A head-scratching thriller...
Stay (2005)
Genre: Thriller, Theatrical Release
Starring: Ewan McGregor, Naomi Watts, Ryan Gosling, Kate Burton, Bob Hoskins
Producer: Bill Carraro, Guymon Casady, Arnon Milchan, Tom Lassally, Eric Kopeloff
Composer: Asche & Spencer
DVD Info
Release:
Apr 3, 2008
DVD Features:
- Keep Case
- Dual Side
Audio:
- Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
- Dolby Surround - French, Spanish
- Subtitles - English, Spanish - Optional
- Disc 1/Side A: STAY - Full Frame Version
- Full Frame - 1.33
Additional Release Material:
- Featurette - "The Music of STAY"
- Trailers - Theatrical Trailer
- Disc 1/Side B: STAY - Widescreen Version
Additional Release Material:
- Audio Commentary - 1. Marc Forster - Director, Ryan Gosling - Star (Specific Scenes)
- 2. Marc Forster - Director, Matt Chesse - Editor, Kevin Tod Haug - Visual Effects Designer, Roberto Schaefer - Cinematographer (Specific Scenes)
- Featurette - "Departing Visions"
Reviews
A disaster from beginning to end. If you're going to Stay anywhere, Stay at home.
The effect is something indescribably cinematic, as the inner mechanics of the mind's eye are vividly translated onto the big screen. Beautiful, haunting and ultimately transcendent...
Stay wants to be good, creepy fun, but by the middle of the film, I was so uninterested in the plot I became obsessed with McGregor's pants
Ultimately the film delivers such a weak payoff that it makes nearly everything that came before it seem rather pointless.
So often, I have seen films like this that try to walk the fine line between creativity and confusion. Director Marc Forster manages to walk that line with precision.
The technical virtues of the film may outstrip the content, but it's an entertaining film, nonetheless. You might want to stay around for this one.
Pretty to look at, tough to follow, and, ultimately, difficult to swallow, Stay certainly isn't a bad film ... but it sure as heck isn't one you'll be raving about anytime soon.
Revela-se apenas mais uma variação de uma premissa utilizada por vários outros filmes.
...there is nothing interesting about the payoff; it seems like little more than a convenient excuse for a director to have fun, throwing a bunch of wild stuff up on the screen.
Foster's payoff is so chintzy it would make even Freud run away.
OK, all you folks who loved the bizarre “Mulholland Drive” as much as I did. You’re in for another mind-boggling, brain-teasing treat.
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