Festival de la Canción de Eurovisión: La historia de Fire Saga

Título original: Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga

2020
16
2h 3min

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Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams in Festival de la Canción de Eurovisión: La historia de Fire Saga (2020)

When aspiring musicians Lars (Will Ferrell) and Sigrit (Rachel McAdams) are given the opportunity of a lifetime to represent their country at the worlds biggest song competition, they finally have a chance to prove that any dream worth having is a dream worth fighting for.

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Lars y Sigrit son dos músicos que reciben una oportunidad única: representar a su país en la mayor competición musical del mundo. Tendrán la oportunidad de demostrar que un sueño auténtico e... Leer todoLars y Sigrit son dos músicos que reciben una oportunidad única: representar a su país en la mayor competición musical del mundo. Tendrán la oportunidad de demostrar que un sueño auténtico es aquel por el que merece la pena luchar.Lars y Sigrit son dos músicos que reciben una oportunidad única: representar a su país en la mayor competición musical del mundo. Tendrán la oportunidad de demostrar que un sueño auténtico es aquel por el que merece la pena luchar.

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Nominado para 1 premio Óscar
- 5 premios y 20 nominaciones en total

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Eurovision Lion of Love

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Eurovision Double Trouble Publicity

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Eurovision Seamen and Garfunkel

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Eurovision Fallen Angel

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7rjfdacosta

A great movie, so what's up with all the haters?

This is one of Will Ferrell's best movies and is that Rachel McAdams' voice?! She's amazing! This movie is maybe not as over the top as some of Will's other movies, so if that's what you were looking for I guess you might be disappointed .Personally, we really enjoyed it! It was witty, endearing and just all around feel good.

Gordon-11

Can't believe I had tears in my eyes!

This is way way better than I expected. It's fun and entertaining. It even brings tears to my eyes at the end, which is very unexpected! I really enjoyed it.

7RosanaBotafogo

Beautiful...

So silly and exaggerated that it was fun ... A very delicate musical, with a "handsome father" ... Some shots so silly that they are fun, with inside jokes, between Europeans and Americans, "Are you gay? - No, me I am russian." (?!?!?!) I died, and undoubtedly the song "Husavik" deserves an Oscar, magnificently performed by My Marianne... Beautiful...

8youngluke-32772

I found myself tearing up over a film that (on the surface) seemed rather average...

I think when people see Will Ferrell on the casting list, they immediately think that it's going to be a laugh out loud movie, which I myself fell victim for. The film wasnt as funny as I had thought it would be, but instead found myself in tears at the end of the film. This is because this movie PERFECTLY represents what Eurovison is about, a proud cultural phenomenon that strives in diversity and community. This is a MUST SEE movie. The final song is beautiful, and the characters that are developed on screen become more lovable by the end of the film. There were also a few cameos too, of course there were going to be cameos! If you love Eurovision, you will fall in love with this!

8DreamLighter

Honestly, better than I expected

My expectations were low, I love Will Ferrel but his movies are often shallow and stupid and rarely touches you. This one is not deep and smart, that is not what I'm saying! But it is well made and has a lot of heart in it that balances the shallow and stupid quite good. Add on top of that the end performance by Rachel McAdams, the sweetest actress in all of Hollywood, and you suddenly find yourself cheering for a fictional Icelandic band in a fictional Eurovision contest in this feel good movie of crazy corona summer of 2020. Well done! Well done indeed!

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To prep for the film, Will Ferrell attended the 2018 Festival de Eurovisión 2018 (2018) in Lisbon, Portugal as part of the Swedish delegation and was given access to follow the show from start to finish, including rehearsals.

Pifias
The five biggest financial contributors to Eurovision go straight to the final without going through the semi-finals. These countries are Spain, France, Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom, the so called "Big Five". In the film, Spain and the UK sing in the semifinals, something that has never happened in the history of the festival. The result screen also shows all the Big 5, while in the real contest they would only be shown at the finals. Also, the host country has a guaranteed place in the final too. Since the contest was being held in Edinburgh, that means the UK would have been in the final anyway even if it wasn't already a member of the Big-5.