
"Ya están aquí."
La guerra de los mundos
Ray Ferrier es un descargador de muelle, divorciado y padre nada modélico. Poco después de que su ex mujer y su nuevo marido se vayan después de dejar a Robbie, su hijo adolescente, y a su pequeña hija Rachel para una de sus contadas visitas, estalla una tremenda e inesperada tormenta eléctrica. Unos momentos después, en un cruce cerca de la casa, Ray es testigo de un acontecimiento que cambiará su vida y la de los suyos para siempre. Una enorme máquina de tres patas emerge del suelo y antes de que alguien pueda hacer algo, arrasa todo lo que está a su alcance. Un día como otro cualquiera acaba de convertirse en la fecha más extraordinaria de su vida: el primer ataque alienígena contra la Tierra.
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Ver todo en TMDBI enjoyed this entry into the HG Wells film library. The special effects are great (to this amateur anyway) and the acting and action more than adequate. Plus it stays near enough to the sci-fi genius of the author to satisfy the fans of the classic novel. I will say that I got a little tired of the son acting like such a teenager, but he and the Tom Cruise character both show some character growt…
First time seeing this in 15 years and lame plot, annoying characters (both kids got on my nerves) and a protagonist who just runs around, as Tom Cruise does so well, but has zero impact on the end game which was... bacteria. Yeah, this was just as dumb today as it was back then. At least the visual effects and sound design still holds up. **2.5/5**
Sometimes it just pays to leave well alone, and this remake of the 1953 version adds nothing aside from more sophisticated special effects. A vehicle for Tom Cruse, it allows Stephen Spielberg to turn this menacing and thought-provoking sci-fi classic into a family melodrama with the star and his dysfunctional family travelling the breadth of the country trying to escape the terror that is falling…
An intense, serious and harrowing portrayal of the H.G. Wells classic. Tom Cruise doing an excellent job of not being Tom Cruise and Dakota Fanning out acting everyone. It's hard to call this film an enjoyable watch as it's actually emotionally affecting at times, with some very raw realism concerning human nature. This movie manages to keep a constantly high pace without being exhausting to watch…
























