November 24, 2007
Wonderful performances and great story.
Eduardo Noriega, Leonardo Sbaraglia, Pablo Echarri
Argentina, 1965. Angel, a drifter, and Nene, a petty thief, meet in the bathroom of a Buenos Aires train station, and from that moment they are inseparable--both as lovers and, soon, as partners in cr...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 1, 2002
Stats: 128 reviews
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August 8, 2009This film is better than I expected. From some reviews I read, I thought it would be somehow shallow, but I'm glad that I was wrong. "Burnt Money" is a nice mix of action and love, which reminds me of "Bonnie and Clyde", only this time it's 2 men. On the second watch, this film b...( read more)
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February 5, 2009Buenos Aires, 1965 asaltadores homosexuales y una prostituta que se completa el triángulo
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January 25, 2009LETTERBOX. A pesar de cuánto aprecio que exista una película en la que Leo Sbaraglia (buen casting) se encuere y ame a Eduardo Noriega (mal casting), esta peli no convence del todo. Es erótica, atisba a trabajar bien la psicología de sus personajes (sobre todo de El Nene) y, por ...( read more)
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July 20, 2008A violent thriller from Argentina, based on the true story of a crime spree that spread across Argentina and Uruguay in 1965 by a pair of criminals known as The Twins.This great film reminds me of Bonnie & Clyde.
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April 16, 2008There was so much sexual tension between the two main characters that I was a little disappointed that we didn't see them have sex. But it was still ridiculously hot and good, nonetheless.
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March 28, 2008poderia ser só mais um filme policial se não fosse a bela composição psicológica dos personagens, principalmente do casal gay. bem bão.
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November 30, 2001
Liam Lacey, Globe and Mail
October 19, 2001
A.O. Scott, The New York Times
These characters exist without motive, but they pulse with a despairing, intensely erotic energy. full review
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