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Siempre hay tiempo para reír

Título original: Funny People
  • 2009
  • B15
  • 2h 26min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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Adam Sandler, Leslie Mann, and Seth Rogen in Siempre hay tiempo para reír (2009)
When seasoned comedian George Simmons learns of his terminal, inoperable health condition, his desire to form a genuine friendship cause him to take a relatively green performer under his wing as his opening act.
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El comediante George Simmons descubre que tiene una enfermedad terminal. Deseoso de formar una verdadera amistad, acepta ser el mentor de un joven.El comediante George Simmons descubre que tiene una enfermedad terminal. Deseoso de formar una verdadera amistad, acepta ser el mentor de un joven.El comediante George Simmons descubre que tiene una enfermedad terminal. Deseoso de formar una verdadera amistad, acepta ser el mentor de un joven.

  • Dirección
    • Judd Apatow
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    • Judd Apatow
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    • Adam Sandler
    • Seth Rogen
    • Leslie Mann
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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    • Dirección
      • Judd Apatow
    • Guionista
      • Judd Apatow
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      • Adam Sandler
      • Seth Rogen
      • Leslie Mann
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    • 213Opiniones de los críticos
    • 60Metascore
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    • Premios
      • 3 nominaciones en total

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    Funny People -- International Trailer
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    Funny People -- "George Apologizes to Laura for His Past"
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    Funny People -- "George Apologizes to Laura for His Past"
    Funny People -- "George asks Ira to Kill Him"
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    Funny People -- "George asks Ira to Kill Him"
    Funny People -- "George and Ira with the Girls at the Pool"
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    Funny People: George And Ira Make Fun Of The Doctor's Accent
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    Funny People: George And Ira Make Fun Of The Doctor's Accent

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    • George Simmons
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    • Ira Wright
    Leslie Mann
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    6athomed

    Sometimes enjoyable, occasionally cringe-worthy.

    Ira (Seth Rogen) is a struggling comic working at a sub shop. George (Adam Sandler) is a famous comedian and movie star who finds out that he's got a rare form of leukemia and won't live much longer, he's put on experimental medicine to try to combat the illness. This revelation rocks George's life. He's made tons of money and has plenty of people to suck up to him, but that just isn't enough. His world is falling down around him, all the mistakes he made have come back to haunt him. He tries to reconnect with the only girl he ever loved, Laura (Leslie Mann) and she doesn't want to talk to him until he tells her that he's sick. That plot line took up far too much of the movie.

    George and Ira meet when George goes to one of the old comedy clubs he used to do stand up at and stands on stage without any material, talking about how he knows he's bombing when he can hear people in the audience cough. George ends up hiring Ira as his assistant and their odd friendship/work relationship begins. Ira has always been a big fan of George and is spellbound by the limos, private planes, and the women George has gotten so used to.

    Their relationship is at sometimes interesting, I'm not sure where Judd Apatow (the director) meant to go with this picture, he seems to get a little bit of everything, not enough of the good and too much time spent on the bad. Ira likes one of his neighbors, Daisy "Aubrey Plaza" and that was a fun relationship that the movie really neglected. By the end, it felt very underdeveloped. Most of the dialog feels improvised and very clunky. Judd Apatow was trying to convey something here that he just couldn't in the end.

    For what does work, this movie deserves a 6/10 rating. It's a dramedy, anyone looking for one or the other will likely be disappointed.
    inuanimation

    Watch the First Hour and a Half, Then Turn it Off

    I'll admit I know this wasn't a typical Sandler movie as the near death experience added a bit of drama, and at first most of the characters were very likable and funny. Sandler kind of comes off as an ass at the beginning but then gets a little more likable as the movie progresses. There were many times where I laughed out loud at the jokes they made, and Sandler bantering Rogan was pretty hilarious. I thought to myself "Okay, this is cute I like it." BUT THEN! After the hour and a half mark hit, it's like the director said "Hey let's throw as much useless crap on the end of this and hope it still stays funny!" WHAT?! Why did Sandler have to go rehash stuff with his ex wife, why did he run around like a pussy for almost an hour and still not get the girl, and why did this movie drag on in no apparent direction for no apparent reason? After Sandler found out he was cured, that where is should've ended, right there and it would've been decent, but noooo! The director decides to torture us for almost another hour on random and unfunny garbage. After the first hour and a half, I started to really hate Sandler and Rogan's characters, they just came off as really annoying. So all in all the first hour and a half was funny, witty, and mostly cute, but after that just turn it off, you'll be glad you did!
    8kosmasp

    Funny outside, sad inside

    It's not something new, that comedians (or clowns for that matter), have a sad lonely side to them. This is being explored to quite the big degree here. With an excellent cast. But all starts off with something I don't like at all: Prank calls. Never found them funny and only the calls where they try to sell something to you seem worse.

