Leaving Las Vegas (1995)

As with most american movies entered into the romance genre, especially in the last twenty years, "Leaving Las Vegas" pursued for the foreground the complicity of the audience, involving them in its plot, either through the peculiarities of characters, or through force situations to advance the story, have some type of development.
In this movie there are two peculiarities. In particular I found it impossible to believe in the interpretation of alcoholic dying Nicolas Cage (who, it is true, I could only stand in "Raising Arizona"). After his encounter with the prostitute, the similarities with "9 1 / 2 weeks" or "Pretty Woman" are becoming more evident, flooding of "clichés" the love story with a look ever closer to the video clip.
To finish decorating it, the protagonist dies in the moment you get your first orgasm with her long-suffering lover. Mayor fib is not possible. ¿"Leaving Las Vegas"? too much noise for so little and, worse, misleading results.

3/10