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Vanilla Sky
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Upon falling in love with a mysterious girl, David Aames, a young handsome and wealthy guy owns a well-known publishing magazine that has inherited from his father, the thing that makes his friends envy him, struggles against knowing the truth from the lie and what is real and what is nightmare, but by the help of a psychologist, he manages to pass over these obstacles.
Upon falling in love with a mysterious girl, David Aames, a young handsome and wealthy guy owns a well-known publishing magazine that has inherited from his father, the thing that makes his friends envy him, struggles against knowing the truth from the lie and what is real and what is nightmare, but by the help of a psychologist, he manages to pass over these obstacles.
Actors:
Holly Raye,
Shalom Harlow,
Mark Bramhall,
Robertson Dean,
Penélope Cruz,
Tim Hopper,
Marie Paquim,
Armand Schultz,
Steven Colvin,
Mark Kozelek,
Michael G. Kehoe,
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Holly Raye
Shalom Harlow
5 December 1973, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
Mark Bramhall
Robertson Dean
Penélope Cruz
28 April 1974, Alcobendas, Madrid, Spain
Tim Hopper
Marie Paquim
Armand Schultz
17 May 1959, Rochester, New York, USA
Steven Colvin
Mark Kozelek
24 January 1967, Massillon, Ohio, USA
Michael G. Kehoe
11 November 1958, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Director:
Cameron Crowe
Cameron Crowe
13 July 1957, Palm Springs, California, USA
Country:
United States, Spain
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Two and a half hours I'll never get back...
Ebert & Roeper
December 18, 2001
[A] spectacular film!November 06, 2007
It just makes things easier to believe that good-looking rich folks are just as miserable and unhappy as the rest of us . . .
Washington Post
December 14, 2001
A case of the vain leading the bland.November 22, 2010
Cameron Crowe's vinyl-collector version of "Jacob's Ladder" is a daring gamble paying off even when ambition exceeds his grasp. The subconscious can boil over with too much pop culture poured in. Keep that in mind, and it will have you at "What the hell?"July 22, 2015
This isn't a typically dumbed-down rehash and, as such, it dissatisfied the rank and file of multiplex moviegoers but earned the appreciation of adventurous film fans.December 19, 2001
A good example of what self-destructive cinematic havoc can be wrought by handing over millions of dollars to movie stars to produce their own ego trips.December 15, 2001
Who would have thought that Cameron Crowe had a movie as bad as Vanilla Sky in him?
Common Sense Media
December 29, 2010
Some surface appeal, but ultimately vacant.December 18, 2001
If Crowe's eyes are open, he seems to have directed most of Vanilla Sky with his mind wide shut.October 25, 2011
Crowe asks the viewer to absorb this more viscerally than intellectually; how much one enjoys (or even accepts) the experience will likely depend on the extent to which one is willing to do so.
Washington Post
December 14, 2001
For all the filmmakers' efforts, this project is something of an artistic albatross.