    Having said that, this is only the beginning and is supposed to be a character beat. Now Sandler is playing a comedian, but he can draw from personal experiences. Others here play themselves (no pun intended). Overall this has an amazing cast. I watched the extended cut, which adds more minutes to an already long movie. But I didn't mind. It is predictable, but it is also fun. The drama works and it showcases that Sandler can do more than just being silly. I understand that it's still what most of his fans want to see him in - and not dramas like this. It's unfortunate
    6Jim-500

    Good first half, but then...

    I really enjoyed the first half of Funny People. I don't think I've ever seen any other Adam Sandler flicks (I didn't want to), so I was happily surprised by the good mix of comedy and drama here.

    As soon as Sandler's ex-girlfriend and her family enter the fray, though, the film comes to a screeching halt. And when we learn new facts about his disease, the film turns itself upside down and inside out trying to figure out what it wants to do with this information. No one knows how to react; not Sandler, not the girlfriend, and not her husband. Judd Apatow thinks they do, but it's so hard to follow the character's ideas and feelings here that the film becomes unreadable. Because we don't know where the characters are coming from, we don't know whether we're watching comedy or drama, so we don't know how to feel or react. The little girls, while enjoyable to watch, are cloying and don't advance the story. And when a lot of screen time is devoted to the people playing games and generally goofing around, you're no longer watching the characters--you're watching the actors simply having a good time, which further slows down and confuses the story.

    Seth Rogen's character seems to know what's right, but his voice gets lost amid all the confusion until the end, when we get an all-too-convenient moral finish that doesn't address any of the important issues raised in the film.

    I think this could have been a much better film with a lot of the meandering in the second half either tightened up or removed.
    8Stargrazingreviews

    Complex, witty and sprawling Funny People is Apatow's most ambitious film but is derailed at the halfway mark by his primary vices; overindulgence and never-ending second acts

    Complex, witty and sprawling Funny People is Apatow's most ambitious film but is derailed at the halfway mark by his primary vices; overindulgence and never-ending second acts. Sander shows sparks of his dramatic sensibilities but isn't quite given the space he needs to shine whilst Rogen's everyman charm gives us the emotional core as does their effortless chemistry. Only Love (TV show) is able to find the same combination of emotional core and legitimately funny moments as Funny People but the commercial failure of this movie is likely down to the marketing as people were expecting a laugh out loud late night movie and ultimately this is entirely unrepresentative. Shout outs go to entertaining cameos from RZA and Eminem.

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    • Trivia
      The opening video with the prank calls is a real video shot by Judd Apatow when he and Adam Sandler were younger. The two other people appearing in this video are Janeane Garofalo and Ben Stiller.
    • Errores
      The MySpace gig takes place far enough away that George and Ira take a private plane. At the end of scene, he gets two girls to go back to his place. But at the end of those scenes the girls leave on their own, apparently left to their own resources to get back.
    • Citas

      Eminem: Everyone in this fucking room is either staring at us or wanting to take a fucking picture.

      Ira Wright: [Ira takes a picture of Eminem and George from across the room] Yeah. Got it.

      Ray Romano: E-mail that to me.

      Ira Wright: I will. That's awesome.

      Ray Romano: Yeah.

      Eminem: Who the fuck is that guy right there?

      Eminem: [Eminem points at Ray] That fucking guy right there.

      George Simmons: What? Ray Romano's bothering you?

      Eminem: Who? Ray, Ray who?

      George Simmons: Ray Romano, the guy from "Everybody Loves Raymond".

      Eminem: I don't give a fuck what show he's on. I'll fuck this motherfucker up, man!

      George Simmons: Hey.

      Eminem: Hey, Ray!

      Ray Romano: Hello, Marshall.

      Eminem: Fucking problem here, buddy?

      [Ray shakes his head confused]

      Eminem: Would you like to fuck me? Is that what this is?

      Ray Romano: [to Ira] I don't get it, man. What's going on?

      Eminem: Would you like me to fucking bend over for you right now?

      Ira Wright: [whispering] Say no.

      Ray Romano: No, man.

      Eminem: [to George] I just gotta always be on my toes, man. You know?

      George Simmons: I see that, but not with Ray Romano.

      Ray Romano: [to Ira] This is why I don't go out of the house.

      Ira Wright: I thought everybody loved you.

    • Créditos curiosos
      Judd Apatow's daughter's cover of Memory is played during the credits.
    • Versiones alternativas
      Region 1 (US) DVD release includes an unrated version of the movie with a running time of 2 hours 32 minutes.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in The 81st Annual Academy Awards (2009)
    • Bandas sonoras
      Great Day
      Written by Paul McCartney

      Performed by Paul McCartney

      Courtesy of MPL Communications Ltd./Inc.

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    Detalles

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 2 de octubre de 2009 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos
    • Productoras
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      • Columbia Pictures
      • Relativity Media
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    • Presupuesto
      • USD 75,000,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 51,855,045
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 22,657,780
      • 2 ago 2009
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 71,585,235
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      2 horas 26 minutos
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