In the Electric Mist - L'occhio del ciclone

Titolo originale: In the Electric Mist

2009
T
1h 57min

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Tommy Lee Jones and John Goodman in In the Electric Mist - L'occhio del ciclone (2009)

A detective in the deep South is led into a series of surreal encounters with a troop of Confederate soldiers.

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Un detective nella New York post-Katrina ha una serie di incontri surreali con amichevoli soldati confederati mentre indagano sulle uccisioni in serie di prostitute locali, un linciaggio del... Leggi tuttoUn detective nella New York post-Katrina ha una serie di incontri surreali con amichevoli soldati confederati mentre indagano sulle uccisioni in serie di prostitute locali, un linciaggio del 1965 e uomini d'affari corrotti.Un detective nella New York post-Katrina ha una serie di incontri surreali con amichevoli soldati confederati mentre indagano sulle uccisioni in serie di prostitute locali, un linciaggio del 1965 e uomini d'affari corrotti.

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Quiz
Former Iberia Parish Sheriff Sid Hebert was supposed to play the Sheriff, but he was later replaced by Gary Grubbs. As a sort of consolation, numerous "Re-Elect Sid Hebert" signs were placed in the Sheriff's office, and other places in the film.

Blooper
When a caller hangs up on Dave's cell phone, you hear a dial tone. Cell phones do not have dial tones.

Citazioni
Elrod Sykes: Ya ever see the lights in the cypress trees at night?
Dave Robicheaux: That's swamp gas. It'll ignite and all that across the water. It's like ball lightning.
Elrod Sykes: No sir, that's not what it is. It's these guys that are wounded by the lake. They have lanterns coming from some of the ambulances. A lot of the soldiers had maggots on their wounds. It's the only reason they lived. It's 'cause the maggots ate out the infection.
Dave Robicheaux: You been drunk a long time, Elrod. Pretty soon all the trees and alligators will be talking to you.
Elrod Sykes: Yeah... I wasn't drunk. This guy... a General... was standing on a crutch right by the water when he said to me, 'You and your friend, the Law Man, must repel them'.
Dave Robicheaux: I think you're delusional. You might wanna think about goin' to uh A-A meeting with me one time.
Elrod Sykes: Maybe I was a little drunk.

Versioni alternative
The film was taken away from its director, Bertrand Tavernier, in post-production, the producers preparing the edit of the film that was released in North America and the UK (running at 104 minutes). However, after the completion of the producers' cut of the film, Tavernier went back to the picture and created his own 'director's cut' of the film, running 117 minutes. This version of the film has been released widely in Europe, and is available on DVD (in an English-friendly version) in France and the Benelux countries.

Connessioni
Follows Omicidio a New Orleans (1996)

Colonne sonore
La Terre tremblante
Written by Dirk Powell
Composed by Marco Beltrami
Performed by Dirk Powell and Courtney Granger

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9/10

Enjoyed it, but missing a few things

I read the book last summer and was anxious to see the film. If you did not read the book you might find things confusing. Unfortunately they did not expand on the mystical episodes that Elrod and Dave have regarding the confederate soldiers and how Elrod stays with Dave for a time and the really confusing part on how Dave was shot outside the club by the "dead" woman. In all, it followed the book and was very well acted, but it left too many important "book" parts out. Tommy Lee Jones was great and I think he made a terrific Dave, but I'm sorry they didn't show more of Peter Sarsgaard; he's such a terrific actor and in the book his character is as "insightful" regarding the confederate soldiers as Dave. If you read the book before watching the movie, you'll get it. I really enjoyed the movie.