Director:
Nicholas StollerGuión:
Jason SegelCámara:
Russ T. AlsobrookMúsica:
Lyle WorkmanReparto:
Jason Segel, Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis, Russell Brand, Bill Hader, Maria Thayer, Jack McBrayer, Jonah Hill, Paul Rudd, Branscombe Richmond, William Baldwin (más)Streaming (4)
Sinopsis(1)
Peter Bretter (Jason Segel), un músico que lucha por darse a conocer, lleva seis años con su chica, la estrella de televisión Sarah Marshall (Kristen Bell), a la que idolatra. Es el típico chico que guarda el bolso de la actriz mientras los paparazzi le hacen fotos, o al que ella olvida incluir en los agradecimientos cuando le dan un premio. Pero nada de eso importa mientras está con ella. Por desgracia, el mundo de Peter se derrumba cuando Sarah le deja y se queda solo. Su primera reacción es intentar - sin éxito - convertirse en un mujeriego. A continuación tiene una crisis nerviosa en el trabajo, y se da cuenta de que estar sin Sarah puede destrozarle la vida. Decidido a recuperar la salud mental, decide irse a Hawai, donde deberá enfrentarse a la peor pesadilla: su ex y su nuevo novio, un roquero inglés muy moderno llamado Aldous (Russell Brand), están en el mismo hotel. A pesar de torturarse imaginando la nueva vida de Sarah, encuentra un cierto alivio flirteando con Rachel (Mila Kunis), una preciosa empleada del hotel con una relajada visión del mundo, que le convence para que se reintegre a la vida. Otro de sus métodos contra el sufrimiento es ingerir cientos de cócteles de lo más exótico. (Universal Pictures España)
(más)Reseñas (10)
Paso de ti es una película en la que el primer beso no tiene que estar subrayado por una nota romántica silenciosa más larga y ruidosa de 2 segundos para ser el momento más romántico de la película. Paso de ti tiene tanta sinceridad y realidad palpable, cuenta con personajes tan multidimensionales y creíbles, y ofrece choques situacionales dramáticos y cómicos tan versátiles, justos y no clichés de personajes que está a la altura de cualquier drama psicológico altamente aclamado en términos de tener un toque creativo único y una narración de calidad. Vi la película en un multicine justo después de Sexo en Nueva York: La película superficial, cutre, barata y poco original, y no solo mejoró mi estado de ánimo por un momento, mejoró todo mi fin de semana. Judd Apatow no es menos inteligente que Steven Spielberg, y gracias a él, después de veinte años viendo películas, me estoy enamorando de un género que siempre había considerado un entretenimiento sin sentido. ¿Y qué pasa con la estrella que falta? Tampoco te enamoras de una chica porque sea perfecta...
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One great truth of life that chills in the right moments and warms in others. And Mila Kunis is a cutie! 4 ½.
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It seemed almost impossible to convince me with any arguments about anything labeled Appatowa, Rogen, or Hilla. After the very bad Zbouchnutá and only melancholically average Superbad, I received a carefully polished surprise this time, wrapped in an authentic romantic comedy. Of course, I'm not hiding the sexual exercise with chess figures, a gallery of nude photos, or, last but not least, the royal scepter of the main character in all its glory. But thanks to Segel's screenplay, everything can be seasoned however much you want, and I still see mainly sharp wit, romance, and to my enormous surprise, a few life truths that no one can take away from us. It will probably never work out so ideally for this broad group of vulgar, sexist, and horny modern idols. That's why I'll keep this little treasure for myself.
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There have been a bit too many sharply intelligent and witty comedies lately, perhaps it wouldn't hurt to reduce the amount of gritty reality and give the audience a bit of emotions, as not everyone enjoys seeing a naked Jason Segel, who looks like he has been eating sausages washed down with powerful gulps of beer for the past few years. Mila Kunis saves a lot, her genuine character is flawless. The rest is not worth mentioning. “Reality” without any distinctive trademarks. Boring.
