Reservation Road

2007
10
1h 42min

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6,6/10

25 k

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Jennifer Connelly, Joaquin Phoenix, and Mark Ruffalo in Reservation Road (2007)

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Crime Drama Thriller

La vie de deux familles change à jamais après qu'une tragédie mortelle se soit produite sur Reservation Road.La vie de deux familles change à jamais après qu'une tragédie mortelle se soit produite sur Reservation Road.La vie de deux familles change à jamais après qu'une tragédie mortelle se soit produite sur Reservation Road.

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6,6/10

25 k

MA NOTE

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 2 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Mark Ruffalo was originally cast in Signs (2002), but left the film prior to shooting due to the discovery of a brain tumor. Ruffalo dreamt he contracted the tumor during shooting of Signs, which provoked him to visit a doctor. The tumor was benign, but Ruffalo took nearly a year to recover and lost hearing in his left ear. Production of Signs moved forward, and Joaquin Phoenix took Ruffalo's spot.

Gaffes
At 1:21-1:22, when Ethan is in Luke's room and sees a picture of Luke and Dwight it is a horizontal picture. Yet when he picks it up, it is a vertical picture. There is only that one horizontal picture on the dresser.

Citations
Grace Learner: Mrs. Wheldon was wondering if you'd like to play in the school concert. Maybe practice with her after school. You don't have to do anything you don't want to do.
Emma Learner: Can you hear music if you're in Heaven?
Grace Learner: [pauses] Yes.
Emma Learner: Okay, then. I'll do it.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Gone Baby Gone/Things We Lost in the Fire/Rendition/Reservation Road/30 Days of Night/I Want Someone to Eat Cheese With (2007)

Bandes originales
Allegro
Written by Joseph-Hector Fiocco
Arranged by Constance E. Barrett, DMA
Produced by Lou Brown and Constance E. Barrett, DMA

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6/10

greatly acted, terribly said but unremarkable on the whole

Begins as a sensitive and involving drama guilt but ends up degenerating into a corny story; the cast is good enough but the story gets more and more clichéd. It starts telling the difficulty in coping with a terribly tragic event and describing the fragility of all the characters, that is really felt. The actors bring an intensity to the characters that is really deep. Phoenix and Ruffalo, as well as Connelly, offer a strong emotional foundation that makes them real and genuinely painful. The thing is that coincidences and links between the events are in the end too many and everything risks of falling to pieces, a real pity because the plot was initially very promising.