El_Ingeniero
Jan. 2006 ist beigetreten
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... this movie does it. I must admit I got a bit lost at times but it was probably my fault; I have the bad habit of not paying much attention to the characters names, and in this case it does pay off. Well put together, nice pace, I can't really fault this film. Even using certain visual mechanics explored at the beginning to help the viewer is a intelligent touch. The actors do a very good job, considering they are all pretty boys and girls that I've never seen anywhere else. Forbes is the best character by far, I do know his face from somewhere else. All in all, it watched it knowing nothing about it and I had a fantastic time. What else can you ask for?
This film shows that you don't need a big budget or a bag of tired old comedic clichés to pull off an entertaining story that makes you laugh and keeps up your interest.
I've pretty much given up on Spanish comedies lately. The last decade has cranked out tons of light comedies that I found rather unfunny and seem to be a copy/paste from the previous one. It's only once in a blue moon that one stands out, and this is a pretty good example.
Don't watch the trailer or anything; grab some popcorn, go in fresh and you'll enjoy it. And if for some reason you don't, it's 87 minutes long - what have you go to lose...??
Infinitely better than Alex de la Iglesia's similarly-themed "The Fourth Passenger".
I've pretty much given up on Spanish comedies lately. The last decade has cranked out tons of light comedies that I found rather unfunny and seem to be a copy/paste from the previous one. It's only once in a blue moon that one stands out, and this is a pretty good example.
Don't watch the trailer or anything; grab some popcorn, go in fresh and you'll enjoy it. And if for some reason you don't, it's 87 minutes long - what have you go to lose...??
Infinitely better than Alex de la Iglesia's similarly-themed "The Fourth Passenger".
'Un mal día lo tiene cualquiera' belongs to the 'After Hours' (1985) genre: a unlikely sequence of events and encounters turn an ordinary Joe/Jane's day (night) into an outlandish experience. This flick stands proudly within that genre. Yes, this type of narrative is far from new but what this story does it does well.
First of all, it's well shot, the jokes are well timed and the characters memorable. Secondly, humour is solid, at times original & clever (not easy in this genre). Finally, it's only 78 minutes long including credits, so it really goes in a breeze - and a refreshing one for that matter.
A short and sweet film that accomplishes what it intends to: to let the audience have an uncomplicated good time.
First of all, it's well shot, the jokes are well timed and the characters memorable. Secondly, humour is solid, at times original & clever (not easy in this genre). Finally, it's only 78 minutes long including credits, so it really goes in a breeze - and a refreshing one for that matter.
A short and sweet film that accomplishes what it intends to: to let the audience have an uncomplicated good time.