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Robert Redford, Demi Moore, Woody Harrelson, Seymour Cassel, Oliver Platt, Billy Bob Thornton, Rip Taylor, Billy Connolly, Joel Brooks, Danny Zorn (mehr)Streaming (4)
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Demi Moore und Woody Harrelson sind Diana und David Murphy. Ein Kurztrip nach Las Vegas soll ihre finanziellen Probleme beseitigen. Sie hoffen auf eine Glückssträhne, besonders als der Milliardär John Gage (Robert Redford) eine attraktive Gewinnchance bietet - absolute finanzielle Unabhängigkeit. Der Einsatz? Eine leidenschaftliche Nacht mit Diana. Der Gewinn? Eine Million Dollar. Es scheint eine einfache und schnelle Lösung ihrer Probleme zu sein. Doch Gage erhöht den Einsatz um Vertrauen, Liebe und Zuneigungung das Spiel wird für das Paar zu einer aufreibenden Belastungsprobe. Geld oder Liebe? (Verleiher-Text)
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The main attraction in this perfectly tuned romantic thriller is the psychologically well-drawn and brilliantly acted character of Robert Redford. Demi Moore is a doll and Woody Harrelson is not convincing. Several scenes are extremely powerful and personal, but the rest is a classic Hollywood fairytale arranged precisely to perfectly appeal to the largest possible number of viewers of all ages. However clichéd and predictable, Indecent Proposal has a relatively strong psychological foundation and a great number of moments that captivate with their natural power and emotional intensity. This is where Adrian Lyne has always excelled - but he needs better scripts.
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Bodice rippers are immortal!! A tear-jerking kitsch so perfect that you can't be angry with it. Woody would change genres very radically a year later as Mickey in Stone's Natural Born Killers.
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Surprisingly, no routine dullness. The first half even surprised me with its decent psychology, and the second half, on the other hand, had a surprisingly impressive and touching happy ending. The only problem with the film is its excessive length. Everything happens too slowly, and when a crucial turning point finally takes place, we can almost prepare ourselves for the finish.
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