Sometimes a Great Notion

1971
PG
1h 54min

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A family of fiercely independent Oregon loggers struggle to keep the family business alive amidst changing times.

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Una familia de madereros de Oregon lucha por mantener vivo el negocio familiar en medio de tiempos cambiantes.Una familia de madereros de Oregon lucha por mantener vivo el negocio familiar en medio de tiempos cambiantes.Una familia de madereros de Oregon lucha por mantener vivo el negocio familiar en medio de tiempos cambiantes.

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6.9/10

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Nominado a 2 premios Óscar
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Sometimes a great movie!

I saw this seventies movie for the first time last night. It must be one of the greats. The story line from Kesey's book, and the direction by Paul Newman are so closely woven and with such impact that there are times when one is left emotionally bare. There's not a fault in the casting,and the background of logging is nicely interwoven into the action bringing up surprise after surprise. The only flaw might be the glamorization of Lee Remick - I doubt that her character would show such a degree of grooming and cosmetic sophistication, but, as ever, Ms. Remick gives a performance that is impeccable. If awards were ever to come PaulNewman's way for direction and/or acting surely they should for this masterpiece.

Trivia
This was the first film ever shown on HBO when the service premiered in 1972.

Errores
In the fox-hunt scene, when the fox jumps over the fence, it becomes apparent that the fox is wearing a 1/4" black collar with a little tiny bell on it.

Citas
Hank Stamper: [singing] Don't ever hit your mother with a shovel. It will leave a dull impression on her mind. Paul Newman said the same line in "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid".

Versiones alternativas
In the earliest video release version, circa 1982, when Leland first arrives, a crane shot reveals Hank looking down below at the family reunion. In the most current VHS release, circa 1994, the crane shot is edited out and replaced with just a single cut from Viv, with an audio bridge to Hank on the roof.