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La bottega del barbiere

Titolo originale: Barbershop
  • 2002
  • PG-13
  • 1h 42min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
6,3/10
34.984
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Ice Cube, Troy Garity, Anthony Anderson, Cedric The Entertainer, Sean Patrick Thomas, Michael Ealy, Eve, and Leonard Earl Howze in La bottega del barbiere (2002)
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Una giornata nella vita di un barbiere del South Side di Chicago.Una giornata nella vita di un barbiere del South Side di Chicago.Una giornata nella vita di un barbiere del South Side di Chicago.

  • Regia
    • Tim Story
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Mark Brown
    • Don D. Scott
    • Marshall Todd
  • Star
    • Ice Cube
    • Cedric The Entertainer
    • Eve
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    6,3/10
    34.984
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Tim Story
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Mark Brown
      • Don D. Scott
      • Marshall Todd
    • Star
      • Ice Cube
      • Cedric The Entertainer
      • Eve
    • 172Recensioni degli utenti
    • 64Recensioni della critica
    • 66Metascore
  • Vedi le informazioni sulla produzione su IMDbPro
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    Ice Cube
    Ice Cube
    • Calvin Palmer
    Cedric The Entertainer
    Cedric The Entertainer
    • Eddie
    • (as Cedric the Entertainer)
    Eve
    Eve
    • Terri Jones
    Anthony Anderson
    Anthony Anderson
    • J.D.
    Sean Patrick Thomas
    Sean Patrick Thomas
    • Jimmy James
    Troy Garity
    Troy Garity
    • Isaac Rosenberg
    Michael Ealy
    Michael Ealy
    • Ricky Nash
    Leonard Earl Howze
    Leonard Earl Howze
    • Dinka
    Keith David
    Keith David
    • Lester Wallace
    Jazsmin Lewis
    Jazsmin Lewis
    • Jennifer Palmer
    Lahmard J. Tate
    Lahmard J. Tate
    • Billy
    • (as Lahmard Tate)
    Tom Wright
    Tom Wright
    • Detective Williams
    Jason George
    Jason George
    • Kevin
    DeRay Davis
    DeRay Davis
    • Hustle Guy
    Sonya Eddy
    Sonya Eddy
    • Janelle
    Saralynne Crittenden
    • Big Mamma
    Jasmine Randle
    • Gabby
    Naomi Young Armstrong
    • Grandma
    • Regia
      • Tim Story
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Mark Brown
      • Don D. Scott
      • Marshall Todd
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    Recensioni degli utenti172

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    Sargebri

    One Funny Movie

    This is definitely one great film. This film pretty much tells it like it really is in most barbershops in predominantly African-American neighborhoods. I remember what it was like when I would go with my dad to get my hair cut and it was pretty much like it is in the film. The barbershop I went to was the gathering for African-American men of all ages to not only socialize, but to gossip as well.

    Also, about the controversy. I see no harm in what Cedric the Entertainer's character, Eddie, said. If some people were offended by it they really should go to a real barbershop and find out what people really say, especially Jesse Jackson himself.
    Special-K88

    easy to take but has its ups and downs

    Likable, engaging story about the day-to-day operation of a black barbershop in downtown Chicago. The plot centers around Calvin Palmer, an average Joe but promising young barber who inherited the family-owned shop years earlier from his late father and his attempts to save the shop from foreclosure, even if it means agreeing to an offer from a miserly neighborhood loan shark. Cast is appealing and enthusiastic, the story interesting and well-intended, but it's let down by bickering characters, uneven comedy, and a few distracting subplots. A decent way to pass the time, and a good change of pace for lead actor Cube, but it's never quite as on target as it needs to be. **½
    Ronin47

    Warm and entertaining, but uneven (**1/2)

    An uneven but mostly entertaining comedy/drama, "Barbershop" stars Ice Cube as Calvin, the owner of a neighborhood barbershop that has been passed down in his family through the generations. Of course, it's more than just a barbershop; it's a cornerstone, where you go to laugh with friends and find out what's happening in the neighborhood. Unfortunately, that doesn't pay the bills, and Calvin, tired of barely scraping by, decides to sell the place to a local loan shark (Keith David).

    The movie covers the events in and around the barbershop on the day Calvin sells it, changes his mind, and spends the rest of the day trying to get it back, along with several other sub-plots involving other characters in and around the shop (the most interesting being played by Cube and Cedric the Entertainer, both terrific actors).

    Whenever the movie stays in the barbershop, it's usually a lot of fun, with some good, entertaining dialogue and witty interplay between the many characters (both barbers and customers). However, the film frequently cuts to an annoying and mostly unfunny sub-plot about two bumbling crooks (Anthony Anderson and Lahmard Tate) trying to break into a stolen ATM machine. This is almost entirely unrelated to anything else in the film, and even though it connects with the main plot at the end, it still feels like dead weight that could have easily been entirely cut from the movie.

    This is a good movie, full of heart and worth checking out just for the performances by Cube and Cedric, as well as the good tunes on the soundtrack. It just has a few too many dry stretches and the irritating ATM sub-plot, which holds me back from whole-heartedly recommending it.
    tfrizzell

    Talk About a Real Clip Joint....In More Ways Than One.

