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Un dignatario de visita, un agente de la CIA, un espía nazi, turistas japoneses, un asesino y un grupo de actores «enanos» de El mago de Oz (1939) se registran en un hotel de élite de Los Án... Leer todoUn dignatario de visita, un agente de la CIA, un espía nazi, turistas japoneses, un asesino y un grupo de actores «enanos» de El mago de Oz (1939) se registran en un hotel de élite de Los Ángeles llamado Under the Rainbow.Un dignatario de visita, un agente de la CIA, un espía nazi, turistas japoneses, un asesino y un grupo de actores «enanos» de El mago de Oz (1939) se registran en un hotel de élite de Los Ángeles llamado Under the Rainbow.
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- 1 premio ganado y 4 nominaciones en total
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I am sorry that everyone did not see the humor in this movie like I did. I love this movie!! Of course I love anything with Chevy Chase in the80's. How can anybody not love a movie with all of those little people?!!! (notice the PC term) Somebody please add some classic quotes from this movie. I will have to go home tonight and watch this again to add some zingers. When I purged my huge pile of VHS tapes I kept this one. I won't let it go until I find the DVD.
For those who didn't find this movie even a little amusing, check it out again. Maybe you were just having a bad day.
To this day, when I want to be intimate with my husband, I just look at him and say "The pearl is in the river" and he just smiles.
For those who didn't find this movie even a little amusing, check it out again. Maybe you were just having a bad day.
To this day, when I want to be intimate with my husband, I just look at him and say "The pearl is in the river" and he just smiles.
It does amaze me at times to see what are considered camp classics and then see how so many people can miss an obvious one. This is one film that truly has it all...drunken midgets, nazi spies, princess leia, and a host of off-colour jokes sure to offend ALL. Seriously, if your a member of the PC thought police this film will give you reason to write your congressman (or is it congressperson?) but if you are intelligent enough to realize that when everyone is being poked fun at no one is stigmatized then you might just enjoy this comedic spoof which is as frantic and disjointed as the plot.
One last point regarding the "munchkins": although it might be easy to see this film as taking liberty with the rumors (and some were true) that the midgets who acted in the Wizard of Oz were wild drinking partiers, it should be noted that this notion goes just as far to show how normal this population is; just as interested in getting drunk, laid, and having a good time as the rest of society. A very human face which has not always been offered to actors who are seen primarily in fantasy films (Oz, Willy Wonka, Time Bandits, and even Tiny Town). I do know that the actors on this film were paid better than those on Oz and certainly had no problem with the script in giving their enjoyable performances.
A fun ride
One last point regarding the "munchkins": although it might be easy to see this film as taking liberty with the rumors (and some were true) that the midgets who acted in the Wizard of Oz were wild drinking partiers, it should be noted that this notion goes just as far to show how normal this population is; just as interested in getting drunk, laid, and having a good time as the rest of society. A very human face which has not always been offered to actors who are seen primarily in fantasy films (Oz, Willy Wonka, Time Bandits, and even Tiny Town). I do know that the actors on this film were paid better than those on Oz and certainly had no problem with the script in giving their enjoyable performances.
A fun ride
With a bit of dark humor thrown in. This is one of my top favorite movies. Mistaken identities and foiled evil plots abound. Those concerned with its lack of "political correctness" should relax and not be so serious. One reviewer said that, if there was anyone they missed making fun of, it must have been only because they ran out of film stock. Exactly! This film has equal opportunity humor. A Japanese friend of mine, personally not known for his tremendous sense of humor, thought the film was hilarious, and has watched it several times, laughing hardest at the Japanese caricatures.
I highly recommend this overlooked gem. Get it, watch it, loosen up and laugh.
I highly recommend this overlooked gem. Get it, watch it, loosen up and laugh.
That's right...this movie is as campy and goofy as you can get and one almost wonders why the stars that were in it (at the time) decided that THIS was a film that they wanted to be in...but...to watch it again...it's almost like a precursor to a Seinfeld episode whereas the many plots all come together at the end to make a very funny and often overlooked film...come on...if Rocky Horror is regarded as a classic, why can't this film?...it has a plethora of midgets, Japanese tourists and spies...Chevy Chase in his prime...and is a takeoff of the Wizard of Oz?...how much more odd can you get...a definite rental that grows on you!
But it was supposed to be a spoof. I could not stop laughing as the movie was so much of a farce I found it to keep me laughing all the time. I would not recommend it for theater view but if you have never seen the movie I would say its worth watching as a rental as the cost of it is so little now. You could rent something much more costly and worse like Dead Calm. I found that all the dumb things that happened such as trying to keep the suicidal dog in the picture just more then my sides could take at times. When that dog jumped out of the window for the ball I lost it. How could you not think something as this movie which I assume was to be as "B" a movie as anyone could possibly make not be funny? I found it much better then the Vacation movies by far. I would say that this review has a spoiler but this movie cant be spoiled as there is no real plot.
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- TriviaJerry Maren had an uncredited role as a Lollipop Guild Munchkin in El mago de Oz (1939). Maren later said he regretted making this film because it was in such poor taste, and nothing remotely like what happened while filming his earlier film.
- ErroresA little person would never have been a member of the Nazi Party. Their diminutive stature was seen as a major physical handicap by the Nazi regime and thus little people were instead prosecuted and subjected to sterilization.
- Créditos curiososMain cast list ends with a separate dedication: "and Leonard Barr as Pops Good-bye, Leonard, we'll miss you very much..."
- ConexionesFeatured in Sneak Previews: Victory/Condorman/Loulou/Under the Rainbow (1981)
- Bandas sonorasThings Are Looking Up Today
(1981)
Words and Music by Joe Renzetti and Simon Stokes
Played and Sung during the opening credits
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- Presupuesto
- USD 20,000,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 18,826,490
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 2,297,493
- 2 ago 1981
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 18,826,490
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