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"Los gremlins", escrito por Roald Dahl en 1943, es una encantadora obra de literatura infantil y fantasía que introduce a los lectores en un mundo donde las criaturas mitológicas, conocidas como gremlins, juegan un papel crucial durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. La narrativa comienza con los pilotos de la Royal Air Force atribuyendo los fallos mecánicos de sus aviones a estos seres traviesos. La obra se sumerge en la vida de estos gremlins, quienes, motivados por la venganza tras la destrucción de su hogar forestal para construir una fábrica de aviones, deciden sabotear las máquinas británicas.El protagonista, Gus, enfrenta la destrucción de su avión Hawker Hurricane por un gremlin mientras sobrevolaba el canal de la Mancha. En una conversación crucial mientras caen en paracaídas, Gus convence a los gremlins de que el verdadero enemigo es Hitler y los nazis, y no los pilotos británicos. Esta revelación lleva a los gremlins a cambiar de bando, colaborando con la Royal Air Force para reparar los aviones en lugar de dañarlos, comenzando por el propio avión de Gus.El libro también ofrece una visión íntima de la sociedad de los gremlins, incluyendo a los jóvenes gremlins llamados widgets y a las gremlins femeninas conocidas como fifinellas, este último un homenaje a una famosa yegua de carreras. Estos detalles enriquecen el mundo fantástico que Dahl crea, llenándolo de personalidad y encanto.Publicado originalmente por Walt Disney y reimpreso por Dark Horse Comics, "Los gremlins" fue un éxito internacional, especialmente en los Estados Unidos y Australia, a pesar de las dificultades iniciales para reimprimir debido a la escasez de papel durante la guerra. La historia no solo capturó la imaginación de los niños, sino que también fue un favorito entre figuras notables como Eleanor Roosevelt, quien lo leía a sus nietos. Aunque inicialmente concebido como parte de

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The Museum y su secuela, Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smitshonian. Actualmente, Columbus trabaja en la adaptación del thriller noruego de 2010 Troll Hunter, y acaba de firmar el contrato para realizar varios proyectos para televisión con CBS. Entre otros de sus planes se encuentran la adaptación para la pantalla de "The Cypress House", de Michael Koryta, que Columbus escribirá; y una nueva versión de los films coreanos Hello Ghost y Temple Stay, con el director JK Youn. En Hollywood, Columbus ganó reconocimiento al escribir varios guiones originales producidos por Steven Spielberg, incluyendo el de los súper éxitos Gremlins y The Goonies, ambos films que marcaron una época por su particular estilo de tenso humor y muchas aventuras. Estos logros como guionista le permitieron dirigir su primer largometraje, Adventures in Babyssitting, con Elisabeth Shue. Nacido en Spangler, Pennsylvania, Columbus creció en las afueras de Youngstown, Ohio, donde originalmente había aspirado a convertirse en un artista gráfico, después de varios años de estudio en dibujo de cómics. Finalmente encontró la conexión entre los libros de historietas y los guiones gráficos (o storyboards) de las películas, y se graduó de la prestigiosa escuela Tish School of the Arts, de la Universidad de Nueva York (NYU), donde vendió su primer guión, Jocks. MICHAEL BARNATHAN (productor) es presidente de 1492 Pictures, en asociación con Chris Columbus y Mark Radcliffe. La compañía se formó en mayo de 1994. Barnathan fue productor de varios proyectos dirigidos por Columbus, entre ellos Nine Months, Rent, Stepmom;

