A Chave do Enigma

Título original: The Two Jakes

1990
14
2 h 17 min

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Jack Nicholson in A Chave do Enigma (1990)

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A sequência de Chinatown (1974) encontra JJ "Jake" Gittes investigando um adultério, um assassinato e o dinheiro proveniente do petróleo.A sequência de Chinatown (1974) encontra JJ "Jake" Gittes investigando um adultério, um assassinato e o dinheiro proveniente do petróleo.A sequência de Chinatown (1974) encontra JJ "Jake" Gittes investigando um adultério, um assassinato e o dinheiro proveniente do petróleo.

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Curiosidades
At a movie theatre in Florida a patron left his seat to tell the theater manager that the reels of the movie were running out of sequence. The manager went to check and confirmed this, but then told the moviegoer "this movie's been playing here for three weeks and you're the first person who noticed that something was wrong."

Erros de gravação
Jake tells Ralph when they are standing in front of the laundry if he got dimes for phone calls. In 1948, the cost of a payphone was five cents. It didn't go to 10 cents until 1951.

Citações
Jake Gittes: What I do for a living may not be very reputable... but I am. In this town I'm the leper with the most fingers.

Versões alternativas
For the 2007 DVD release, Jack Nicholson had some of the narration and the music cues removed. He also supervised a color correction.

Conexões
Edited from Chinatown (1974)

Trilhas sonoras
Don't Smoke In Bed
Written by Willard Robison
Sung by Peggy Lee

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5/10

One Word Describes It Best: Convoluted

Being a "sequel" to "Chinatown," I had high expectations of this film. I even gave it two looks - one on VHS and then one a few years later on DVD - because I wanted so much to like it....but it stunk each time. What a waste of money.

The only thing going for it is the beautiful film-work and the great 1940s atmosphere, as "Chinatown" had some 16 years earlier when that film came out. (Kind of long wait for a sequel, anyway, don't you think?)

If ever a movie could be called "convoluted," it's this one. It made Chinatown as simple as "Bambi." Even the mainline critics all agreed this was incoherent in its storytelling. It's less confusing, but not much, if you know the characters from Chinatown since there are references to "Kathryn Mulray." However, it's just too frustrating to watch and try to follow what's going on.

I know lots of people who loved "Chinatown" but not one who likes this film.