    Hilarious picture that is held together just well enough by a somewhat mediocre screenplay to be one of the funnier movies of the past few years. In inner-city Chicago barbershop owner Ice Cube hates where his life is at. He has a very pregnant wife (Jazsmin Lewis) and is drowning in debt due to his late father's apparent lack of business sense. He looks at the shop as a burden and wants to unload it to shady neighborhood businessman Keith David (and his very large bodyguard DeRay Davis). What Cube does not realize is just how important the business is to many in the neighborhood and he also fails to realize that David cares nothing about the people and wants to turn the place into a gentleman's club. Some of the other cutters include intellectual Sean Patrick Thomas, West African immigrant Leonard Earl Howze, racially confused white boy Troy Garity, two-time criminal Michael Ealy, lonely and out-of-place Eve (who is involved with two-timing boyfriend Jason Winston George) and priceless veteran barber/loud-mouth Cedric The Entertainer (very politically incorrect as well). Simultaneously two local losers (Anthony Anderson and Lahmard Tate) have stolen an ATM machine from a convenient store near Cube's barbershop. The two try and try to get the money that is not even inside out with painstakingly outlandish results. Unwittingly they have taken an empty money machine. African-Americans like Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson rubbished this movie as being demeaning and rude to black communities. This was never the intention of the film-makers (I don't think). Cedric has a tongue of acid here as he takes on Jackson, Sharpton, O.J. Simpson, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, Rodney King and even Walter Payton. I believe the real point of Cedric's character is to show that the titled location is a place of comfort and respect, regardless of an individual's views or perspectives. In this regard it makes you realize just what a close-knit group the characters are to each other. All the players are very different and sometimes don't like one another, but still they respect and welcome everyone else. Overall I liked the project (even though it is not the most fundamentally effective film ever made by a long-shot). Comedic timing and fresh characters make a sub-par script and ho-hum direction look much better than they really are. Watch for former Michigan Fab-Fiver and current NBA standout Jalen Rose as one of the many diverse customers. 4 stars out of 5.
    7Boyo-2

    A little off in the front, leave the sides and back

    The first thing I have to mention is that one day, I don't know when, but one day Michael Ealy, who plays Ricky, is going to be a major talent. He has an incredible relationship with the camera. He has charisma that you cannot learn in all the drama workshops in creation. He has authentic charm. He does not overplay his character and believe me, it would have been easy to go that route. I've recognized some talent before they became stars, and this guy has it. I could not take my eyes off him for a second. I think a star is born.

    Eve is also very good and has a future in movies if she wants one. If she could just keep track of her damn apple juice.

    Cedric makes the movie. He's the heart of the movie, the center, and hilarious to boot. I watched this movie three times to make sure I didn't miss any of his dialogue. I've seen MUCH worse performances receive Oscar nominations, and its a real injustice that he was ignored. He's just great.

    For an old timer like me, it was also nice to hear The Staple Singers over the closing credits, too.

    On the other hand...Ice Cube does not register more than one emotion, the sub-plot w/Anthony Anderson and the cash machine is unworthy of the rest of the movie, and Keith David, who I normally love, is terrible.

    This review is not as mixed as it may appear to be. I rated it an '8' mostly cause of Ealy and Cedric. I may not be seeing "Barbershop 2" anytime soon, obviously not because I didn't enjoy the first one, but because I don't support or have interest in sequels. They're not worth the time and all the producers are really saying is that they had an idea, did well with it, now want to exploit every good feeling you had about the first one. Almost no movies require a sequel anyway.

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    • Quiz
      The cast spent a month training at a barber college to prepare for their roles. Only Troy Garity had had previous hair-cutting experience.
    • Blooper
      When Calvin is driving Ricky, after Ricky throws the gun in the river, he makes a left turn. His hands move and the background scenery changes accordingly, but he only slides his hand over the steering wheel, which stays still.
    • Citazioni

      Eddie: There are three things that Black people need to tell the truth about. Number one: Rodney King should've gotten his ass beat for being drunk in a Hyundai in a white part of Los Angeles. Number two: O.J. did it! And number three: Rosa Parks didn't do nuthin' but sit her Black ass down!

    • Versioni alternative
      UK video version was edited (for language) by 51 sec. to secure a '12' rating. Additionaly some of the supplementary material for the DVD was cut (47 sec.) to keep the video rating. An uncut '15' was available to the distributor.
    • Connessioni
      Featured in Uncensored Comedy: That's Not Funny! (2003)
    • Colonne sonore
      Trade It All (Part 2)
      Written by Brandon Casey (as B. Casey), Brian Casey (as B. Casey), Duro (as K. Ifill),

      Fabolous (as J. Jackson), DJ Clue (as E. Shaw), Loon (as C. Hawkins)

      Performed by Fabolous featuring Sean 'Diddy' Combs (as P. Diddy) & Jagged Edge

      Courtesy of Desert Storm/Elektra Records

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    • Data di uscita
      • 11 luglio 2003 (Italia)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
    • Celebre anche come
      • La barbería
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • East 79th Street, South Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, Stati Uniti
    • Aziende produttrici
      • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
      • State Street Pictures
      • Cube Vision
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    • Budget
      • 12.000.000 USD (previsto)
    • Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 75.782.105 USD
    • Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 20.627.433 USD
      • 15 set 2002
    • Lordo in tutto il mondo
      • 77.063.924 USD
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