Angel Eyes

2001
12
1 Std. 42 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,7/10

26.057

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Jennifer Lopez and Jim Caviezel in Angel Eyes (2001)

Home Video Trailer from Universal Studios Home Entertainment

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4 Videos

45 Fotos

Drama Romance

Ein geheimnisvoller Mann fühlt sich zu einer temperamentvollen Polizistin hingezogen, und es entwickelt sich eine ungewöhnliche Beziehung, denn nicht alles ist so, wie es scheint.Ein geheimnisvoller Mann fühlt sich zu einer temperamentvollen Polizistin hingezogen, und es entwickelt sich eine ungewöhnliche Beziehung, denn nicht alles ist so, wie es scheint.Ein geheimnisvoller Mann fühlt sich zu einer temperamentvollen Polizistin hingezogen, und es entwickelt sich eine ungewöhnliche Beziehung, denn nicht alles ist so, wie es scheint.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,7/10

26.057

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 3 Gewinne & 5 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Wissenswertes
Jennifer Lopez insisted that the part of Catch be played by Jim Caviezel even though she didn't even know his name. She had recently been impressed with his performance in Der schmale Grat (1998).

Patzer
The night before Catch and Sharon's breakfast date, we see that Sharon has a digital clock radio on her bedside table. The next morning Sharon is awakened by an old fashioned alarm clock. Later in the movie, a bedroom scene shows the digital clock radio back again and the old fashioned alarm clock gone.

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Catch: [Catch is at the cemetery looking at the headstones of his wife and son] Annie. Max. I don't want you to think I forgot you, it's just that I couldn't find you. I woke up and you were gone, everything was gone, it just disappeared in one minute. I couldn't remember that minute, I lost it, but I think I found it all now. I used a calculator, see. Do you know we get about 1500 minutes a day?, so I figured it out. I was 29 years old, three months and eight days, so it was minute number 14,500,980 or so. That's the one I lost and when I lost that minute, I guess I... I tried to lose it all, all the memories because it hurt so bad. I tried, but... but I couldn't do it. Max, you were sick that day, remember?, it was your birthday and you ate too much. Annie, you said ''Slow down, it's wet, okay?'' And you were right, I should have slowed down. I should have slowed down lots of times, but I didn't always listen. I didn't listen when you, when you said, ''Steve, just please spend more time.'' That day I made you smile, Max, remember? You looked at me and I made a face and then we all smiled. It was a great minute. It was. I'm so glad l found that minute and no matter what... no matter what, I won't forget anymore. I won't forget anymore, I love you.

Crazy Credits
"Turning Away" performed by Mary Black (elevator and furniture scene) not listed in movie credits?!

Alternative Versionen
All UK versions were cut to obtain a 15-rating. Warner Brothers had to remove the aggressive use of the word "cunt", or the film would have been rated 18.

Verbindungen
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: A Knight's Tale/Angel Eyes/About Adam/The King Is Alive/Bread and Roses (2001)

Soundtracks
My Life
Written by Dido (as Dido Armstrong), Rollo (as Rollo Armstrong) and Mark Bates
Performed by Dido
Courtesy of Cheeky Records, London / Arista Records, Inc.

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Ausgewählte Rezension

Out of the blue - a good movie.

So let me set the scene here, I was in a motel, in the middle of nowhere, and was flicking through the channels of the limited cable that the motel offered... I spotted Jim Caveizel (or however on earth you spell his name) and put down the remote as he is an actor that I admire and respect. Of course JLo then came into the scene and my instinct was to pick up the remote and flick the channel but I didn't and I am glad that I made that decision. Not being a fan of JLo I have never seen Angel Eyes and had no reason to seek it out either on video or on the TV but hell when you are in a motel with limited cable options you don't have alot of choice right? Nevertheless, I was thoroughly delighted that I left the remote where it was and watched this movie because in the end I loved it. I loved it more for the subtle points than the big "hollywood this is a romance you better weep points." "Hang up and I'll call your machine" in this day and age how relevant is that? how many people (if they would be honest) would much rather talk to a machine than the person because it is impersonal and they can save face? The teeny tiny aspect of him playing the notes of the trumpet on her back as they were dancing... okay so I am married to a musician so that resonates with me but it spoke volumes, no matter how much he had tried to block it out, his soul was still there, and in his soul was his music. I thought both leads played their roles with skill and conviction. I was never quite sure (until the end of course) if Catch was a good guy or a bad guy, and I liked the fact that it kept me guessing. As I said I am not a JLo fan, in fact I could be described as quite the opposite but in this movie she played her part beautifully, with conviction and totally believably. Jim Caveizel as always was understated, calm and played his role with a sympathy that is rare to see. Loved this movie, and cannot wait to see it again. I will agree with everyone however about the advertising hype that surrounded it, they ended up portraying it as a psychological thriller, if they had stayed true to the story and advertized it for what it was, a beautiful romance, I think it would not have died as it did. Shame on the publicity people for burying such a fine film.