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Pizza Man

  • 2011
  • PG-13
  • 1h 30min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
3.9/10
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Corbin Bernsen, Shelley Long, Frankie Muniz, Dallas Page, and Stan Lee in Pizza Man (2011)
A pizza delivery boy receives superhuman strength upon ingesting a genetically altered tomato. He must battle a corporation that is trying to steal his powers in order to save both the world and the girl of his dreams.
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Un repartidor de pizzas recibe una fuerza sobrehumana al ingerir un tomate modificado genéticamente. Debe luchar contra una corporación que está tratando de robar sus poderes para salvar tan... Leer todoUn repartidor de pizzas recibe una fuerza sobrehumana al ingerir un tomate modificado genéticamente. Debe luchar contra una corporación que está tratando de robar sus poderes para salvar tanto al mundo como a la chica de sus sueños.Un repartidor de pizzas recibe una fuerza sobrehumana al ingerir un tomate modificado genéticamente. Debe luchar contra una corporación que está tratando de robar sus poderes para salvar tanto al mundo como a la chica de sus sueños.

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    • Joe Eckardt
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    • Marco Mannone
    • John Kapoor
    • Jonathan Kapoor
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    • Frankie Muniz
    • Dallas Page
    • Amber Borycki
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    3.9/10
    368
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    • Dirección
      • Joe Eckardt
    • Guionistas
      • Marco Mannone
      • John Kapoor
      • Jonathan Kapoor
    • Elenco
      • Frankie Muniz
      • Dallas Page
      • Amber Borycki
    • 6Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 1Opinión de los críticos
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    Frankie Muniz
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    • Matt Burns…
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    8patsabat2

    Give us more of the same!!!

    I do so enjoy a good, funny and action-packed movie that I can view with my grandchildren without cringing from nastiness added to placate the parents or watching their little faces register fear from too much violence. Adding popular wrestling guys for this generation was pure genius. Myself, I grew up watching the main characters in different venues(ah,the good 'ole days--no in-your-face sex, extreme violence, aliens and nudity)and enjoyed watching them again. They are still spot-on with their comedic timing, signature facial expressions and probably answered a lot of viewers questions about "what are the doing now?" Good job! Give us more of the same--we are definitely interested.
    10coolman-39635

    This movie changed my life

    I have been having a tough time since my dog ate my pizza. But this movie has cured my depression with it's artistic genius.

    Can't wait for the sequel!
    8StevePulaski

    Trades quips for quirks and alienation for appreciation

    Matt Burns, a simple pizza man working alongside his mother at his late father's pizzeria, becomes a superhero after consuming a genetically-modified tomato that allows his entire body to become superhuman, withstanding punches, gunshot wounds, and being able to self-heal in seconds. Yet, he didn't have the luxury of having his build modified in strength and size, like Steve Rogers did in Captain America. He doesn't possess the sarcastic wit of Tony Stark in Iron Man. He is not any type of God like Thor. And he doesn't have the ability of practically defying gravity thanks to webs shooting out of his arms like Peter Parker in Spider-Man.

    No, in one instance, Matt still has to push his ways through the crowded halls of an evacuating school - he can't throw everyone to the side so he can make his way through, nor can he fly up and out of the school, rocketing through the roof like a supercharged bat out of Hell. Despite an incalculable body system of tolerance, Matt Burns is still ordinary, which is one of the reasons why Joe Eckardt's Pizza Man is such a fun film to watch. Hot off the heels of several Marvel films to come out in recent years, this particular film gives us a feeble hero and doesn't hamfist the tired idea that "it's not your size that makes you a hero, but your actions" moral, nor does it give us a hero so super that we're unable to connect with him on any other level than perceived coolness.

    Matt Burns is played by Frankie Muniz, an actor I've always enjoyed watching for his likable charm and commonalities that make him less a high-paid actor but more a regular guy who got lucky. After receiving these powers from his chemistry professor (Michael Gross), who had been working on the tomato he fed Matt out of sheer desperation in a dire circumstance, Matt needs to protect himself and his friends from a corporate tycoon (Dallas Page) interested in gaining access to Matt in order to extract the supercharged blood from his veins. Not to mention, as a side-project, Matt is also trying to win over Susan (Amber Borycki), a girl he's quite fond of. You really don't need much more of an explanation; every Pizza Man needs his Pizza Woman, I suppose.

    Muniz works well, as he fits like a glove in the titular role, and wrestler Dallas Page also finds ways to provide some gleefully entertaining quips here and there. Ultimately, the film comes down to three cameos, by Adam West, Rowdy Roddy Piper, and comic-book legend Stan Lee, which are nicely self-aware (consider Matt telling Piper, when he comes in the restaurant demanding pizza at closing time, "there's no reason to get rowdy"). Then we have Stan Lee in a room full of comic book memorabilia, and let's not shortchange Adam West referencing two big gigs in his acting career.

    The point I'm trying to make is that Pizza Man, as ridiculous as it can be, is pleasantly different and a breath of fresh air from the superhero films we now see released every three or four months. Obviously, Pizza Man was never intended to be compared to the likes of multimillion dollar Marvel films. However, after watching three underwhelming Marvel endeavors in a row, I was hungering (no pun intended) for something quirkier, a little different, and pleasantly watchable, and that's exactly what one gets with Pizza Man. The film is a goofy display of affection and appreciation for the superhero genre, and a loving ode to the fans of them as they might as well be turning one of Marvel's die-hard fans into the film's titular character here.

    Starring: Frankie Muniz, Dallas Page, Amber Borycki, Michael Gross, Adam West, Rowdy Roddy Piper, and Stan Lee. Directed by: Joe Eckardt.
    2adil-sa

    Do Not Waste Your Time !!

    Actually, this is the first time I write a review here. But, I couldn't let others be fooled.

    The movie talks about a pizza man who became a super hero in a comedy way. It seems to be good at first. But, then you will figure that it's silly, bad written, and just another poor commercial movie.

    It's interesting thing to watch a movie talking about a comedy teenager super hero who tries to keep our world safer in stupid ways. But you have to keep your story strong and makes sense.

    If you have watched "Kick Ass", you'll get the idea and see the big differences between the two movies.

    I gave 2 out of 10 for collecting the actors and buying good cameras.

    This movie ruined my day.
    8guisreis

    Pizzas and tomatos instead of spiders and spaceships from Kripton

    A very conventional low budget light-hearted superhero movie, but a cute and well done one. The superhero here is a mix of Spider-man and Superman, and he fights something like Two-Face and his thugs. His costume was neither made by him nor came in a spaceship from Kripton: he already wore it, ashamed, in order to convince custumers to buy his mother's pizzas.

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      In Adam West's cameo appearance, he makes two references from his acting career: He first makes three nods to his iconic role from the 1966 Batman TV show ("My car is stuck in a cave. Its a long story.", "...I'm not very fond of clowns", & "Back in the day I would have kapow right in the face."). And then he makes a nod to his role from Family Guy ("As mayor of this fair city...").
    • Errores
      In Noah Gray-Cabey's cameo when he picks up the pizza under the name "Noah Saunders", his character's name from the TV show Heroes was actually "Micah".
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      References Batman (1966)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 2011 (Estados Unidos)
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      • Estados Unidos
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    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos
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