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Bubba Ho-tep - Il re è qui

Titolo originale: Bubba Ho-Tep
  • 2002
  • R
  • 1h 32min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
6,9/10
53.076
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
Ossie Davis and Bruce Campbell in Bubba Ho-tep - Il re è qui (2002)
Elvis Presley and a black "JFK" stay in a nursing home where nothing happens - until a wayward Egyptian mummy comes and sucks out the old people's souls thru their a-holes. The two decide to fight back.
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Elvis Presley e un JFK nero stanno in una casa di cura dove non succede nulla, finché non arriva una ribelle mummia egiziana che succhia le anime degli anziani attraverso i loro ani. I due d... Leggi tuttoElvis Presley e un JFK nero stanno in una casa di cura dove non succede nulla, finché non arriva una ribelle mummia egiziana che succhia le anime degli anziani attraverso i loro ani. I due decidono di reagire.Elvis Presley e un JFK nero stanno in una casa di cura dove non succede nulla, finché non arriva una ribelle mummia egiziana che succhia le anime degli anziani attraverso i loro ani. I due decidono di reagire.

  • Regia
    • Don Coscarelli
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Joe R. Lansdale
    • Don Coscarelli
  • Star
    • Bruce Campbell
    • Ossie Davis
    • Bob Ivy
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    6,9/10
    53.076
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
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      • Don Coscarelli
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Joe R. Lansdale
      • Don Coscarelli
    • Star
      • Bruce Campbell
      • Ossie Davis
      • Bob Ivy
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    • 57Metascore
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    Dethcharm

    "How Could My Plans Have Gone So Wong?!"... "Let's Get Decadent!"...

    BUBBA HO-TEP is the result of a "perfect storm" of sorts. First, the source material was put in the hands of a proven master of macabre weirdness, Director Don Coscarelli (PHANTASM 1-4, JOHN DIES AT THE END). Then, the perfect casting of Bruce "The Chin" Campbell (THE EVIL DEAD 1-3) as decrepit, rest home prisoner, Elvis Presley, and living legend Ossie Davis as fellow inmate, John F. Kennedy clinched the deal.

    The resulting movie is a beautiful experiment in sheer lunacy... that works brilliantly! Campbell shows what made him all-3-Stooges-in-one in EVIL DEAD 2, as his hilarious inner and outer dialogue make up the bittersweet, comedic heart and soul of the film. Obviously, a murderous mummy's rest home rampage is primo stuff for Campbell.

    However, what sets this movie apart from other horror comedies is it's setting, and the way it handles the bleakness of old age. In spite of all of the side-splitting humor and oddness, the true terror lies in growing old and being forgotten, making a cowboy hat-wearing mummy a welcome distraction. Coscarelli captured lightning in a bedpan here. Watching it is like whistling, giggling, and defiantly marching past the graveyard.

    EXTRA CREDIT FOR: Ella Joyce as Elvis' no-nonsense nurse...
    10CuriosityKilledShawn

    All is well

    Who would have thought it? Don Coscarelli, the man who wrote and directed Phantasm a long, long time ago comes back out of nowhere, after spending his entire career in the dregs, with something like this. A film that is more an exploration of regret, fading dignity and growing old than it is about a soul-sucking mummy.

    Very old Elvis is brilliantly played by Bruce Campbell. The voice, the hair, the mannerisms are all perfect. He's stuck in Mud Creek rest home where the cynical staff believe he's really called Sebastian Haff, the man Elvis traded places with back in the 70s. And when Haff died, so did the Elvis the public loved. This only left the REAL Elvis free to live his life in peace and eventually indignity.

    He pals up with a man who believes he's JFK, only problem is he's black. Though it's more likely he's senile rather than a truth-teller like the so-called Sebastian Haff. Both men have one concern, to stop some kind of Bubba Ho-Tep mummy from taking the souls of all the rest home residents.

    Yes, it's insane. But also wildly imaginative and more than balances out the endless, heartless, conveyor belt Hollywood productions. Elements of the story will stay with you and the character development is graceful and important.

