Director:
Jake KasdanCámara:
Alar KiviloMúsica:
Michael AndrewsReparto:
Cameron Diaz, Lucy Punch, Jason Segel, Justin Timberlake, Phyllis Smith, John Michael Higgins, Molly Shannon, Eric Stonestreet, Kathryn Newton (más)Streaming (3)
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Algunos profesores simplemente pasan. Por ejemplo, Elizabeth (Cameron Díaz). Es mal hablada, despiadada e inapropiada. Bebe, se coloca y en lo único que piensa en es casarse con un buen partido que le mantenga y le permita dejar de trabajar. Cuando su prometido la deja, pone en marcha un plan para sustituirle por un rico y guapo profesor (Justin Timberlake). Para ello tendrá que competir con Amy (Lucy Punch), otra profesora hiperactiva y llena de energía. Cuando al mismo tiempo un sarcástico e irreverente profesor de música (Jason Segel) no para de tirarle los tejos a Elizabeth, las consecuencias de su salvajes y escandalosas confabulaciones aportarán a sus estudiantes, colegas e incluso a ella misma, una educación sin igual. (Sony Pictures Esp.)
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Cameron Diaz y la comedia van muy bien juntas, no hay duda al respecto. La mujer mala nos miraba desde todos los carteles gigantes en Varsovia junto con los Pitufos, y lamentablemente debo decir que los chistes embarazosos y patéticos prevalecieron sobre los buenos. Espero que la próxima vez sea mejor, Cameron.
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Cameron Diaz combined with Justin Timberlake and Jason Segel just makes it enticing... but no one warns you beforehand that Timberlake is playing a complete idiot, Jason Segel doesn't get much of a chance to show what he can do, and it's as good as ever with Cameron. Some of the black-humor jokes were pretty good, but I was insanely bored for a while. Cam looked like a posh twenty-something one day and the next day I couldn't count the wrinkles on her face. In short, I found her role, character, and appearance terribly disjointed. The script is also bland, so I definitely won't get above 3 stars.
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Negatives: 1) I’m not very fond of Cameron Diaz. 2) Jason Segel's acting seems like a bad joke to me. 3) The authors could have gotten more out of Elizabeth. 4) Predictable plot. Positives: 1) Cameron Diaz wasn’t all that annoying in this film. 2) Justin Timberlake played exactly the kind of homo I consider him to be. 3) the character of Lynn Davis - confident and determined under all circumstances. 4) criticism of small-town hypocrisy.
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I can't help it, but I was absolutely blown away by Bad Teacher, I haven't laughed this hard at a comedy in a long time. Cameron Diaz may be a bit jaded, but she's still on fire as a comedian, and when she's backed up by other great comedians like Justin Timberlake, Jason Segel and Lucy Punch, I have no complaints. The abundance of bad language and swearing wasn't at all a bad thing, and I'm certainly not one of those opposed to a slightly peppier script, so I duly enjoyed this ride. In short, I've been excited to see this since the trailer and there's no sign of any disappointment.
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A surprisingly good comedy that I didn't want to see because of Cameron Diaz. I don't need the smiling, stupid dolls she's built her career on. But there's no "sex bomb" here = Yay! She's a brash, vulgar, drinking bitch who cares about money first and herself second, and who hasn't been seen without circles under her eyes for a long time. In short, an ideal, unusual character - and brilliantly acted. The couple, who left the movie theatre in disgust after half an hour, probably didn't expect this. Yes, most of the humor comes from the heroine's conflict with the "normal" rest of the world, but if you join in on the game you'll be entertained. There is also a good scene when the teacher explains to one of her students why his dream girl is not interested in him, and she tells him without embellishment, harshly but truthfully. However, I was disappointed that the film, which had been ignoring clichés all along, ended with the most predictable ending possible. And points off for the unnecessary and awkward bed scene. That gives Bad Teacher a weaker four stars, which is actually something like a B. And I've always happy to get one of those.
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