Director:
Trey ParkerCámara:
Bill PopeMúsica:
Harry Gregson-WilliamsReparto:
Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Kristen Miller, Masasa Moyo, Maurice LaMarche, Fred Tatasciore, Dian Bachar, Phil Hendrie, Jeremy Shada, Daran Norris (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Una fuerza policial internacional llamada Team America, dedicada a mantener la estabilidad mundial, se entera de que un dictador hambriento de poder vende armas de destrucción masiva a terroristas. Los héroes se lanzan a una angustiosa misión para salvar el mundo... (Paramount Pictures España)
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Reseñas (9)
Un asunto gourmet con escenas perfectas, humor exquisito y grandes canciones. A menos que no te importe lo políticamente incorrecto, el sexo entre marionetas o la frecuente repetición de la palabra fuck.
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Excelente diseño de producción y de marionetas, y algunos chistes (y parodias y alusiones) excelentes. Pero también una serie de escenas innecesariamente amorales y decadentes que no son graciosas, sino forzadas, y matan el potencial de una película que debería haber dado para más (soy fan de South Park).
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In Team America: World Police we find everything that made South Park a cult hit, but unfortunately, it’s too watered down. We get funny singing performances, really breathtaking caricatures (Matt Damon), parody references to popular films (Star Wars and The Matrix paraphrases, a wonderful love song about Bay's Pearl Harbor sucking), and in it we find the paradoxical combination of the artificiality of the artistic aspect and the nature of the other components... But it’s diluted. For quite a long time, Team America only rides the wave of parodying the action film genre, which unfortunately quickly gets old. It lacks the lightness and exuberance of South Park, as if a clearly chosen genre would bind the creators' hands after all. Better characterized main characters are also lacking, we do not get to see the evildoings of iconic types such as Kenny, Cartman and so on. Nevertheless, the finale and the resulting idea of the film turn things around, and I thus find Team America to be a very intelligent and apt satire on today's world, which may lack more mature poetics, but it does not lack perspective. And I appreciate that.
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Searching for a deeper meaning and message does not make any sense in this unrestrained farce. Those who want to can talk about traces of Dadaism, nihilism, and decadence. It is not a satire on American politics or a specific ideology. The creators take shots at terrorists and statesmen, leftists and rightists. And they use expressive means and situational comedy on the edge of good taste and often beyond it. Surprisingly, vulgarities abound in the film more than among elementary school students... I don't like gratuitous obscenities, and I'm not a fan of South Park either, but (maybe precisely because of that) I liked Team America, though rather as a kind of escapade and oddity. Just like when a very reasonable person occasionally does something unreasonable and releases pressure, it is wise to occasionally watch this type of oddity and humbly return to peaceful waters. Although the film suffers from unevenness, many of the jokes are really good, and the visual concept and puppetry are worth it. Overall impression 70%.
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Fine form and idea, but the humour didn't really hit me. I didn't really understand why the biggest star power was Alec Baldwin, an absolutely uninteresting actor who hasn't done anything in a few years and is being praised here as the best actor?? I was amused by the final speech, the song and the rather bloody finale, otherwise I barely laughed. 60%
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