Channing Tatum and Rooney Mara scene in "Side effects".
Emily and Martin are a prosperous New York couple whose world falls apart when Emily attempts suicide. Unable to overcome her depression, Emily agrees to follow a new medication prescribed by her psychiatrist, Dr. Jonathan Banks, intended to calm her anxiety. But the drug begins to have unexpected side effects that threaten to destroy the lives of all those involved.
With this dramatic approach he starts'Side effects', Steven Soderbergh's new thriller, starring: Jude Law (Dr Jonathan Banks), Rooney Mara (Emily Taylor) Catherine Zeta-Jones (Dr. Victoria Siebert), Channing Tatum (Martin Taylor) and Vinessa Shaw (Dierdre Banks). The script was written by Scott Z. Burns.
With titles behind him such as 'Traffic', 'The English Falcon', 'The King of the Hill', 'Ocean's Eleven' and their sequels, 'Indomitable' or 'Contagion', it was not difficult to predict that Soderbergh had prepared a good job on 'Side Effects', his latest movie. And so it is, the film, which would not be among the best of his career, manages to leave a good taste in our mouths and looks like ademas It is his farewell in the direction of feature films.
The fact that we say that it is not one of his best works is more worthy of these than of the 'Side Effects' itself, which can be criticized for little. The script, very successful, does not stop creating ethical, moral and professional conflicts from the world of medicine and pharmaceutical companies. Secondly, the interpretive cast is solvent at all times, from Jude Law, who does it to perfection, like Rooney Mara or the secondary ones: Zeta-Jones, Tatum or Shaw, who are also the most effective. Recommendable.
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Source - labutaca.net