A Teoria do Amor

Título original: I.Q.

1994
Livre
1 h 40 min

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Tim Robbins, Meg Ryan, and Walter Matthau in A Teoria do Amor (1994)

Um mecânico se apaixona pela sobrinha de física do físico Albert Einstein, com a ajuda de Einstein e seus amigos.Um mecânico se apaixona pela sobrinha de física do físico Albert Einstein, com a ajuda de Einstein e seus amigos.Um mecânico se apaixona pela sobrinha de física do físico Albert Einstein, com a ajuda de Einstein e seus amigos.

Direção
- Fred Schepisi
Roteiristas
- Andy Breckman
- Michael Leeson
Artistas

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Direção
- Fred Schepisi
Roteiristas
- Andy Breckman
- Michael Leeson
Artistas

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Curiosidades
The lines spoken by Walter Matthau as Einstein, "I'd rather be an optimist and a fool than a pessimist and right," "Time is an illusion," and "God does not play dice," are all actual Albert Einstein quotations.

Erros de gravação
Ed checks the wrong answers for several questions in the I.Q. test.

Citações
Albert Einstein: Are you thinking what I am thinking?
Ed Walters: Well what would be the odds of that happening?

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
Several characters' names are given incorrectly in the credits; Stephen Fry's character is spelled "James Morland" without the E, Lou Jacobi's character Kurt Gödel is spelled with no umlaut over the O, and Tony Shalhoub's character is titled "Bob Watters," not Bob Rosetti as given throughout the film.

Conexões
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Speechless/Dumb and Dumber/Legends of the Fall/Little Women/Death and the Maiden/The Madness of King George (1994)

Trilhas sonoras
COCKTAILS FOR TWO
by Sam Coslow and Arthur Johnston
Performed by Spike Jones
Courtesy of RCA Records label of BMG Music

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One of Her Best?

I believe this will ultimately be regarded as one of Ryan's best, no matter where it stands today or no matter how badly it might have bombed at the box office.

Why? Because it's unabashedly everything her other 'cute' movies play at doing; because Tim Robbins is simply brilliant; because Einstein's friends are so good; because Tony S is nothing short of brilliant; and because Walter Matthau is perhaps the real star.

There are memorable quotes you will read about in this section, but they don't really work unless you see them being delivered.

This is only a romp, and it's only for fun, but it has a strong underlying message delivered by Matthau towards the end.

It's very well acted; and if you think Ryan's character is a bit unreal, fine: it is. But that's what you get for the price of admission.