Director:
Ivan ReitmanCámara:
Bill ButlerMúsica:
Elmer BernsteinReparto:
Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, Warren Oates, P. J. Soles, Sean Young, John Candy, John Larroquette, John Diehl, Judge Reinhold, Dave Thomas, Timothy Busfield (más)Streaming (2)
Sinopsis(1)
Cuando John Winger (Bill Murray) pierde su apartamento, su novia y su trabajo en un mismo día, hace lo que cualquier americano que se precie: se alista en el ejercito y casi provoca la 3ª Guerra Mundial. Pero al llegar se da cuenta de que no es como él pensaba, sino que el mundo allí dentro es tan loco y disparatado como el real. Con un sargento chiflado y unos compañeros extravagantes y tan perdedores e inadaptados como ellos, se verán envueltos en todo tipo de aventuras. (Sony Pictures Esp.)
(más)Reseñas (2)
It seems like any film that somehow involves the military catches my interest, but this comedy didn't really grab me. Bill Murray and Harold Ramis are great here, but the overall tone just isn't enough to knock me out. There are indeed several funny scenes and lines, but not that many, and yet it's evident that it's not a dumb comedy.
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When I saw that one of the older movies directed by Ivan Reitman was to be shown on HBO, I was hooked. And I became even happier when I saw Bill Murray and John Candy in the cast list. The movie itself, however, unfortunately wasn’t as good as I imagined. The movie is actually funny only thanks to these two actors. The rest is rather average. I don’t know what to compare it with, as it’s actually quite silly. And as for the ending that involves Czechoslovakia, Ivan Reitman could have done better. I understand he makes fun of everything he sees. The Czech signboards are also nice, but why is everybody speaking Russian?
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