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Cinemaníaco

Título original: Movie Crazy
  • 1932
  • Passed
  • 1 h 24 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,1/10
1,8 mil
SUA AVALIAÇÃO
Constance Cummings and Harold Lloyd in Cinemaníaco (1932)
ComedyFamilyRomance

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAfter a mix-up with his application photograph, an aspiring actor is invited to a test screening and goes off to Hollywood.After a mix-up with his application photograph, an aspiring actor is invited to a test screening and goes off to Hollywood.After a mix-up with his application photograph, an aspiring actor is invited to a test screening and goes off to Hollywood.

  • Direção
    • Clyde Bruckman
    • Harold Lloyd
  • Roteiristas
    • Vincent Lawrence
    • Agnes Christine Johnston
    • John Grey
  • Artistas
    • Harold Lloyd
    • Constance Cummings
    • Kenneth Thomson
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,1/10
    1,8 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Clyde Bruckman
      • Harold Lloyd
    • Roteiristas
      • Vincent Lawrence
      • Agnes Christine Johnston
      • John Grey
    • Artistas
      • Harold Lloyd
      • Constance Cummings
      • Kenneth Thomson
    • 32Avaliações de usuários
    • 11Avaliações da crítica
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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    Harold Lloyd
    Harold Lloyd
    • Harold Hall
    Constance Cummings
    Constance Cummings
    • Mary Sears
    Kenneth Thomson
    Kenneth Thomson
    • Vance
    Louise Closser Hale
    Louise Closser Hale
    • Mrs. Kitterman
    Spencer Charters
    Spencer Charters
    • J.L. O'Brien
    Robert McWade
    Robert McWade
    • Wesley Kitterman
    Eddie Fetherston
    • Bill
    • (as Eddie Fetherstone)
    Sydney Jarvis
    • The Director
    Harold Goodwin
    Harold Goodwin
    • Miller
    Mary Doran
    Mary Doran
    • Margie
    DeWitt Jennings
    DeWitt Jennings
    • Mr. Hall
    • (as De Witt Jennings)
    Lucy Beaumont
    Lucy Beaumont
    • Mrs. Hall
    Arthur Housman
    Arthur Housman
    • Customer Who Didn't Order Rabbit
    Bruce Bennett
    Bruce Bennett
    • Dinner Guest
    • (não creditado)
    Jack Chefe
    • Party Guest
    • (não creditado)
    Edmund Cobb
    Edmund Cobb
    • Harold's Classmate Bill
    • (não creditado)
    James Ford
    James Ford
    • Party Guest
    • (não creditado)
    Wally Howe
    Wally Howe
    • Minor Role
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • Clyde Bruckman
      • Harold Lloyd
    • Roteiristas
      • Vincent Lawrence
      • Agnes Christine Johnston
      • John Grey
    • Elenco e equipe completos
    • Produção, bilheteria e muito mais no IMDbPro

    Avaliações de usuários32

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    7gbill-74877

    Entertaining romantic comedy

    An entertaining little film. I recommend watching it without thinking of the silent film star Harold Lloyd, or measuring his performance to some expectation you may have. Just enjoy a nice little romantic comedy with a beautiful leading lady, some behind the scenes looks at Hollywood sets from the day, and some funny gags. Nothing hysterical, but clever and had me chuckling at times.

    Constance Cummings is fantastic in what is practically a dual role here. She plays a Hollywood actress that Lloyd falls for in her Spanish makeup, and befriends in her 'normal life'. Of course, the latter isn't until after he's lost a shoe in the rain, splashed mud all over her, and wrecked the top of her convertible, in a very nice sequence. She takes pity on him, nicknaming him 'Trouble', and is drawn to his unaffected, honest way. That honesty is put to a test, however, when she questions him about his interactions with the 'Spanish actress', knowing full well what he's said and done with her. These scenes where she tests Lloyd's loyalty are excellent, and the dialogue and emotions between the two are highly authentic. There is a certain sweetness to the film, but it's not cloying.

