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ene 2001 se unió
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Tómalo con calma

Tómalo con calma

5.6
4
  • 8 jun 2005
  • Pretty Lame Sequel

    Despite John Travolta's statements in interviews that this was his favorite role of his career, "Be Cool" proves to be a disappointing sequel to 1995's witty and clever "Get Shorty."

    Travolta delivers a pleasant enough performance in this mildly entertaining film, but ultimately the movie falls flat due to an underdeveloped plot, unlikeable characters, and a surprising lack of chemistry between leads Travolta and Uma Thurman. Although there are some laughs, this unfunny dialog example (which appeared frequently in the trailers) kind of says it all: Thurman: Do you dance? Travolta: Hey, I'm from Brooklyn.

    The film suggests that everyone in the entertainment business is a gangster or aspires to be one, likening it to organized crime. In "Get Shorty," the premise of a gangster "going legitimate" by getting into movies was a clever fish-out-of water idea, but in "Be Cool," it seems the biz has entirely gone crooked since then.

    The film is interestingly casted and the absolute highlight is a "monolgue" delivered by The Rock, whose character is an aspiring actor as well as a goon, where he reenacts a scene between Gabrielle Union and Kirsten Dunst from "Bring It On." Vince Vaughan's character thinks he's black and he's often seen dressed as a pimp-- this was quite funny in the first scene that introduces him and gets tired and embarrassing almost immediately afterward.

    Overall, "Be Cool" may be worth a rental for John Travolta die-hards (of which I am one), but you may want to keep your finger close to the fast forward button to get through it without feeling that you wasted too much time. Fans of "Get Shorty" may actually wish to avoid this, as the sequel is devoid of most things that made that one a winner. I rate this movie an admittedly harsh 4/10.
    El gordo Alberto

    El gordo Alberto

    4.4
    6
  • 23 abr 2005
  • Cute and entertaining

    Keeping your expectations low is the key to this cute but silly film. The extraneous plot is razor thin and even almost unnecessary as it's merely a joy to watch Keenan Thompson as a live action Fat Albert. This is a pleasant watch throughout, although somewhat underdone if anything. Examples: the film's villain is not very evil, the Bill Cosby cameo is tacked on, and the fish out of water timepiece is not explored for long. I also felt that they didn't concentrate any effort on characterizing the Cosby Kids other than Fat Albert himself. Rudy, for example, in the cartoon was a smart aleck who was the least likable of the gang but in the film, he's a sweet kid who simply dresses like Rudy. Although easy to criticize, the film can't help but be charming and likable without any pretensions. What's more, it's a good choice for children-- I can't think of anything objectionable here that my three-year-old couldn't watch. Rating: 6/10
    A los trece

    A los trece

    6.8
    4
  • 21 ago 2004
  • Predictably shocking and unenjoyable

    I couldn't resist watching this film once it came to Cinemax, after it had generated so much press last year. Although I sensed it wouldn't be an entertaining film, I hadn't realized that it would be so predictable and derivative of other movies.

    To summarize the "plot" quickly, Tracey, a 13-year old girl from a broken family in a lower class neighborhood of Los Angeles, aspires to be in the popular clique in her middle school. Once she quickly realizes that dream, she leaves her old friends behind and falls under the spell of her classmate, Evie, who is very troubled herself and brings Tracey's world into a quick downward spiral when she essentially moves into Tracey's home. Tracey's mother is well meaning but unable to assume control due to her own alcoholism and goal to remain a friend to Tracey and gives her the benefit of the doubt in all situations. Tracey's dad is a deadbeat who is late on his alimony and visitations. Does all this sound familiar?

    The acting is very good in the film, but the writing is not. Every sort of trouble you fear a teenage girl could get into these days that can be thrown in for shock value is: drugs, drinking, smoking, stealing, experimenting with other girls, experimenting with guys, experimenting with group sex, cutting, it's all there and it's all very predictable. The white trash existence of Tracey's family is an absolute cliche as well. I think the film is trying to shock you into wondering what your adolescent is up to, but it's just too far fetched to be believable in that regard-- one or two of the aforementioned issues would have been fine, but not all of them (especially when we're talking about a 13 year old). Some will claim this is what a seventh grader's life is like, but if this was the rule rather than the exception, why would it be worth making a movie about it?

    Watching the film play out isn't very enjoyable either. It's designed to be uncomfortable throughout and while it succeeds in that regard, the disjointed style of filming, the weak plot, and the fact that the characters are so dislikable keeps any entertainment value down a bare minimum. And it's all been done before-- it borrows heavily from the films, "Kids" and "Poison Ivy," among others. Rating: 4/10
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