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1984    1 h 55 minFicção científica, Romance
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Quando a sua nave espacial é atingida e cai no Wisconsin, Starman chega à remota cabana de uma perturbada jovem viúva, Jenny Hayden, e toma a forma do seu marido. O alien convence Jenny a conduzi-lo até ao Arizona, explicando-lhe que se não for apanhado pela sua nave mãe em três dias, morre.
Dirigido por John Carpenter
  • Jeff BridgesStarman / Scott Hayden
  • Karen AllenJenny Hayden
  • Charles Martin SmithMark Shermin
  • Richard JaeckelGeorge Fox
  • Robert PhalenMajor Bell
  • Tony EdwardsSergeant Lemon
  • John Walter DavisBrad Heinmuller
  • Ted WhiteDeer Hunter
  • Dirk BlockerCop #1
  • M.C. GaineyCop #2
  • Sean StanekHot Rodder
  • George Buck FlowerCook
  • Russ BenningScientist
  • Ralph CoshamMarine Lieutenant
  • David WellsFox's Assistant
  • Anthony GrumbachNSA Officer
  • James DeethS-61 Pilot
  • Alex DanielsGas Station Attendant
  • Carol RosenthalGas Customer
  • Mickey JonesTrucker
  • A20 de setembro de 2025
    Fun film, as mostly expected of John Carpenter. Bittersweet ending, but the humor was unmatched.
  • Splitvision89há 1 dia
    Boring ass movie. If it wasn't for the cram of Karen Allen this would have been unwatchable for me. Interesting use of real historical stuff.
  • Zokkiie2 de março de 2026
    I really didn’t think Starman was going to be my thing. I expected something slow, dated, maybe even a little dull. Instead, it completely pulled me in. Jeff Bridges gives such a controlled, offbeat performance, but it’s Karen Allen who gives the movie its heart. She carries so much of the emotional weight, and her performance feels raw and believable without ever being overdramatic. You can feel every stage of what she’s going through. It’s a quiet film, very character-focused, and that’s what makes it work. The pacing is deliberate, but it never dragged for me. By the end, I was surprised by how moved I felt. Definitely not what I expected — in the best way.
  • Vincent Reggiannini11 de julho de 2025
    Quite possibly Carpenter’s best mainstream movie, with fantastic performances by Jeff Bridges, Karen Allen, Charles Martin Smith and Richard Jaeckel. Karen Allen is vulnerable, emotional and adorable in the role of Jenny Hayden - a grieving widower of her soul mate, Scott Hayden who has been cloned by an alien explorer in an attempt to get back to his home planet. Jeff Bridges is the titular Starman, but he is not a mindless, souless robot - he is an alien explorer who was sent as an emissary to humanity, after having been “invited” by the Voyager One greeting. His trip is cut short when his craft is attacked by a paranoid human race and he crashes into a remote Wisconsin woods. Bridges is endlessly fascinating as an alien creature learning to exist in a corporeal body, stumbling first with basic motion, then speech and eventually interacting with Earth‘s dominant species, and ultimately learning what is to care for someone more than he cares about himself. Charles Martin Smith, whom most of you will instantly recognize is a wide-eyed scientist who is all too aware of what he is witnessing when he meets the representative of an alien race at least 100,000 years more advanced than us. He is simultaneously in awe of this being, and embarrassed by his own species’s response to his visit. Richard Jaeckel Is a government representative treating this alien as an invader, and possibly something to study and dissect. The film has Carpenter’s normal visual splendor and a disarmingly sentimental look at the budding relationship between Karen Allen and Jeff Bridges. It is by far his most “human” film, and it comes after decades of him being behind some of the most memorable, if not financially successful, sci-fi classics like “Escape From New York”, “Big Trouble in Little China”, “The Fog” and what many consider to be THE best Science Fiction\Horror movie of all time - “John Carpenter’s - The Thing”. This movie represents redemption for Carpenter, always a Hollywood outsider and always a combative, and counter-culture force in the movie scene. Carpenter has a bitter edge to him, long holding a grudge for the ”failure” of “The Thing” to be a financial success, but seemingly unaware or uninterested with the facts that his films have all left an indelible mark in all our hearts. Even if you are not a Carpenter fan I highly recommend seeing this movie. It may not represent the core of Carpenter’s legacy, but it’s an intense and romantic adventure with some truly brilliant performances by its main cast. “I think I am becoming a planet Earth person. You are all so alive, and different. I will miss the cooks. And the singing and the dancing…and the eating… …and the “other things”.
  • MrPoke3 de abril de 2025
    Heartwarming and well acted.

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