Noche de juegos
Noche de juegos
Game Night
Guión:
Mark PerezCámara:
Barry PetersonMúsica:
Cliff MartinezReparto:
Jason Bateman, Rachel McAdams, Kyle Chandler, Sharon Horgan, Billy Magnussen, Lamorne Morris, Kylie Bunbury, Jesse Plemons, Michael C. Hall, Danny Huston (más)Streaming (4)
Sinopsis(1)
Jason Bateman y Rachel McAdams interpretan a Max y Annie, cuya noche de juegos semanales de parejas se ve mejorada cuando el carismático hermano de Max, Brooks, organiza una fiesta con un misterioso asesinato, con falsos matones y falsos agentes federales. Pero, cuando Brooks es secuestrado, todo es parte del juego... ¿verdad? (Warner Bros. España)
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Reseñas (13)
A likeable stew where the attentive film buff, despite a number of stupid twists, will find something in the hilarious parodies and witty references to David Fincher, while the viewers who simply go to the cinema to switch off will experience 100 minutes of non-committal and unflagging entertainment. Had the film maintained the conversational and narrative verve of the first half and not swung into such action and plot breadth, it could easily have been the comedy of the year.
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One of the best comedies I've seen in the last longer while. Unfortunately, there aren't many ambitious ones anymore. In terms of the story, it's nothing special, but the combination of likeable actors with brisk direction provided me with quality entertainment that flew by damn fast and didn't give any reason for stretching. Foreign reviews were positive, so I was quite looking forward to Game Night and I'm even more sorry that I ultimately missed it in the cinema. PS: Kyle Chandler should be getting more roles like this.
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A fairly entertaining romp that alternates usually mediocre comedy moments with rather clumsy action passages, aided by the odd use of miniatures and atypical camera shots, apparently in an attempt to be interesting at all costs. There are moments when it fulls it off, others when not much so. But the positive element of a likeable lead pair is still present, dominated mostly by Rachel McAdams and the absolutely awesome interludes with Denzel Washington. The dialogue interactions are fine, but the viewer just has to accept that it's actually terrible bullshit from A to Z.
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An excellent comedy that is nothing of the American style, avoids clichés and is very smart. Rachel McAdams is adorable, Jason Bateman gives a classically decent performance, and I found Jesse Plemons as the mysterious cop very funny. It's has a great pace, a good idea, decent lines and fine situational humour, nicely dosed twists that get more and more wacky towards the end, and there's also action and a dose of suspense, so for me a lot of great satisfaction and perfect entertainment. I wouldn't be opposed to a sequel. 85%
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What is surprising about this comedy is that it doesn’t have a decent comedic opening which would later on fade into mediocrity and a classic happy ending. On the contrary, I wasn’t sure what to think about it in the beginning and only started to appreciate the originality of its premise after 20 minutes of watching it and then I was finally enjoying it more and more. In the end this is one of the most original comedies I have seen recently, and I went to bed in a very good mood indeed.
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