La gran aventura de Pee-wee
Director:
Tim BurtonCámara:
Victor J. KemperMúsica:
Danny ElfmanReparto:
Paul Reubens, Elizabeth Daily, Mark Holton, Diane Salinger, Judd Omen, Monte Landis, Peter Looney, Lou Cutell, Raymond Martino, Phil Hartman, Milton Berle (más)Streaming (1)
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Pee-Wee tiene una flamante bicicleta roja y blanca que es la envidia de los niños del barrio. Uno de ellos, su vecino Francis, intenta comprársela, pero Pee-Wee se niega. Entonces algo terrible ocurre: mientras Pee-Wee compra una bocina nueva, alguien le roba la bicicleta. En ese momento emprenderá una búsqueda incansable para encontrarla. Pee Wee desea recuperarla como sea, y decide acudir a una adivinadora para que le diga su paradero... (Warner Home Video)
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What irritated me most about Tim Burton's first feature film was the lead character Pee-Wee. In the first few minutes, I even felt like turning the film off, but I wanted to see how the plot would develop. And I was not wrong, at least not completely. Pee-Wee acts slightly like a dick throughout the film, his antics are off the mark and at the height of awkwardness at times, but that's really not Burton's fault. The story is a bit flimsy, but that doesn't matter. The other supporting characters are also bizarre and at times I got that typical Burtonian vibe from the sets or special effects, which is more characteristic of his other films. In short, it's a film in which you have to deal with the wacky character of Pee-Wee, otherwise it's a pretty passable piece of filmmaking.
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