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He related to not only the puppets, but he related to the dog.Galligan: Susan Arnold pokes her head out the door and goes, “Zach, Phoebe.” And I was like, “Oh snap, we’re even paired together.” So we went in. And I think her being so calm, cool, and collected and sucking all the energy out of the room and making me a bit of an afterthought was a good thing, because it took all of the pressure off of me. Usually the spotlight’s on just you.Finnell: We decided on Phoebe Cates almost immediately.Galligan: They had to take the tape and they had to FedEx it to Spielberg. Apparently when Spielberg saw me put my head on her shoulder, he turned to Joe and he said, “Stop the tape. Just turn it off.” And they were like, “What?” Joe and Mike thought he wanted to discuss something. And he got up, started walking out. And they said, “What?” Dante: Steven turned to me and said, “We’ve got to cast him. He’s already in love with her.” Part 4: “An Ongoing Madness” The movie was shot on backlots at Warner Bros. and Universal Studios. The way Dante saw it, an artificial environment was the only place where the Gremlins could feel alive. Dante: They wanted to shoot it on real streets. And I said, “You can’t take these puppets out in the real street.” The idea was that the more stylized the movie was, the more the Gremlins would be acceptable. One of the fun things about it was doing the whole thing at Warner Bros. on the backlot. Finnell: It was in Burbank, and it was just suburban streets, and they shot a lot of sitcoms and TV series there. Dante: We took a lot from It’s a Wonderful Life, which we stole a lot of plot points [from] as well.Galligan: Joe calls Gremlins “It’s a Wonderful Lizard of Oz in Hell.”Dante: It was a movie movie. We were always aware that we were making a movie.James Spencer (production designer): It transcends reality in a way. And so you buy into it almost immediately. Galligan: I met Chris Columbus on the set. He was 23, and was basically a pretty fresh-faced kid from Chicago, just thrilled to have, really, his big break. And so he was just like I was on the set. We’re both looking at each other like, “How did we win the lottery?” Cates: I just remember loving the largeness of it. And being on that backlot. And then how homespun it was, having guys on the floor with straws in their mouth, blowing air into the Gremlins. There was something really fun and behind-the-magic-curtain about it all.. Gremlin, Agora, fiesta cierra los ojos. Pel cula: Los Gremlins. Corte: Los Gremlins cantan villancicos.Si quieres ver alg n corte en especial d janos un mensaje en comentarios.

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Warner Bros./Ringer illustrationOf all the valuable life lessons Gremlins has taught us, two are most important: 1. Society needs rules. 2. There’s nothing more fun than breaking them.That contradiction is the movie’s oozing heart. Because of human ignorance, the cutest creature on earth spawns an army of slimy monsters. But even as the reptilian goons terrorize the small town of Kingston Falls, it’s hard for the audience not to cheer on the mayhem.“The Gremlins themselves are creatures that adhere to nothing except their own momentary, impulsive desires,” says Zach Galligan, who plays Billy, the (human) star of the film. “They’re essentially Freud’s version of the id. It’s just, ‘Whatever you want to do, they do.’ They’re anarchists, quite honestly. They don’t follow any rules. And I think that not only 10-year-olds, but I think secretly a lot of 40- and 50-year-olds love that idea and live through the Gremlins vicariously.” Since its release 40 years ago this week, Gremlins has appealed to our base instincts. But what makes it a classic is that there’s far more to it than its core of silly madness. Director Joe Dante threw horror, science fiction, slapstick, satire, family drama, and holiday nostalgia into a blender and pushed the puree button. Amazingly, the swirl of green goop he created congealed and formed a masterpiece—one that’s both madcap and governed by a specific set of rules that people still remember today. “Somebody once said to me that I make movies and the MAD magazine parodies of movies at the same time,” Dante says. “That was a big influence on me, MAD magazine. And so all the movies that I’ve done have a certain absurd take on the material.” Comedian Howie Mandel, who voices the heroic furball Gizmo, saw an early cut of Gremlins while recording his lines. To him, it was completely unclassifiable. “I kept watching it and I kept thinking—because I didn’t know—‘Is this really a kid’s movie?’” he says. “It’s kind of dark and funny and scary and Christmas-y. It’s like everything. It’s like four different genres at once. And to my surprise, it even was so indescribable that it created its own rating.” More on that last point later. First, let’s tell the story of how Gremlins transformed from a low-budget picture populated with puppets to the third-highest-grossing flick in America in 1984, behind only Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and Ghostbusters. Getting there was at times nightmarish, especially for Dante and his visual effects team. Making the creatures look believable required nonstop tinkering. The animatronics broke down constantly. It was frustrating but fitting. In the film, Billy’s father, Randall, is an inventor of gadgets that look neat but are really