    As for gags, the attempts Lloyd's character makes to get into the film industry are amusing, starting with being an extra in a scene practically moments after he's gotten off the train into town (lol), and continuing on to a screen test with 26 takes. The actress in the screen test with him (Mary Doran) is motivated because of a past slight on her sex appeal, but after she says to the director "Then lead me to it, baby! I'll show you flame enough to burn that bird up alive", he proceeds to stumbles all over, and can't manage to even answer the phone in the scene without destroying the set. The scene at the party where Lloyd is inadvertently wearing the magician's coat is probably the funniest, as its contents (eggs, mice, rabbits, etc) are dispensed one by one.

    The film is well put together and has some interesting camera angles. I found it interesting that Lloyd had to direct quite a bit of it because credited director Clyde Bruckman was regularly intoxicated. The film isn't the pinnacle of Lloyd's career or the best of the pre-Code comedies you'll find, but it's solid and worth seeing.
    Snow Leopard

    Good Comedy, Wonderful Pairing of Lloyd With Constance Cummings

    This is a good comedy, possibly Harold Lloyd's best sound movie, and it features a very nice pairing of Lloyd with Constance Cummings. It's also interesting and entertaining as a light commentary on the movie industry of its day, and the ways that it was perceived. The extreme eagerness of Lloyd's character to break into the movies is interwoven with the main romantic plot in some clever ways.

    The story has Lloyd's character leaving his Kansas home and heading to Hollywood, where he winds up having a chaotic and very funny romance with a star actress played by Cummings. There are a lot of funny gag ideas, some very nice scenes between the two stars, and quite a bit more, capped off by the kind of funny, exciting set piece that you always hope for as the finale in one of Lloyd's movies.

    Cummings is very appealing and enjoyable, and she has a lot of good material to work with, as the script sets up a good contrast between her screen character and her real personality. This contrast is used very creatively in the plot, and the effect is aided considerably by how well Cummings and Lloyd work together in all of their scenes. The actress's affectionate nickname of 'Trouble' for Lloyd's character works well, too. Their interplay is the best part of a good comedy that also has a lot of other things working for it.
    bensonj

    A GENUINE COMEDY CLASSIC

    MOVIE CRAZY is one of Harold Lloyd's very best films, and that includes his silents. Sound complements his visual gags and adds depth to the story's characters without slowing down the humor.

    What really makes this film singular is his relationship with the femme lead. Constance Cummings, one of the great, forgotten thirties performers, provides a complexity of character unique in this kind of comedy, certainly for the time. She's not a tacked-on "love interest;" her relation to Lloyd is integral to the story and essential to the success of the film. Her character is cosmopolitan, and an interesting aspect of it is her relationship to her slim, attractive and cultured black maid (NOT your usual thirties movie maid!) who seems more of a companion than a maid. At first Cummings finds Lloyd ridiculous, then irritating, but after a while she finds his natural affinity for disaster strangely interesting and she becomes fond of him. She's amused by him, and toys with him in an affectionate way.

    Laughter is a mysterious, fragile thing. Among other things, it can be injured by too big an advance expectation. And some comedy needs an audience for fullest effect: Lloyd's comedy is that type. (Keaton, on the other hand, works as well in solitude.) Seeing this film with a large audience, I was helpless with laughter at numerous points in the film. The effect may not be the same if you see it on television, alone.

    This is not a perfect film (but then really great films are rarely perfect). The sequence where he accidentally dons a magician's coat is funny, but too long and a bit too mechanically calculated. His battle with the villain on a waterlogged movie set meets the requirements for an action-filled finale, but is not the film's most inventive sequence. But the best sequences are terrific.

    Partly because of the long-time unavailability of his films until recent years, Harold Lloyd has received critical short shrift from the silent comedy mavens. Keaton and Chaplin are demi-gods, and Laurel & Hardy and Langdon have been fully rehabilitated (if ever they were in disrepute), but Lloyd is still in the shadow, and that's unfair. Whatever else he is, Lloyd was consistently the FUNNIEST of them all, and his gags are always fresh, inventive and original. (I say this having seen nearly all the films of all these great performers.) The Lloyd character, too, though it varied from film to film, was never just a cipher, but a real, fully developed persona.

