Director:
Steve PinkCámara:
Jack N. GreenMúsica:
Christophe BeckReparto:
John Cusack, Clark Duke, Craig Robinson, Rob Corddry, Sebastian Stan, Lyndsy Fonseca, Crispin Glover, Chevy Chase, Charlie McDermott, Lizzy Caplan (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Tres amigos del instituto que llevan tiempo sin verse deciden pasar un fin de semana en un hotel de montaña en el que estuvieron 20 años antes y del que guardan un recuerdo inolvidable. Cuando llegan al lugar se dan cuenta de que nada es como recordaban, pero todo cambia cuando deciden probar el jacuzzi y descubren que es una máquina del tiempo que los transporta hasta los años 80. Inicialmente creerán que deben hacer exactamente lo mismo que hicieron anteriormente, pero luego se darán cuenta de que están ante una oportunidad única de cambiar sus vidas. Sólo hay un pequeño problema: el futuro no es tan sencillo de modificar como piensan... (DeAPlaneta)
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Un extraño fenómeno donde la comedia fecal y vulgar no es tan estúpida, es hasta imaginativa y contiene más de un inolvidable momento WTF (¡¿ardilla en el estadio?!).
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Thanks to the cast, this film is quite bearable, although most of the humor consists dealing with second-hand ideas of "time travel" and, of course, the use of body fluids of all kinds. I didn't truly laugh even once, but on the other hand, I never felt utterly awkward. Perhaps I only ground my teeth over the current notion of the 1980s as a time when metalheads and punks wore ironed creases. Uncritical trends of nostalgia are a terrible thing.
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So this is a total guilty pleasure. 1986 is one of my favorite years, um... for many reasons, and this trip back in time had me giggling the whole time. All it takes are three washed up adults and a fat Stargate fan to hop in the hot tub and the ride of the year can begin. Walkmen, Miami Vice T-shirts, Mötley Crüe, time travel, it's all here. HTTM isn't exactly perfect, and sometimes you find yourself wondering whether this or that should have been there, but in the end there is a feeling of satisfaction and a desire to watch it again. Oh, I'm talking about the unrated version, come to think of it, the rated version that went to cinemas must have been pretty lame. Damn it, now I get why it was panned!
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It is a quite entertaining and, above all, clever comedy that plays quite well with the chosen material. Although I initially thought that the characters were unpleasant and nothing would come of them, in the end, I quite liked them and enjoyed the film. Considering it is an American comedy, it is very good.
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