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Ugh. I originally wanted to stick with a one-star rating, not comment and avoid insulting the screenwriters, director, actors... All of them. But I just couldn't do it. I can say with a clear conscience that I haven't seen a more boring film with worse (non)humor in a long time. I must admit that it was simply impossible to watch Forgetting Sarah Marshall in one sitting. On almost every occasion, I would pick up my cell phone, go to the fridge, see if I'd gotten an email, and who knows what else... None of that helped. The main "hero" is an unsympathetic jerk. His ex-girlfriend is not even worth writing about. His ex-girlfriend's boyfriend is a complete idiot, whom I would torture in a way so cruel that people have been afraid to invent it yet. In terms of the other characters, one is more useless than the next. An hour and forty minutes of unfunny misery, boredom and an attempt at unconventional humor that should hopefully have resulted in some kind of lesson. Brr. As most of you can probably guess, I give one single star for Mila Kunis. But that's all.
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Nothing special, really, but on the other hand it was terribly cute and naive and had nice performances, so all the missteps and clichés were masked quite successfully in the end. Jason Segel fits his role perfectly, as does Mila Kunis, whose beauty surpasses even the entire Hawaiian scenery and manages to make an already easygoing film a bit more enjoyable for me. What puzzles me, though, is the much-vaunted cult of Judd Apatow. With all due respect, as beautiful as Forgetting Sarah Marshall is, I really struggle to find a single plot or emotional impulse that lifts it out of genre routine and touches the romantic in me with the same love and sincerity as some of the films by Rob Reiner, Jason Reitman or Lasse Hallstrom.
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Průměrná komedie, která nepřináší vůbec nic nového, všechny vtípky, hlášky a scény už tady byly. Totéž platí o předvídatelném ději. Pozitivum tkví v neokoukaných tvářích. Celkový dojem navíc sráží nepřiměřená délka, kdyby režisér osekal dobrých třicet minut a vymyslel nějaký originální konec, zapůsobil by efektivněji. Tahle Kopačky zapadnou v zástupu podobných komedií a po Spidermanovi 3 jsou nejubrečenějším filmem poslední doby.
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I don't usually have high expectations for romantic comedies, so I'm pleasantly surprised whenever one manages to captivate me. Jason Segel did a decent job as the writer and main protagonist, although there were moments when I saw too much of him. His portrayal of Peter's misery was hilarious, and the predictable plot of this romantic comedy didn't strike me as silly, which was a welcome departure from the standard. Even Mila Kunis was okay. It was quite a relaxed movie that gave me a few chuckles, keeping me entertained without resorting to cringe-worthy jokes, with only a few exceptions. I even found myself forgiving the creators for some traditional clichés as the movie put me in a really good mood. / Lesson learned: Feeling down? Consider going diving with sharks.
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If any hope was born among comedians, then it is Jason Segel. Not only did he write the script for this film, but he also played the lead role, showed his own naturalness and, above all, made me laugh. This person already captivated me in the series "How I Met Your Mother", was the only bright spot in the film "Forgetting Sarah Marshall", and he even managed to succeed on the big screen with "The Muppets". "The Five-Year Engagement" is an incredibly entertaining film that does not rely on awkward toilet humor, but on humor that is sometimes truly clever, although there is quite a bit of less noble humor as well. I can recommend "The Five-Year Engagement" to anyone who enjoys interesting comedies, good actors, and dislikes awkwardness. Speaking of which, the impression from the film was similar to the subsequent film that I had the pleasure of seeing. That film was "Bridesmaids". More: http://www.filmovy-denik.cz/2012/04/diar-milovnika-filmu-c-0002-zajimave.html
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Another enjoyable comedy from Judd Apatow, plus my favorite actors from TV series: HIMYM's Marshall (Jason Segel), VM's Veronica Mars (Kristen Bell). I was captivated by the character of Aldous Snow – Sarah's new boyfriend and extravagant singer, played brilliantly by Russell Brand.
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