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Dennis DuganOperatőr:
Michael BarrettZeneszerző:
Rupert Gregson-WilliamsSzereplők:
Adam Sandler, John Turturro, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Nick Swardson, Lainie Kazan, Ido Mosseri, Rob Schneider, Dave Matthews, Charlotte Rae, Kevin Nealon (több)Streaming (3)
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Zohan Dvir a legjobb izraeli kommandósok egyike. Nemcsak a harctéren legyőzhetetlen, a nőknél is sikert sikerre halmoz. Senki sem sejti, hogy mégis elégedetlen az életével, az örökös háborúskodással. Minden vágya, hogy fodrász legyen. Zohan nem véletlenül az álcázás nagymestere, ügyes trükkel megrendezi saját halálát, majd felül az első New Yorkba tartó repülőgépre. Hamarosan állást kap az egyik fodrászüzletben, ám gyorsan kiderül, hogy a régi beidegződésektől nem is olyan könnyű megszabadulni. Ugyanakkor felbukkan néhány régi ellensége is. (HBO Europe)
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Lately I'm just starting to doubt that Adam Sandler, formerly my favorite actor, is normal. I found Zohan to be tasteless and sleazy. I don't mind when a movie revolves around sex, I can tolerate hearing "fuck, fuck, fuck" after every word, but this is completely against the grain. One star only for the beautiful and pleasant Emmanuelle Chriqui. And the way she looked at Zohan when he first walked into the hairdresser's, that’s how I looked at this whole movie. I was really waiting for Sandler to stick a knife in himself or start jerking off right in front of the camera just to make it interesting. And the only reason I didn't get up and leave was because of my friend sitting next to me who unfortunately liked the movie. This is where Dugan really, really missed the mark.
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The beginning is truly awesome and had me looking forward to the best crazy comedy since Hot Shots. But then something went wrong and the incredibly entertaining action was replaced by a whirlwind of tasteless sexual innuendos that I had a hard time finishing. Adam, Adam... this isn’t good! 50%
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I laughed maybe three times, and for the rest of the film I felt sorry for the actors that work in stuff like this, and the people who like it.
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This is one of my favorite Sandler movies. It's so goofy in places that it's not pretty, but I still had fun. The man has crazy ideas and, most importantly, friends who go along with him. Why not, if it works for them? Keep it up! Morality and trying to solve the world's problems are Sandler's trademark, but I think I've come to terms with that.
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