Strange Days (1995)
Runtime: 2 hrs 25 mins
Synopsis: It is 1999, and urban society is little more than a vast wasteland of anarchic violence. Seedy, burnt-out ex-cop Lenny Nero caters to the sensation-seeking citizens by dealing in "clips": virtual reality sequences where the user can "re-live" the experiences of another, including... It is 1999, and urban society is little more than a vast wasteland of anarchic violence. Seedy, burnt-out ex-cop Lenny Nero caters to the sensation-seeking citizens by dealing in "clips": virtual reality sequences where the user can "re-live" the experiences of another, including robberies, rape and murder. But Lenny's life is turned upside-down when two rabid cops, who want an incriminating clip that Lenny possesses, begin to pursue him. Furthermore, Lenny, with the help of female bodyguard Mace, is desperately searching throughout the chaotic enclaves of L.A. for his ex-girlfriend Faith, who he still loves. Everything comes to a head at a wild, tremendous -- and turbulent -- New Year's Eve party that will usher in the new millennium. [More]
Genre: Science-Fiction/Fantasy
Starring: Ralph Fiennes, Angela Bassett, Juliette Lewis, Tom Sizemore, Michael Wincott
Composer: Graeme Revell
Story: James Cameron
Screenwriter: James Cameron, Jay Cocks
Producer: James Cameron, Steven-Charles Jaffe
DVD Info
Release:
Feb 3, 2004
DVD Features:
- Region 1
- Keep Case - Sensormatic
- Widescreen
Audio:
- (unspecified) - English
Additional Release Material:
- Alternate Scenes - Deleted Scenes
- Behind the Scenes - Discussion of Opening POV (with Director Kathryn Bigelow)
- Trailers - 1. Theatrical Trailer
- 2. Teaser Trailer
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Reviews
Set in LA at the end of the century, this morality tales showed again the main problem in the director's work: The great divide between simlistic plots and technical sophistication. Even so, it's one of a kind for its use of color, sound and motion
Engaging, genuinely thrilling sci-fi. Enough to make you wish Bigelow made a movie a year.
A premissa é bastante interessante, mas o roteiro se perde em meio a uma infinidade de subtramas dispensáveis.
"Strange Days" is an ultimately heartless movie, all sheen and surface. It is an attenuated supermodel of a film, hip and beautiful and startlingly empty.
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