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Mystery Team

  • 2009
  • R
  • 1h 37min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
6,6/10
10 mil
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Mystery Team (2009)
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Bumbling DetectiveComing-of-AgeParodyComedyCrimeMystery

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA group of former Encyclopedia Brown-style child-detectives struggle to solve an adult mystery.A group of former Encyclopedia Brown-style child-detectives struggle to solve an adult mystery.A group of former Encyclopedia Brown-style child-detectives struggle to solve an adult mystery.

  • Dirección
    • Dan Eckman
  • Guión
    • D.C. Pierson
    • Donald Glover
    • Dominic Dierkes
  • Reparto principal
    • Donald Glover
    • D.C. Pierson
    • Dominic Dierkes
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  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    6,6/10
    10 mil
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Dan Eckman
    • Guión
      • D.C. Pierson
      • Donald Glover
      • Dominic Dierkes
    • Reparto principal
      • Donald Glover
      • D.C. Pierson
      • Dominic Dierkes
    • 40Reseñas de usuarios
    • 34Reseñas de críticos
    • 42Metapuntuación
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  • Vídeos3

    Mystery Team
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    Mystery Team
    Mystery Team: Gink
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    Mystery Team: Interrogation
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    Mystery Team: Interrogation

    Imágenes77

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    Donald Glover
    Donald Glover
    • Jason
    D.C. Pierson
    D.C. Pierson
    • Duncan
    Dominic Dierkes
    Dominic Dierkes
    • Charlie
    Aubrey Plaza
    Aubrey Plaza
    • Kelly
    Glenn Kalison
    Glenn Kalison
    • Robert
    Peter Saati
    • Leroy
    Kay Cannon
    Kay Cannon
    • Destiny
    Bobby Moynihan
    Bobby Moynihan
    • Jordy
    Matt Walsh
    Matt Walsh
    • Jim
    John Lutz
    John Lutz
    • Frank
    Robbie Sublett
    Robbie Sublett
    • Ricky Appleman
    Tom Shillue
    Tom Shillue
    • Alan McGinty
    Kevin Dotcom Brown
    Kevin Dotcom Brown
    • Bouncer
    • (as Kevin Brown)
    Ellie Kemper
    Ellie Kemper
    • Jamie
    Jon Daly
    Jon Daly
    • Greg
    Will Hines
    Will Hines
    • Mr. Stevens
    Gregory Burke
    Gregory Burke
    • Football Player
    Neil Casey
    Neil Casey
    • Broken Man
    • Dirección
      • Dan Eckman
    • Guión
      • D.C. Pierson
      • Donald Glover
      • Dominic Dierkes
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    9johnnymonsarrat

    Perfect and laugh-out-loud funny with great performances

    You have to see this movie.

    "Mystery Team" is a parody of a phenomenon that was never itself a film: The Hardy Boys, Nancy Drew, and especially Encyclopedia Brown.

    They manage to walk the line -- like the first Austin Powers film -- so that it's neither too wacky so you can't believe it and don't care about the characters, but not too boring that it's not full of subtle interplay.

    The main gag is the innocence of the boys, who are thrust into adult situations continually. It's all about the acting in this film, and kudos especially to "Donald Glover". Dressing like an outrageous hobo, for example, could come across as really stupid in a film with Jim Carrey or Rob Schneider, who play up their roles too much. Donald manages to do it consistently.

    On top of that, there are a several delightful plot twists that you won't see coming. The film tries to balance the boys basically being incompetent with allowing them to succeed in a way that isn't too corny.

    It's laugh-out-loud funny throughout, a genuine must-see if you like intelligent edgy comedies. Note, it's not really meant to be a kids film. There's a lot of raunchy humor.

    I'll give Mystery Team a well-earned 9 out of 10. It just missed a 10 because the ending was good but not quite a classic.
    8I_Ailurophile

    Silly, clever, and very funny

    The very premise sounds so promising, not least with Donald Glover involved, and as soon as we start watching our hopes are borne out. I'm not familiar with Derrick Comedy, but Glover, DC Pierson, Dominic Dierkes, and Dan Eckman have created a wonderfully silly, fun mystery comedy that serves up hearty laughs from the moment it begins. Cheekily twisting up the childish play of "boy detectives" with very adult scenarios (sex, nudity, murder, swear swords), and teenagers who remain trapped in a hopelessly naïve , innocent mindset, results in a steady stream of playful ridiculousness. More than that, the troupe plays fast and loose with every conceivable facet of the characters, dialogue, scene writing, and narrative, making every excuse for costume changes, simple-minded misunderstandings of the most mundane aspects of the modern world, and in contrast, sudden swerves to very mature subject matter and violence. I expected I'd enjoy this and I'm not disappointed; 'Mystery Team' is a blast!

