- Release Date:October 2nd, 1998
- Starring: 20 more cast & crew »
- Meter: 75% 55%
- Director:Vincent Ward
- Writer:Richard Matheson, Ronald Bass
- Studio:Polygram Films
- Genre:Drama, Romance
- Rating:
- Box Office:$55,383,000
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For those who believe in eternal love, no explanation is necessary; for those who do not, no explanation is possible.
For Chris Nielsen (Robin Williams), his love for his wife Annie (Annabella Sciorra) defines the core of his being and completes his very soul. When they met, they were conjoined as soul mates in a divine love to exist no longer as two, but as one. If Destiny decrees that Chris must journey to the very depths of Hell to be with her, then he will... and he does! More »
For Chris Nielsen (Robin Williams), his love for his wife Annie (Annabella Sciorra) defines the core of his being and completes his very soul. When they met, they were conjoined as soul mates in a divine love to exist no longer as two, but as one. If Destiny decrees that Chris must journey to the very depths of Hell to be with her, then he will... and he does! More »
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BrunoCosta
Vincent Ward did very good. With Robin Williams as Chris Nielsen and Annabella Sciorra as Annie Nielsen. The problem that Ennio Morricone (Sergio Leone's collaborator) had score from first time and after all, Ennio Morricone has rejected score. Now, Michael Kamen (Terry Gilliam's collaborator) makes a new score from Ennio Morricone's replacement.
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