    The finishing touch is Brian Tyler's awesome score. The main theme is one of the best ever and will flood you will feeling and emotion. Not only is Bubba Ho-Tep blessed with a cast and crew who care about the film their making, it also has wonderful music too. I am lucky enough to have the rare score CD (autographed by Coscarelli and Tyler). Hunt it down, it's seriously worth it.

    Keep a lookout for Reggie Bannister as the rest home manager. And watch all the way to the end of the credits for a weird message...

    ELVIS RETURNS IN 'BUBBA NOSFERATU: CURSE OF THE SHE VAMPIRES'
    7claudio_carvalho

    Original, Funny and Highly Entertaining Comedy-Horror Film

    In Mud Creek, Texas, at the Shady Rest Convalescence Center, a man called Sebastian Half (Bruce Campbel) claims to be the real Elvis Presley. He has been living in coma at the home for twenty years since he tripped off the stage. Sebastian explains that he switched places with an Elvis impersonator since he was tired of his fame but their contract that could prove his real identity was accidentally burnt to ashes in a barbecue. When his friend Jack (Ossie Davis), who is a black man that claims to be President John Kennedy, shows evidence that an ancient Egyptian mummy is sucking the souls of the residents of the nursing home, the skeptical Sebastian sees evidences that show that his friend is correct. Now the two old men plot how to stop the mummy.

    "Bubba Ho-Tep" is an original, funny and highly entertaining comedy-horror film. The storyline is absolutely insane and weird, but it is worthwhile watching. Bruce Campbel is unrecognizable in the role of Elvis Presley, the true or the impersonator. Ossie Davis posing of a dyed John Kennedy is hilarious. The fight with the mummy is amusing. My vote is seven.

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    10ccthemovieman-1

    A Real Shock - It's Good!

    I laughed when a friend suggested this movie. "Yeah, right," I answered, eyes rolled up.

    "Well," he finally said a few weeks later, "Here, just look at it. Take my copy and bring it back."

    "Okay, " I answered, "what do I have to lose? "

    Obviously, I was shocked. This has to be one of the all-time surprises I've ever encountered in movie-watching. Who would have thought this film was this good? Talk about "original!" This is about as original and entertaining as they come, and, as I have stated in several other reviews, entertainment is the name of the game....so I have to rank this film right up there with my favorites.

    I refuse to detail the story because the more you explain what it's about, the stupider is sounds and the less likely you will give it a shot.

    I will say Bruce Campbell does a fabulous job of imitating Elvis Presley. In fact, he is the best I have ever heard, speaking-voice-wise. Ossie Davis is also a hoot as the old black man who thinks he's President John F. Kennedy. See? I can't say more, because it gets worse, story-wise, the more you explain.

    Just trust me that if you appreciate dark humor with some horror thrown in, you'll love it. It's a bit sleazy and the language is very rough, so be ready for that. I guess you could say this "is not for all tastes." You have to be a little warped to enjoy this, but most of us are to some degree.

    Be also be ready for one of the oddest films you've ever seen.
    8reelreviewsandrecommendations

    Long Live the King

    By the late 1970's, Elvis Presley had grown tired of the demands and stresses of fame. Seeking respite, he swapped places with an Elvis impersonator, who was the one who died in 1977. After an explosion destroyed his documentation, the real Elvis was doomed to live a life of anonymity forevermore. Now an old man, the King resides in a nursing home, where the only one who believes his story is an elderly black man claiming to be JFK. After another patient at the home dies, the King realizes that an Egyptian mummy is on the prowl, feeding on the souls of the aged; and he and the President are the only ones who can stop it.

    Written and directed by Don Coscarelli, and based on the novel of the same name by Joe R. Lansdale, 'Bubba Ho-Tep' is a wildly original comedy-horror that also serves as a poignant meditation on the aging process. Arguably the best film about Elvis Presley to date, Coscarelli's characterisation is rich and his dialogue wackily comedic, though also affecting. Despite the fact that some aspects of the narrative concerning the mummy seem slightly rote, and the ending is underwhelming; the plight of the aging Elvis and the skin-dyed JFK is engaging and entertaining.