    The narrative at large is surprisingly solid, if admittedly nothing we wouldn't seen in the average Hardy Boys or Nancy Drew novel, or an episode of 'Murder, she wrote.' That recognizable bent is part of the charm, though, and anyway, the picture is built purely for fun in the first place; along the way there are some select moments that are kind of brilliant. I won't say that it's altogether perfect, as the plot follows an arc that couldn't possibly be more tried and true. Moreover, as the flick shifts from the arrested development of principals Jason, Duncan, and Charlie to the more earnest, adult-oriented sequences there are surely some tonal issues on hand, and I'd also say that in and of themselves some of the sleazier inclusions are maybe a step too far outside the bounds of the scenario the feature has devised. To that same end, while it's part and parcel of the dichotomy of "boy detectives in an adult world," it's worth noting some less welcome language in the dialogue including homophobia and ableism. Yet no matter how severely one may view such matters, or how wide the swings in tone, the fact remains that 'Mystery Team' wants only to entertain, and it's so reliably witty that it's wonderfully funny from the very beginning through to the very end.

    All eyes are on Glover here first and foremost, for every reason, and the wild energy he gives Jason reminds of Troy Barnes in 'Community' taken to an even greater level. He's handily matched, though by Pierson and Dierkes as they round out the titular trio, and that's not to count out anyone else involved; among so many others, it's always a joy to see Aubrey Plaza anywhere, and even in her full-length movie debut she's terrific in her supporting part. Those stunts and effects that are employed look great, Eckman's direction is very capable, and in all other ways this is very well made. The key remains the humor, though, and between the screenplay and the acting that brings it to life, there are very few moments that aren't delightful. Particular with the excessive extremity of some of the adult-oriented subject matter this won't appeal to all comers; for that matter, some of the comedy is a tad, well, juvenile, beyond even the scope of the premise. It's not wholly flawless. Any reasonable criticisms to be made are far outweighed by the value the film has to offer, however, and I think most viewers would surely have a good time here to one degree or another. It may not be a total must-see, but all the way through 'Mystery Team' is a joy, and if you're seeking something light to put a smile on your face it's hard to go wrong here!
    8fx_man

    I laughed a lot

    Went into this film with zero knowledge of DERRICK comedy (the name reminds me of a famous German TV detective series) or the movie. Well, I must say I laughed more during this film than any other comedy I've seen this year. The dialog and deadpan delivery coupled with a truly clever script result in some genuine hilarity.

    For the uninitiated, like myself, the following might help you decide whether this is something you'd like to watch. The film centers around three young (high school senior) "detectives" who've been solving various mysteries (disappearing kitty, stolen lunch, etc.) for a dime a pop throughout their childhood, when they are suddenly thrust into the midst of an honest to goodness real crime investigation. The plot is motivated by a basic fish out of water storyline, whereupon the three chaps stumble around in the adult world mostly unaware of what is going on around them, which makes for some genuinely funny situations.

    The lead actors are affable and quickly pull the audience to their side. Unfortunately the supporting cast provides uneven performances, and the entire movie has a "homemade" feel to it. That doesn't begrudge the film's strengths though, carried by the three principals and the comic situations and dialog, which are presented and delivered perfectly. Considering the minimal budget with which they must have worked, one can look past the deficiencies.

    I gave the movie 8 stars because I laughed an awful lot, and that's what a comedy is supposed to do, make one laugh. This also reminded me of the Broken Lizard comedy team and Super Troopers. Hopefully the DERRICK team will be able to sustain the momentum and keep making movies as funny as this one, with a better supporting cast and more sure handed direction, which could easily get them atop the current comedy heap.
    9iliner-1

    So super phenomenal!!!!

    I loved it. Loved it all over. I was on the edge of my seat, but I kept falling over with laughter. It was written in a way that was perfectly suited to the comedic voices of Bobby Moynihan, Matt Walsh, Jon Daly, Aubrey Plaza, etc but still maintained a really strong voice in and of itself.

    Gun to my head, if I had to criticize it, I would say I could have used more Ben Schwartz. But I feel that way about EVERYTHING........

    So so so good. I cannot say enough good things about this movie!!!! I feel as though any negative reviewers on here probably wanted to see a simple, straight-forward comedy and that it is not. It is an ethically challenging movie with really artistic choices and deep belly uncontrollable laughs.

    Enjoy.
    8atomicpro

    Cleverly-Innocent, Hilarious, and Impressive

    A fan of DERRICK comedy for many years, I was ecstatic when I found out they were semi-premiering Mystery Team in Austin, and got tickets.

