"Te amo como eres."

Leaving Las Vegas

Película1995•1sa 52dk•star7.2(1719)•trending_up9
DramaRomance
Director:Mike Figgis

Ben es un alcohólico cuya vida se está yendo al traste. Decide irse a Las Vegas, la ciudad donde los bares nunca cierran, para beber hasta morir. Allí conoce a Sera, una prostituta. Se aceptan, se enamoran, se separan y se reencuentran. Una maravillosa historia sobre dos personas que aprenden a aceptarse el uno al otro, sobre cómo en medio de la oscuridad puede surgir una pequeña llama de esperanza en sus vidas.

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Detalles

EstadoReleased
Fecha de estreno27 de octubre de 1995
Fechas de estreno
Argentina:
Cine - 22 feb 1996 (+16)
Australia:
Cine - 23 ene 1996 (R 18+)
Bélgica:
Cine - 28 feb 1996
Brasil:
Cine - 8 mar 1996 (16)
Canadá:
Estreno - 15 sept 1995 (18A)
Duración1sa 52dk
Presupuesto$3,600,000
Recaudación$49,800,000
Beneficio$46,200,000
País de origenEstados Unidos
Idioma originalinglés
Idiomas habladosEnglish, Italiano, Pусский

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Wuchak6/10

_**Cage terminally drunk in Las Vegas with Elisabeth Shue and lots of jazz/blues**_ An alcoholic in Los Angeles (Nicolas Cage) cashes out of the film industry and moves to Las Vegas to apparently drink himself to death. He meets a prostitute (Elisabeth Shue) with whom he has a welcome affinity and they develop a relationship of radical acceptance. "Leaving Las Vegas" (1995) is one of those d…

Filipe Manuel Neto8/10

**A dense film, difficult to see, but one that should be seen, especially by young people who think that getting drunk is relevant to a night of fun.** This film is based on the true story of a man who lost his will to live after a complicated divorce and the end of his personal and professional life as he gave way to alcohol addiction. With no prospects of getting back on top, he decides to go…

CinemaSerf7/10

Is there any profession portrayed in cinema more likely to be an obnoxious alcoholic than an Hollywood screen writer? Well that's what "Ben" (Nicolas Cage) is and when he gets fired after one too many absences and foul-mouthed outbursts, he takes his redundancy cheque and his BMW and heads to Vegas. He doesn't have a plan, except perhaps to drink himself into a stupor from which he won't wake up. …

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