Details
| Regisseur: | Jim McBride |
| Drehbuch: | Michael Hirst, Arturo Pérez-Reverte |
| Produzent: | Jack Baran, Denise O'Dell, Enrique Posner |
| Kinostart: | 1994 |
| Altersfreigabe: | FSK 12 |
| Studio: | Live/Artisan |
| Genre: | Krimi, Familie |
| Länge: | 112 |
| Sprachen: | English, Deutsch |
| Untertitel: | Spanish |
| Ton: | Dolby |
| Bildseitenverhältnis: | 1.66:1 |
| Bildformat: | Pan And Scan |
| Disks: | 1 |
| Region: | 2 |
Zusammenfassung
The reason I gave this DVD 3 stars instead of 2 is because of Kate Beckinsale and Barcelona. She is what keeps this murder mystery from turning into the kind of movie where the audience gets up to leave halfway thru after they've figured out "the butler did it" before everyone else on screen has. She's totally unbelieveable in the role of an art restorer, blowing cigarette smoke and sneezing all over the place. Instead, Beckinsale comes across as a 19-yr-old art student fiddling around with a 500-yr-old treasure...albeit a very attractive one with or without her clothes on. I also found it interesting that she has a different outfit on in just about every scene, except for the ones where she's wearing virtually nothing. Anyway, the shots of Kate and the city of Barcelona are what kept my interest. A word of advice, keep the sound off while watching this movie because the music is horrible.
