Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans Directed by Werner Herzog

Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans Directed by Werner Herzog
Cinema Release Date: March 17, 2010
Film already available on DVD since: August 24, 2010
With Nicolas Cage, Eva Mendes, Val Kilmer
Warning: scenes, words or images may offend the sensibilities of viewers
Genre: Crime, Drama
Time: 02h02min Production Year: 2008
                                  Nicholas Cage in movie Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans

Terence McDonagh is an inspector in the criminal police of New Orleans. By saving an inmate from drowning during Hurricane Katrina, he injured his back. Now, suffered too much from the huricane, he takes powerful drugs, often, too often ... Determined to do his job the best he can, he must deal with a crime and catch him. His companion is a prostitute and he is madly in love with her. To protect her, Terence is forced to take risks. Because it is on the trail of a big drug dealer, his life is at stake because he must investigate the murder of a family of African immigrants and find the truth behind it. Within hours, all the stakes of his career becomes messy.  If he leaves, Terence will never know who he really is ...
                                                  Nicolas Cage and Eva Mendes

Remake of a masterpiece of Abel Ferrara starring Harvey Keitel, this movie is performed by the ghost Werner Herzog. With Nicolas Cage in the film, it is definitely worth a visit. Just as trashy as its predecessor, the film is completely different. Herzog has completely rejected the theme of religion as the topic of this movie. Herzog could film his story in cities like New York or Chicago, but he opted for New Orleans in post-Katrina trauma. The dilapidated appearance allows the universe to move away from the first movie.
                          Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans Directed by Werner Herzog

The big positive point of the film is the excellent performance by Nicolas Cage. If you are interested in it, please take a look at this movie. But I should warn you, you should not be too sensitive! Otherwise, I do not recommend it to you.

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