the Americas, whilst the bearded dragon originates in Australasia).

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Terence McDonagh: [Hallucinating] What are these fuckin' iguanas doing on my coffee table.
Stevie Pruit: There ain't no iguana.
Terence McDonagh: ...Yeah, there are.
Stevie Pruit: There ain't no iguana.
Terence McDonagh: What the fuck is that?
[taps it]
Terence McDonagh: Fuckin' iguana.

Conexiones
Edited into Leet Fighters: Mojado Mexican (2014)

Bandas sonoras
RELEASE ME
Written by Eddie Miller, James Pebworth, Robert Yount
Performed by Johnny Adams
Published by Roschelle Music Publishing/Sony ATV Acuff Rose Music Publishing (BMI)
Licensed from Licensemusic.com ApS
Courtesy of Sun Entertainment Corporation

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7/10

a truly different film, vividly acted and directed

This movie is filled with humor and turns, it's jazzy and entertaining but not that similar to Abel Ferrara's 1992 story, in spite of the title. It features a wonderful and very much involved performance from Nicholas Cage, a lot of very black humor and gets to develop a strong pessimism. The story is appropriately set in New Orleans (during the Hurricane Katrina's aftermath) and mainly shows what occurs to good people when bad people prosper. Nicholas Cage aside, Val Kilmer doesn't probably manages to do much, but Mendes and Dourif deliver convincing performances. Abel Ferrara's "Bad Lieutenant" was a dirty depiction of a strongly damaged detective (played by Harvey Keitel), where, leaving from the illusions of a drug-induced cop, ended up involving a lot of Catholic guilt. Here there's more action and humor than that stuff, not that the movie is shallow but probably it's just a bit more unpretentious.