Simone

Título original: S1m0ne

2002
Livre
1 h 57 min

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6,1/10

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Al Pacino and Rachel Roberts in Simone (2002)

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Artificial Intelligence Satire Comedy Drama Sci-Fi

O filme de um produtor corre perigo quando sua estrela vai embora, então ele decide criar digitalmente uma atriz para substituí-la, tornando-a uma sensação da noite para o dia que todos pens... Ler tudoO filme de um produtor corre perigo quando sua estrela vai embora, então ele decide criar digitalmente uma atriz para substituí-la, tornando-a uma sensação da noite para o dia que todos pensam que é real.O filme de um produtor corre perigo quando sua estrela vai embora, então ele decide criar digitalmente uma atriz para substituí-la, tornando-a uma sensação da noite para o dia que todos pensam que é real.

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Curiosidades
After seeing the photorealism of the computer generated actors in Final Fantasy (2001), the producers started to lean toward the idea of having Simone actually be a computer generated actress. However, after heavy opposition from the Screen Actor's Guild, claiming in so many words that replacement of actors in ALL movies would be the next logical step, the idea was scrapped.

Erros de gravação
Under present Academy rules a performer can be nominated for only one performance in any acting category. This rule is broken deliberately - Simone is so wonderful that the Academy is prepared to break its own rules for her.

Citações
Simone: What's the matter, Viktor? You look so sad. Don't you love me anymore?

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
Despite the fact he has an important role in the film, Elias Koteas who plays Hank is not credited.

Versões alternativas
In the initial August 2002 theatrical release, Rachel Roberts, the actress who portrays "most aspects" of Simone, is uncredited. According to an Associated Press interview with Roberts published after the film's release, this will be changed in the video release so that Roberts is credited.

Conexões
Featured in Great Movie Mistakes 2: The Sequel (2011)

Trilhas sonoras
Adagio for Strings
Written by Samuel Barber
Performed by Dale Warland Singers
Courtesy of American Choral Catalogue

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8/10

Why, we can do this on our computer.....!

S1m0ne (SIMONE) is a creative little piece of filmmaking from the young New Zealand writer director Andrew Niccol (Gattaca, The Truman Show, Lord of War, The Host, Dali & I:The Surreal Story). While this may not register in the 'best films of the decade' category, it certainly challenges both our thinking and our imagination and creates a sense of wonder at just how far we have come with computer generation.

Has-been movie director/producer Viktor Taransky (Al Pacino, shining) faces disaster when his star Nicola Anders (Winona Ryder) deserts his latest desperate need for a hit film and comes up with the alternative - create a superstar by using a digital synthespian, a creature who via computer codes is destined to do anything the creator decides. And voila! Simone (or rather S1m0ne - Sim-One, the technology used to creature such ventures.) Viktor is saved as Simone (Rachel Roberts) becomes the superstar of Viktor's dreams - winning awards, and Viktor's heart - only requiring that he ultimately tell the public of his sham, a deed he attempts to avoid through means that place him in big trouble. The story is fantasy, but in Niccol's hands the fantasy becomes possibility and makes us question just how far advanced have we become...perhaps too far.

The strong supporting cast includes, along with Winona Ryder, Catherine Keener, Benjamin Salisbury, Jay Mohr, Evan Rachel Woods, and of course the digitally altered Rachel Roberts. The test of a good comedy is whether it can incorporate tragedy and still entertain. This film succeeds.

Grady Harp