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Título original: Criminal

2004
14
1 h 27 min

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Caper Comedy Crime Drama Thriller

Dois vigaristas tentam enganar um colecionador de moedas vendendo-lhe uma cópia falsa de uma nota de moeda extremamente rara.Dois vigaristas tentam enganar um colecionador de moedas vendendo-lhe uma cópia falsa de uma nota de moeda extremamente rara.Dois vigaristas tentam enganar um colecionador de moedas vendendo-lhe uma cópia falsa de uma nota de moeda extremamente rara.

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Trailer 1:50

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Curiosidades
U. S. adaptation of popular Argentinian film Nove Rainhas (2000) starring Ricardo Darín and Gastón Pauls.

Erros de gravação
The Monroe $100 Silver Certificate isn't nearly as valuable as portrayed in the film. They were printed for two years in vast quantities beginning in 1878 and deemed immediately collectible. Hoarders have preserved most of them preventing them from earning the status of "rare", a mint condition $100 Monroe can be had for less than $2,000 USD and would never command the six figure / half million price in the film.

Citações
[last lines]
Rodrigo: I have something for you.
Valerie: You do?
Rodrigo: Yeah, it's very special.
[gives her the ring]
Rodrigo: It belonged to my grandmother and her mother before her.
Valerie: Oh, it's beautiful.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
The only opening credit is the title.

Conexões
Remake of Nove Rainhas (2000)

Trilhas sonoras
Sing a Simple Song
Written by Sly Stone (as Sylvester Stewart)

Avaliações de usuários72

Avaliação em destaque

An OK Americanization Into a Contemporary "The Sting"

"Criminal" is an adequate Americanization of one of my favorite films of 2002, the delightfully twisty "Nine Queens (Nueve Reinas)."

Adapter/debut director Gregory Jacobs doesn't quite make up for the extra tension that Argentina's financial chaos added as an urgent back drop.

Some of the twists are too smoothly straightened out by focusing more on the older con man, here played by John C. Reilly, and his sister, played by Maggie Gyllenhaal without the original's sensuality, despite her low cut blouse.

Diego Luna is a mite young, but he's cast to turn Reilly's character into more of a manipulative mentor and less an apparent partner.

On its own, without comparison to the original, it's an amusing and workmanlike update of "The Sting" crossed with "The Grifters."