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Director:
David LeitchGuión:
Drew PearceCámara:
Jonathan SelaMúsica:
Dominic LewisReparto:
Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Hannah Waddingham, Winston Duke, Stephanie Hsu, Teresa Palmer, David Collins, Zara Michales, Matuse (más)Sinopsis(1)
Es un doble de acción, y al igual que todos en la comunidad de especialistas, sale volando, le disparan, se estrella, se tira desde ventanas y cae desde las alturas más extremas, todo para nuestro entretenimiento. Y ahora, tras un accidente que casi acaba con su carrera, este héroe de clase trabajadora debe seguir la pista de una estrella de cine desaparecida, resolver una conspiración y tratar de recuperar el amor de su vida mientras sigue haciendo su trabajo. ¿Qué podría salir bien? (Universal Pictures España)
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If you're going to make an unpretentious action comedy, this is how you do it. Putting aside the most questionable thing – the crime plot at the heart of the film is very simple and silly, but it's not really the point, the whole thing is pulled along by both the action-packed stunt attractions, but mostly by the charisma of the two leads. Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt work great together, they have visible chemistry and their verbal banter at times almost makes you think of classic screwball romantic comedies. It's actually a nice love letter from Drew Pearce and David Leitch to all the stuntmen, the "invisible" crew members and filmmaking in general, and the idyllic romanticization of the whole creative process without a single hint of cynicism works very well for the audience.
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Stuntman Ryan Gosling must find a lost movie star in order to save the film of his beloved Emily Blunt. And for her, he'll go through hell. David Leitch delivers an entertaining tribute to the stunt craft and all those who practice it. He combines great action with surprisingly even better romance, a nice bit of wit and humor, and the obvious joy of goofing around on set with the friends he's spent his entire career with. And it's great to watch.
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