    The experience was fantastic. In addition to seeing the feature film, DERRICK frontmen DC, Donald, and Dominic were there to open and close the film and offer a quick Q & A- and the audience was treated to two never-before-seen new DERRICK shorts (which were, easily, some of their most-hilarious) as well as a live comedy sketch the trio did on the subject of their new 'squibbles' social network. (Don't ask, it ultimately was a big hilarious charade with no point.) Long-story-short, the entire night was excellent. Hilarious, genuine, and cleverly-crafted. The film, of course, was the most impressive aspects- both surprising, (minimally) disappointing, and inspiring in the way it played out.

    Instead of the requisite R-rated vulgar (albeit hilarious) jabs you might expect from the trailer, the movie flows in a much more light-hearted, innocent manner- only sprinkled with bits of disgust and profanity. But it keeps its momentum WITH these bits, and is all-the-better because of it.

    Here we've got, well, The MYSTERY TEAM- three older teenagers who, unlike the harsh reality the film takes place in, have delusions of grandeur and childlike obliviousness that both makes them innocent and immune to some of the outlandish situations they're placed in. The most vulgar and adult character, then, is the actual CHILD of the whole movie, an 8-year-old criminal- who swears and totes guns and hangs out in strip clubs- and the Mystery Team's interaction both with him and the many degenerates of the movie is really the catalyst and heart of both the story's intrigue and comedy.

    Think of Alan from The Hangover, or Michael Scott from the Office- characters in that implacable position of both being winningly R-rated/inappropriate and pathetically juvenile at the same time. These guys are like that- and the movie moves and succeeds largely on this facet.

    This isn't to say the film is technically superb, though. It is, and I was genuinely surprised. As a filmmaker myself, I was uncertain about how DERRICK's usually so-so technical qualities in their shorts would transport to the big screen. But they do so with maximum, artful flair and professional edge. When I was there, I was amazed at how such a self-produced movie could look so good, especially when I'm knowledgeable of just how far and how good such a camera as DERRICK's can ultimately look. They push their images and equipment to the limits, though, and the film looks simply pristine.

    Riding a line similar to, say, Arrested Development in terms of being both preposterous and believable, Mystery Team isn't as FUNNY as the likes of this year's hilarious blockbuster The Hangover (although I've often heard it is).

    No, it isn't FUNNIER, per se, but it's damn near close to AS FUNNY as The Hangover. But, no, the comparison isn't a justified one. Because really, Mystery Team succeeds in being an overall BETTER film- laden with characters you either love to hate or enjoy seeing succeed, pushing an innocence that makes you smile, and moving through situations and locations so diverse, profane, and vulgar you can't help but be intrigued.

    Played-out like an actual mystery caper in classic Scooby-Doo fashion, Mystery Team's ability to mix heavy, outlandish satire with gritty realism and classical if not slightly overdone narrative flow makes it a potently winning, highly satisfying picture.

    After the movie I got a chance to talk very briefly with the creators, and all approached my questions and musings with absolute friendliness, casual respect, and poise that made them fitting actors for such innocent roles. I may only be 19, but I've seen my share of douchebag indie filmmakers and these guys- both in their work and presentation- were anything but. A breath of fresh air I really enjoyed to be a part of. I hope they go far. Dominic, DC, Donald- if you ever read this: Bravo and Good Luck, guys.

    A solid 8/10, close to a 9. If this plays even REMOTELY close to you, go see it. It's a genuinely silly and unforgiving pleasure of a movie you're sure to absolutely love.

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    • Curiosidades
      The three members of the mystery team are part of a comedy group called Derrick Comedy from New York University in 2006.
    • Pifias
      Just after Jason hits Kelly with the broom, he goes into the kitchen and you can see the finger of a crew member in the lower left hand corner signal Kelly to give her next line, "Why are you here?"
    • Citas

      Jason: She's really something, it's just... I'm no good with girls.

      Frank: Oh, you're whipped!

      [imitates whipping]

      Jim: [interrupting] Frank! Sometimes I wish you didn't beat that cancer. I really do.

    • Créditos adicionales
      The bear in the man's picture at the end of the movie is credited as "White Bear" - "Himself"
    • Versiones alternativas
      In addition to the theatrical release, which clocks in at "1 hr 37 min (97 min)", there also exists a version originally shown at Sundance which runs "1 hr 45 min (105 min) (Sundance) (USA)."
    • Conexiones
      Featured in The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Dinner for Schmucks/Charlie St. Cloud/Get Low (2010)
    • Banda sonora
      The Stand
      Written and Performed by Donald Glover and Chris Ward

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 17 de enero de 2009 (Estados Unidos)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
    • Sitio oficial
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      • Inglés
    • Títulos en diferentes países
      • Тайная команда
    • Localizaciones del rodaje
      • Manchester, Nueva Hampshire, EE.UU.
    • Empresas productoras
      • Derrick Comedy Productions
      • Offhollywood Digital
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    • Recaudación en Estados Unidos y Canadá
      • 89.442 US$
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • 7840 US$
      • 30 ago 2009
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      • 89.442 US$
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