Suban el volumen

Título original: Pump Up the Volume

1990
B
1h 42min

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7.2/10

32 k

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Christian Slater in Suban el volumen (1990)

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Teen Comedy Comedy Drama Music

Mark está ocupado siendo locutor de radio en su universidad durante la noche. Cuando un estudiante se suicida, la policía descubre muchos secretos.Mark está ocupado siendo locutor de radio en su universidad durante la noche. Cuando un estudiante se suicida, la policía descubre muchos secretos.Mark está ocupado siendo locutor de radio en su universidad durante la noche. Cuando un estudiante se suicida, la policía descubre muchos secretos.

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32 k

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Premios
- 3 premios ganados y 5 nominaciones en total

Trivia
The onscreen chemistry between Christian Slater and Samantha Mathis was genuine. They were in the midst of a year-long relationship while filming this movie.

Errores
At the beginning of the movie, Hard Harry plays Leonard Cohen's "Everybody Knows" from a record with a Motown label, but all of Cohen's studio albums to date have been released by Columbia. Also, though he is shown playing the first track on the record, "Everybody Knows" is actually the third track on the album 'I'm Your Man' on which the song originally appears.

Citas
Mark Hunter: Eat your cereal with a fork and do your homework in the dark.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Darkman/Wild at Heart/Pump Up the Volume/My Blue Heaven/The Witches (1990)

Bandas sonoras
Everybody Knows
Written & Arranged by Leonard Cohen
Performed by Leonard Cohen
Published by Stranger Music (BMI)/Geffen & Robinhill Music c/o WB Music (ASCAP)
Courtesy of CBS Records, Music Licensing Department

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8/10

Just as powerful today as it was thirty years ago.

Christian Slater plays Mark Hunter, a disaffected teen that secretly runs a pirate radio station, which in the early nineties was a big deal. He does this for mostly therapeutic reasons, but soon gains a rabid fan base among his fellow high school students. Soon he begins to realize that his words are having an impact and when one student calls in for help and finding none takes their own life, things become very real for Mark. Nora Diniro, played by the underrated Samantha Mathis, figures out Mark is the voice behind the radio persona, and helps Mark as he tries to elude the FCC and get a final message out.

This movie came out my senior year in high school, and I connected with it. A lot of the themes this film touched upon were very close to me, so it has long been a favorite of mine. For any teen going through the growing pains associated with that age, I urge them to watch this movie.