Black Butterfly

2017
R
1h 33min

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Antonio Banderas and Jonathan Rhys Meyers in Black Butterfly (2017)

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Drama Mystery Thriller

Un guionista acoge a un exconvicto, pero este lo toma como rehén y lo obliga a escribir sobre secretos enterrados.Un guionista acoge a un exconvicto, pero este lo toma como rehén y lo obliga a escribir sobre secretos enterrados.Un guionista acoge a un exconvicto, pero este lo toma como rehén y lo obliga a escribir sobre secretos enterrados.

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Premios
- 3 premios ganados y 2 nominaciones en total

Mr. Owen
(as Randall Richard Paul)

Cristina Moglia

Mrs. Owen

Abel Ferrara

Nicholas Aaron

Delivery Man

Nathalie Rapti Gomez

Julie

Joy Libardoni

Waitress
(as Gioia Libardoni)

Tracy Green

Diner Manager
(as Tracy Sherman Greene)

Timothy Martin

News Reporter

Cherish Gaines

Michelle Emerson

Alexandra Klim

Paul's Wife

Argumento

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Trivia
Director Abel Ferrara (known for exploitation films such as 'Driller Killer' and 'Ms.45'), has a cameo as the store owner, Pat.

Errores
First scene where Antonio Banderas drives his Jeep, however there aren't any keys in the ignition.

Citas
Jack: You still don't get it, do you, Paul? I'm the one writing the story.
Paul: I have a better ending in mind.

Conexiones
Featured in Black Butterfly: Backstage (2017)

Bandas sonoras
I Just Wanna Luv U
Written by Aaron Akins
Performed by Aaron Akins

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6/10

Contrived but sufficiently enjoyable for at least one viewing

This is one of those twist movies that feels forced even throughout the first viewing and I expect that a second would make it feel all the more so. The twist itself is plausible and satisfying but the house of cards required to build up to it ... is kind of a monstrosity. Still, I'd say worth seeing at least once. You've definitely seen worse.