Entrenando a papá
Director:
Andy FickmanCámara:
Greg GardinerMúsica:
Nathan WangReparto:
Dwayne Johnson, Madison Pettis, Roselyn Sanchez, Kyra Sedgwick, Brian White, Hayes MacArthur, Morris Chestnut, Kate Nauta, Paige Turco, Jamal Duff (más)Streaming (2)
Sinopsis(1)
Todo comienza con "The Rebels" el equipo de fútbol americano de Kingman, establecido en Boston, quienes están compitiendo por el campeonato. Joe, como el victorioso jugador de defensa, ha vivido su fantasía como soltero: es rico, famoso con una vida llena de fiestas. Pero su sueño se ve repentinamente interrumpido cuando encuentra a Peyton, la hija que nunca supo que existía, en la puerta de entrada de su casa. Ahora que su carrera esta en la cima, Joe debe aprender como manejar su antiguo estilo de vida llena de fiestas, entrenamientos y citas con súper modelos mientras que afronta las nuevas clases de ballet, historias para dormir y muñecas. Igualmente perpleja se encuentra su mega-agente, sin ningún sentido de la paternidad, Stella Peck. Pero al acercarse el campeonato, Joe esta a punto de descubrir que el único juego que realmente importa no involucra dinero, ni lujos, ni anotaciones dentro de un campo de juego - empieza a descubrir otra serie de valores: paciencia, trabajo en equipo, generosidad... y ganarse el corazón de los pequeños admiradores es lo que de verdad cuenta al final. (Disney España)
(más)Reseñas (4)
This is not a movie, this is a weapon of mass destruction! I'd love to write that The Rock is such a likable guy that he could elevate even the worst movie, but unfortunately only part of that is true. He is really talented and incredibly likeable (and improving as an actor), but he could not save this screenwriting crap. It's a textbook of the most embarrassing clichés, where if you think of anything you've seen a hundred times before and don't like so much (which Red Dwarf parodies with gusto), it will be there. Nothing works here, the logic, the situational humour or The Rock's cute grimaces. The writers' strike in the flesh. These are the kind of "family movies" that are making big bucks in the United States today.
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Almost every single action star of the present day has been in some cutesy and positive Disney movie from the starry-eyed world of perfect people. The Rock couldn’t be an exception, and so after Walking Tall, he decided to visit the world of family movies in The Game Plan. And it’s not that bad. The whole American football environment somehow suits Dwayne. But what definitely doesn’t suit him is how relatively teeny he used to be a few years ago compared to how he looks now; and he was pretty jacked back then, too. But The Game Plan is okay. It isn’t amazing, but it isn’t that bad and compared to other movies with action heroes, it’s pretty fun to watch.
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Great family comedy with the wonderful Rock and the adorable Madison Pettis. I laughed and cried too. Nice stuff (furnishings, etc.), which was nice to look at. The final dance was divine!
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A sports star who lives as a perpetual bachelor - well, actually still quite a young bachelor - discovers that he has an eight-year-old daughter from a previous relationship. Yeah, it's a cliché, but there's not much you can do about it. This is Disney, after all. The Rock in the lead role is the only highlight I saw in this film. From the beginning, it's pretty clear how it's going to unfold. First surprise, then rejection, but ultimately acceptance. Plus, of course, some highly emotional moments. It's a nice family movie, but this time it definitely falls short of anything above average.
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