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Brett RatnerOperatőr:
Dante SpinottiZeneszerző:
Christophe BeckSzereplők:
Ben Stiller, Matthew Broderick, Eddie Murphy, Casey Affleck, Téa Leoni, Michael Peña, Gabourey Sidibe, Alan Alda, Judd Hirsch, Nina Arianda (több)Streaming (3)
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Josh egy Central Park-i luxusház gondnoka. Egy nap megtudja, hogy a tőzsdeguru tulaj átverte az ügyfeleit, és elsikkasztotta a pénzüket, beleértve a lakóház alkalmazottjait is. Amikor mindezt számon kéri a milliárdoson, a munkatársaival együtt kirúgják. Josh úgy dönt, hogy a maga kezébe veszi az igazságszolgáltatást. Elhatározza, hogy a társaival kirámolja a milliárdos lakását, és visszaveszik, ami nekik jár. No jó, kicsivel többet! Felbérelik a környék rutinos betörőjét, hogy segítsen nekik. (UIP-Duna Film)
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The best joke coming out of this comedy is from the Czech distributor, who sold this screenwriting monstrosity under the name of "Master Plan".
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The economic crisis left Americans with very conflicting impressions of how strong their economy actually is. Those Wall Street cool guys suddenly - again - became hyenas, who do not deserve admiration but anger. It was about time for another film to appear, besides the continuation of the legendary film "Wall Street". "Tower Heist" is one of those hits. Just mention the cast - Ben Stiller, Eddie Murphy, Alan Alda - and it becomes clear that it's a comedy. However, it is a comedy with strong dramatic foundations. After all, losing all your money bothers, even though it is sung differently in that song. And so the hotel employee decides to join other people in stealing from the man who stole from them. The broker is played by Alan Alda, who is always in great shape. One wonders if Alan Alda's age and his slight resemblance to Rupert Murdoch are purely coincidental. The topic is topical, with good performances, even in the case of Eddie Murphy, who shows that he still has what it takes to be a comedy star, he just needs to choose better movies. The group of thieves works well, Casey Affleck showed that he is not inferior in the genre and that he will be as good an actor as his brother is a director. He has surpassed him in acting. More: http://www.filmovy-denik.cz/2012/07/mistrovsky-plan-nerdi-bel-ami-susi.html
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A very dry comedy, but I think that's intentional. At first, it actually looks more like a comedy drama full of comedic actors. But when it comes to the robbery (and the main characters' plan is definitely not masterful, I guess our distributor must have dreamt something) and especially the escapade on the rope, it is fun. Alan Alda, Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy are equally entertaining, I wasn't particularly offended by the direction either and I liked Beck's music a lot. Plus, I'm glad the script dispensed with any bodily fluids or other grossness. Three and a half.
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As soon as the credits rolled, I couldn’t decide if I actually liked the movie or if I was just excited to see so many actors I grew up watching together again. Eddie Murphy, in particular, was the standout for me—he hadn’t made me laugh in ages, so it was great to see him in form, even though some folks here seem to think otherwise. And seeing familiar faces like Alan Alda, Ben Stiller, Matthew Broderick, and Téa Leoni all in one film was a real treat. The downside? The movie was shockingly bland. It’s hard to believe because Brett Ratner isn’t exactly a B-movie director, but the story started off slow, and despite Murphy injecting some life into it, the film just never fully took off. And don’t get me started on the music—it sounded like something straight out of a cheap porno, which really threw off the vibe. I kept wondering why, with a cast this solid, they couldn’t make a better movie. It’s a shame, really. In the end, my nostalgia for the actors won out over the film’s lackluster execution. It wasn’t great, but seeing them all together made it worth it.
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