Cronos

Synopsis

Cronos, released in 1993 and directed by Guillermo del Toro, follows the story of an antique dealer who discovers a mysterious device hidden inside a statue. This device, the Cronos device, grants him eternal life but with unexpected consequences. As he becomes addicted to its powers, he must navigate the dangers and secrets that come with it. The film explores themes of mortality, greed, and the price of immortality. With stunning visuals and a unique blend of horror and drama, Cronos is a gripping tale that keeps the audience on the edge of their seats.

Cast

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  Federico Luppi

  Jesus Gris

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  Ron Perlman

  Angel de la Guardia

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  Claudio Brook

  De la Guardia

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  Margarita Isabel

  Mercedes

• Tamara Shanath

  Aurora

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  Mario Iván Martínez

  Alchemist

Reviews

Cronos has received acclaim from critics and audiences alike. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a solid 90% approval rating, praising its originality and storytelling. The film's compelling narrative and Guillermo del Toro's direction have been lauded by critics, with many highlighting the seamless blend of horror and drama. IMDb rates Cronos at 6.7/10, indicating a positive reception from viewers who appreciate its atmospheric tension and character development. Metacritic also scores the film favorably with a rating of 70/100, underscoring its artistic and thematic merits. Overall, Cronos is a thought-provoking and visually striking entry in the genre.