Director:
Neil LaButeGuión:
Dean CraigCámara:
Rogier StoffersMúsica:
Christophe BeckReparto:
James Marsden, Zoe Saldana, Chris Rock, Luke Wilson, Martin Lawrence, Danny Glover, Regina Hall, Tracy Morgan, Columbus Short, Peter Dinklage, Loretta Devine (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Remake norteamericano de Un funeral de muerte (Death at a Funeral, 2007), de Frank Oz. La película transcurre durante un divertidísimo día en la vida de una familia americana que se reúne para despedir juntos a su amado esposo y padre recién fallecido. A medida que los miembros de la familia van llegando a la casa familiar, revelaciones escandalosas, resentimientos purulentos, sucias amenazas, chantajes y un cadáver mal encaminado desatarán un caos mortífero y desenfrenado. (Sony Pictures Esp.)
(más)Reseñas (3)
"Bro" took on a dry English classic and the result was... exactly as expected. Chris is fine, Zoe is extra sexy, and James is a surprising comedic talent. Danny/Russell/Roger announce "I’m too old for this shit!", but otherwise it’s a cruel, unfunny bore that drags on for fifty-eight minutes.
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To make it clear from the beginning, I’m a fan of the original Death at a Funeral and I don’t understand whose idea it was to remake it three years later and with an annoying and raging black cast instead of elegant Brits. And I can’t understand at all why the remake did away with the humour and replaced it with cringe. There are a couple of good moments, of course (all coming from the original), so at least two stars for them.
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I don't think American comedies will ever match British ones, but this one wasn't that big a mess. There were a lot of awkward scenes, but there were some pretty funny ones, too. One star for James Marsden, because he played the pill-popper well. And a second star for Danny Glover, the most annoying old man under the sun.
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