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Alcoholic who becomes the caretaker of the isolated Overlook Hotel during the winter. As he succumbs to the hotel’s supernatural influence, Jack descends into madness, creating a terrifying and unforgettable character.39. Danny Torrance (The Shining, 1980) Danny Torrance is the young son of Jack and Wendy Torrance who possesses psychic abilities known as “the shining.” 40. Sarah Connor (The Terminator, 1984) Sarah Connor is the target of the Terminator and the mother of the future leader of the human resistance against the machines. 41. Mr. Miyagi (The Karate Kid, 1984) Mr. Miyagi is a wise and enigmatic karate master who takes Daniel LaRusso under his wing. Through his unconventional teaching methods and philosophical insights, Mr. Miyagi imparts valuable life lessons to Daniel and becomes a beloved mentor figure.42. Billy Peltzer (Gremlins, 1984) Billy Peltzer is a young man who receives an unusual pet called a Mogwai, named Gizmo, as a Christmas gift. When the Mogwai’s rules for care are accidentally broken, Billy must confront the resulting chaos and protect his town from the destructive creatures known as Gremlins.43. Gizmo (Gremlins, 1984) Gizmo is the adorable and good-natured Mogwai that becomes the pet of Billy Peltzer in the film Gremlins. Despite the mayhem caused by the other Mogwai that spawn from him, Gizmo ultimately helps Billy to save the day.44. Crash Davis (Bull Durham, 1988)Crash Davis is a seasoned minor league catcher who is brought to the Durham Bulls to mentor young pitcher Nuke LaLoosh.45. Nuke LaLoosh (Bull Durham, 1988) Nuke LaLoosh is a talented but undisciplined rookie pitcher who joins the Durham Bulls.46. Amadeus (Amadeus, 1984) Amadeus is the eccentric and brilliant composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, whose incredible talent and troubled life are the focus of the film. 47. Billy Rosewood (Beverly Hills Cop, 1984)Billy Rosewood is a young and inexperienced Beverly Hills police detective who is initially reluctant to work with Axel Foley. 48. Dutch (The Predator, 1987) Dutch from Predator is the tough and resourceful leader of a special forces team sent on a mission to rescue hostages in the Central American jungle. As they are hunted by

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Been like that for me—nothing else really matters. But I can always tell when somebody comes up to me and they say, “My favorite movie …” I know which one it’s going to be. Finnell: It’s part of the zeitgeist. I mean, “Don’t feed them after midnight …”? Everybody knows what that means.McCain: There’s always a twinkle in the film in some way. And it’s because of that twinkle in Joe’s eye.Fisher: I have one of the few stuffed-animal Gizmos that I’ve taken to every job I’ve had. Still sits on my couch very wide-eyed. Dante: You’ve got to remember that these kinds of movies were generally considered lowbrow and that they were made because they used to make back their money in a couple of weeks and then they would disappear. Then years later they’d come on television. That was about it. That was the shelf life. But nobody imagined that this picture would still be running theatrically, which it is all over the country.Galligan: I went to a premiere of a movie called Kalifornia. The stars of the movie at the time were Brad Pitt and Juliette Lewis, who were dating. I went to the after-party. I was outside in the backyard, it was a garden, and they were taking pictures of Brad and Juliette Lewis as they arrived. And he’s smiling, and he looks over at me for a second, and then he looks back, and then he looks over at me again. And I’ve never met him. And he’s squinting his eyes. And after the pictures, he’s like, “OK, thanks guys.” And the paparazzi start rewinding their cameras and writing things down, like paparazzi do. And he turns to Juliette Lewis, and he says something, which I imagine is, “Hang on a second, baby.” And he walks over towards me and he goes, “Hey, man, how you doing?” And I said, “Good.” He goes, “I just want to tell you, prom night, Springfield, Missouri, 1984, I went to my prom, and then me and my girlfriend went out, saw Gremlins at a drive-in theater, we sat on the roof of my car, and it just made the whole experience for me, man. So you’re a big part of my growing up, and I just wanted to say that’s awesome.” The idea that Brad Pitt saw Gremlins on his prom night is one of the greatest things ever.Interviews have been edited and condensed. Through an Amblin representative, Steven Spielberg declined an interview request for this article. Chris Columbus couldn’t be reached for an interview. Alan SiegelAlan covers a mix of movies, music, TV, and general nostalgia. He lives in Los Angeles and is currently writing a book. Gremlin, Agora, fiesta cierra los ojos.