Relação Indecente

Título original: Poison Ivy

1992
R
1 h 33 min

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Drew Barrymore, Tom Skerritt, Cheryl Ladd, and Sara Gilbert in Relação Indecente (1992)

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Sylvie Cooper é uma jovem tímida que fica fascinada pela atraente Ivy. À medida que se tornam amigas, Ivy vai penetrando no seio da família rica de Sylvie e mostra o seu lado mais tenebroso ... Ler tudoSylvie Cooper é uma jovem tímida que fica fascinada pela atraente Ivy. À medida que se tornam amigas, Ivy vai penetrando no seio da família rica de Sylvie e mostra o seu lado mais tenebroso ao seduzir Tom Cooper, o pai de Sylvie.Sylvie Cooper é uma jovem tímida que fica fascinada pela atraente Ivy. À medida que se tornam amigas, Ivy vai penetrando no seio da família rica de Sylvie e mostra o seu lado mais tenebroso ao seduzir Tom Cooper, o pai de Sylvie.

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Curiosidades
Drew Barrymore failed to attend her first audition. Director Katt Shea wanted Drew for the part of Ivy, and arranged another audition which Drew Barrymore also failed to attend. After Shea spoke with Drew's agent and told her she was no longer interested in her for the lead, she pleaded with the director to give Drew another chance. Drew ended up auditioning at Shea's home, not knowing that the director had already decided she had the job.

Erros de gravação
At the start of the film, a dog has been run over by a car. To put it out of its misery, Ivy kills it. As she does, blood splashes on Sylvie's face. However, in the next shot, the blood is nowhere to be seen.

Citações
Sylvie Cooper: The fact that Fred hated ever human except me really meant something.

Versões alternativas
For the network TV version, an interminable amount of extraneous footage was added after Ivy and Sylvie get a ride home from the guy who puts Sylvie in the back of his truck. After knocking on the window, Sylvie turns around and the subjective camera catches blocks and blocks of trees and houses going by.

Conexões
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Folks!/K2/One False Move/Poison Ivy/Leaving Normal (1992)

Trilhas sonoras
Very First Lie
Written by Jim Ellison
Performed by Material Issue
Courtesy of Mercury Records
By Arrangement with Polygram Special Products

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7/10

No tension kept throughout, still never boring

Although Poison Ivy does not maintain much tension before approaching its last scenes and sacrifices some of its runtime for awkward erotic scenes between Drew Barrymore and Tom Skerrit, this movie is still pleasant to watch. It just has a mysterious atmosphere and makes the viewer feel surrounded by a certain calmness and nostalgia (even when you see the movie for the first time). The soundtrack also helps set this mood. Barrymore's personality at this time is very well reflected in her role as Ivy and the same could probably be said about Sara Gilbert in her role as Sylvie. This makes it feel as if it is two real friends with different personalities interacting, instead of just actors.

The audience is confronted with the question of whether rooting for Ivy to get through with her plans is the right thing to do or not, and in the end, there is no definite answer. Sure, Ivy is highly manipulative and does not seem to really care about Sylvie unless it is for personal gain but she also seems misunderstood, fundamentally lonely and merely looking for a place to belong to.