    The film presents these two once all-powerful men being physically diminished by time, though with the same gusto and spirit they had in their glory days. The King might be riddled with cancer, but he can still take care of business, and through his battle with the mummy; a profound point is made about the importance of having purpose in life, and that though someone may be old, that doesn't mean they don't have value. For a film about a lumbering, cowboy-hat sporting mummy in a nursing home; 'Bubba Ho-Tep' has surprising depth.

    It is a low-budget affair, though one could be mistaken for thinking otherwise, considering the stylish cinematography from Adam Janeiro and Daniel Vecchione's assured production design. Janeiro creates a grubby visual palette both atmospheric and striking, which Vecchione's detailed work compounds. The nursing home is presented as having a depressing, dull air, as if it were forgotten by time; bolstering the films themes and enhancing its tone. Damon Carruesco's set decoration and Justin Zaharczuk's art direction also contributes effectively to the mood of the piece; both down-trodden and despondent.

    Moreover, Shelley Kay's costume design is rich, contributing to the personalities of the characters, and adding to the depth of the narrative. Additionally, Gene Doucette- who designed the outfits worn by Presley in real life- also created the ones seen on screen, lending proceedings authenticity and realism. Furthermore, Brian Tyler's score is stirring, compounding the films tension and suspense; while Scott J. Gill and Donald Milne's intuitive editing keeps things running at a good pace.

    'Bubba Ho-Tep' stars Bruce Campbell as Elvis, alongside Ossie Davis as JFK. A charismatic, versatile actor, Campbell has arguably never delivered a performance as powerful or nuanced. He becomes the aged King so believably that the likes of Don Johnson and Austin Butler seem like bad mimics in comparison. Subtle and affecting, Campbell's work lingers in the mind long after the credits have rolled, and will have you laughing and crying in equal measure.

    Davis, meanwhile, has never been funnier as he is as the supposedly skin-dyed JFK. Sharing a great chemistry with Campbell, he is something of the comic foil of the two; and his sincere insistence that he is the 35th President- despite all the evidence to the contrary- is both heart-warming and raucously entertaining. In addition, Ella Joyce is excellent as a feisty nurse caring for the King, while Bob Ivy's performance as the titular mummy is a masterpiece of physical acting.

    Poignant, powerful and a whole lot of fun, 'Bubba Ho-Tep' is a brilliant comedy-horror cocktail, with heart and soul to match its kooky characters and wackily original narrative. Although the ending boils down to a forgettable fight sequence, the journey there is a brilliant one, featuring strong dialogue, rich characterisation, much hilarity and striking visuals. Star Bruce Campbell has never been better, while Ossie Davis is marvellous, and their supporting cast don't let them down. In short, Don Coscarelli's 'Bubba Ho-Tep' will leave you hailing the King; baby.

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      Although Elvis is the main character, not one piece of Elvis Presley music is heard in the film. Director Don Coscarelli explained that it would have cost about half the budget to license even one Elvis song for the movie.
    • Blooper
      During the opening newsreel footage, the subtitles say that it is the discovery of the tomb of Amen Ho-Tep, but the voice over is explaining that it is the discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb (the sarcophagus shown is also that of Tutankhamen).
    • Citazioni

      Elvis: No offense, Jack, but President Kennedy was a white man.

      JFK: They dyed me this color! That's how clever they are!

    • Curiosità sui crediti
      At the very end of the DVD, after the movie credits have ended, "Elvis" says "Remember to be kind, rewind...well, um, guess you don't need to rewind, with DVD these days."
    • Connessioni
      Edited into Making of 'Bubba Ho-tep' (2004)
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    • Data di uscita
      • 10 ottobre 2003 (Stati Uniti)
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      • 21 set 2003
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