John Byrum - The Razor's Edge (1984)
129 min | XviD 688x288 1059 kb/s | 448 kb/s AC3 4ch | 23.976 fps | 1.36 GB + 3% recovery record
English | Subtitles: French and Spanish .srt | Genre: Drama/Romance/War
He had everything and wanted nothing. He learned that he had nothing and wanted everything. He saved the world and then it shattered. The path to enlightenment is as sharp and narrow as a razor's edge.
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Larry Darrell returns from the battlefields of World War I to America a different person. His fiance (Isabel)
resigns herself to a delay in the wedding plans when Larry heads off to Paris. There he finds he prefers a simpler
existence and begins to read. One book inspires him to visit India and on to Nepal where he finds spiritual help from a lama. On returning to Paris he finds Isabel and some old friends. Everyone has changed.
resigns herself to a delay in the wedding plans when Larry heads off to Paris. There he finds he prefers a simpler
existence and begins to read. One book inspires him to visit India and on to Nepal where he finds spiritual help from a lama. On returning to Paris he finds Isabel and some old friends. Everyone has changed.
Second filming of W. Somerset Maughan's classic novel about a World War I veteran (played by Bill Murray) who travels the world from Tibet to Paris in an attempt to find some meaning in his life.
The Razor's Edge was adapted for cinema by Bill Murray and John Byrum from the novel by W. Somerset Maugham. The film was a critical and commercial failure on it's release in 1984.
A very good film, IMO.
French and spanish .srt subs
Tras participar en la Primera Guerra Mundial, Larry Darrell vuelve a la opulencia y comodidad de su hogar. Pero para él su antigua vida habrá dejado de tener sentido, por lo que emprenderá un viaje en busca del significado de su propia existencia.
Remake del filme de 1944 dirigido por Edmund Goulding y basado en la novela homónima de W. Somerset Maugham.
Remake del filme de 1944 dirigido por Edmund Goulding y basado en la novela homónima de W. Somerset Maugham.