    Seen in the right circumstances, MOVIE CRAZY can hold its own with filmdom's greatest classic comedies.
    7gelatoflo

    One of the best Lloyd's Talkies

    MOVIE CRAZY certainly is one of the best Lloyd's Talkies. From the opening gag on there are so many enjoyable moments only Lloyd knows how to provide. The screen test scenes are among the highlights. As always gags are very tightly built. Lloyd also handles the dialogue and timing pretty well; but Constance Cummings portrays a dominating, intelligent female lead that is rare in Lloyd's movies. Only complaint: if the high rise sequence in Feet First is recycled from Safety Last, the fighting-in-the-water scene here certainly looks familiar as well-from The Kid Brother. It's also a bit long and excessive.
    9AlsExGal

    Harold Lloyd encounters a series of unfortunate events...

    ... and seems to get blamed for all of them. Sure, he's clumsy, but he isn't the cause of half the bad things that happen to his character.

    Lloyd plays Harold Hall, a guy who is "movie crazy" - he wants to be an actor in Hollywood. First unfortunate event - He writes a letter to a movie producer stating his desire to become an actor and has a photograph of himself he plans to mail with the letter. His father looks at the letter and mixes up a photo of a much more handsome fellow with Harold's photo, and the handsome fellow's photo is what gets mailed, unknown to Harold. So when he gets a letter back saying to come to Hollywood for a film test he has no idea what has happened.

    Once in Hollywood, there are more mix-ups, the main one being that he doesn't realize that the beautiful Spanish girl he meets on a film set is actually actress Mary Sears (Constance Cummings) in make-up with a fake accent. He can't figure out how Mary knows everything he says to the Spanish girl. The dark side of things is that Mary has an actor boyfriend who has made it clear to Harold that he'd kill Mary before he'd see somebody else have her.

    Lloyd was always the optimistic young man of the roaring 20s during the silent era, and by keeping things in the rather make believe land of Hollywood he manages to avoid setting this film in the depths of the Great Depression.

    Lloyd was very successful monetarily - a very good businessman. As a result he could afford to outright retire from filmmaking after 1938 and never worry about money. This made his films - and in particular his sound films - become rather obscure and hard to find. Ironically, Buster Keaton stayed much better known because he was bad at the business end of filmmaking and had to keep working.

    This film is very funny and I highly recommend it.

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    • Curiosidades
      Clyde Bruckman is the credited director, but most of the film was actually directed by Harold Lloyd due to Bruckman's often being incapacitated due to his alcoholism.
    • Erros de gravação
      As Miller is chasing after Harold outside the studio offices, a very clear shadow of the boom microphone can be seen in the grass to the left of the sidewalk.
    • Citações

      [first lines]

      Radio Broadcaster: [voice over] You have been listening to the Voice of Hollywood. That enchanted town. Here is the place where adventure came riding in on the magic rug and spilled its magic on those below. Where else can fame spread her wings so fast? The youth today is a star tomorrow. All is gay!

    • Versões alternativas
      1953 re-release version through Monarch Films is edited to 79 minutes. This was the only version shown on television for years. In April 2003 Turner Classic Movies channel premiered the newly restored version, mastered by the UCLA Film & Television Archive from the original film elements. This version is fully restored and runs 98 minutes.
    • Conexões
      Featured in World of Comedy (1962)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Indiana
      (1917) (uncredited)

      Music by James F. Hanley

      Whistled by Harold

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 23 de setembro de 1932 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • Movie Crazy
    • Locações de filme
      • Santa Fe La Grande Railroad Station Los Angeles, Califórnia, EUA(photographs)
    • Empresa de produção
      • The Harold Lloyd Corporation (II)
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      1 hora 24 minutos
    • Cor
      • Black and White
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      • 1.37 : 1

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