Director:
Ivan ReitmanCámara:
Stephen H. BurumMúsica:
James Newton HowardReparto:
Robin Williams, Billy Crystal, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Nastassja Kinski, Charlie Hofheimer, Bruce Greenwood, Dennis Burkley, Charles Rocket (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Jack Lawrence en un prestigioso abogado de Los Angeles. Tiene un buen trabajo, una esposa encantadora, una casa agradable y un coche envidiable. Dale, en cambio, es un aspirante a escritor que lleva a duras penas una existencia precaria en San Francisco, es un manojo de nervios a punto de estallar. Sin embargo, desde la aparición de una ex-novia, que les cuenta a cada uno de ellos que podría ser el padre de su hijo adolescente que se ha fugado, sus vidas se cruzarán y juntos buscarán a ese hijo que cada uno de ellos cree que podría ser suyo. (Warner Bros. España)
(más)Reseñas (3)
Compared to the French original, this is nothing. You laugh a few times and have a relatively decent time (thanks to the great actors), but compared to the original it's really weak.
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Hollywood remakes of French films are mostly crap, that’s a well known fact, and Father’s Day is no exception. The humour is lost, replaced by awkwardness and hamminess. Billy Crystal is boring Robin Williams embarrassing.
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This comedy, which is a remake of a French film, wants to say so much, it wants to take viewers to different places, but what is happening simply isn't as interesting as one would wish. Billy Crystal and Robin Williams are probably a good team, but their humor just didn't work here. Their characters weren't funny to me, even though they were supposed to be the funniest in the whole movie. That is quite sad in itself.
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