Linhas Cruzadas

Título original: Hanging Up

2000
PG-13
1 h 34 min

AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

4,9/10

13 mil

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Meg Ryan, Diane Keaton, and Lisa Kudrow in Linhas Cruzadas (2000)

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Comedy Drama

Um trio de irmãs se une sobre sua ambivalência em relação à morte iminente de seu pai intolerante, a quem nenhuma delas era particularmente próxima.Um trio de irmãs se une sobre sua ambivalência em relação à morte iminente de seu pai intolerante, a quem nenhuma delas era particularmente próxima.Um trio de irmãs se une sobre sua ambivalência em relação à morte iminente de seu pai intolerante, a quem nenhuma delas era particularmente próxima.

Direção
- Diane Keaton
Roteiristas
- Delia Ephron
- Nora Ephron
Artistas

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

4,9/10

13 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Diane Keaton
Roteiristas
- Delia Ephron
- Nora Ephron
Artistas

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Prêmios
- 2 vitórias e 1 indicação no total

Curiosidades
Walter Matthau's final role. In very poor health throughout filming, he suffered from several cardiovascular problems, and had more than two heart attacks since his first in 1965. He died over seven months later, four months after the film's release.

Erros de gravação
There is no second floor to the Richard M. Nixon Library in Yorba Linda, California.

Citações
Lou Mozell: You know, that I actually met a girl by the name of Moo Goo Gai Pan? That was her last name. Her first name was Freida. Freida Moo Goo Gai Pan. She was half-Jewish, half-Chinese. A lot of people called her the Ori-Yenta.

Versões alternativas
A flashback scene set in a New York City Chinese restaurant in the early 1990s where the sisters have a dinner with their father that ends in disaster was filmed, but ultimately cut from the final film.

Conexões
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Wonder Boys/Boiler Room/The Whole Nine Yards/Diamonds/Hanging Up (2000)

Trilhas sonoras
Once Upon A Time
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Jay McShann
Courtesy of Sackville Records

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Telemarketer irritation--that's the feeling I had when I watched Hanging Up, an almost cartoonishly clichéd "woman's movie." Diane Keaton's direction of this mess is so incompetent that I hope she never stands behind a camera again. The movie fails on every level--it bored my wife and daughter (and it's only because I'm anal about finishing movies that I sat through 95 minutes of Hell; they went to bed).

This was Walter Matthau's last movie, and it hurts to see such a premiere talent being wasted (although his toupee looks as if it could live on). Meg Ryan appears to have lost weight for Hanging Up (if that's possible) and seems to be carrying the mass of the world on her shoulders, physically dissipating in front of our eyes while wearing one paper-thin muscle shirt after another. Looking scrawny and bra-less isn't appealing to anyone.

Okay, enough for the nastiness. This really is a waste of film stock. Whatever BIG messages it has about sibling rivalry and familial relationships and keeping your accident from your insurance company are lost in Keaton's attempt to play cute and/or sweet (the dog and the pill; the Iranian mom).

The movie's called Hanging Up. My suggestion is to take the phone off the hook before the opening credits.