Director:
Alex KurtzmanCámara:
Salvatore TotinoMúsica:
A.R. RahmanReparto:
Chris Pine, Elizabeth Banks, Michael Hall D'Addario, Michelle Pfeiffer, Olivia Wilde, Mark Duplass, Jon Favreau, Devin Brochu, Barbara Eve Harris (más)Streaming (1)
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Sam, un charlatán vendedor de unos veinte años cuyo último contrato se derrumba el día que se entera que su padre ha muerto repentinamente. Contra sus deseos, Sam deberá regresar a su hogar para encargarse de la sucesión y recobrar contacto con su distanciada familia. Mientras intenta cumplir con la última voluntad de su padre, Sam descubre un asombroso secreto que altera el curso de su vida: Sam posee una hermana de 30 años llamada Frankie, cuya existencia desconocía. A medida que se van conociendo, Sam se verá forzado a reconsiderar todo lo que creía saber sobre su familia y replantearse las decisiones que ha tomado en su vida. (Disney España)
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A genuinely nice drama with predictable ending but you as a viewer root for it. But despite many nice actors I couldn’t make enough connection to all the characters to actually remember the movie. Pleasant but forgettable.
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Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci used to be these little monkeys who started out writing great episodes for the Hercules series (Surprise, …And Fancy Free, Men in Pink, Yes, Virginia, There Is a Hercules, For Those of You Just Joining Us… or We'll Always Have Cyprus, to name the best ones) and look where they are today. Thanks to other series such as Xena, Jack of All Trades, and Alias, Alex has worked his way up to directing Michelle Pfeiffer, and together with Robert they are working on some of the funniest current blockbusters. People Like Us, on the other hand, is a great civil film that delights with its balance, thoughtfulness, and strong performances. I need to go through all of Michelle's scenes again because she's not just great and vital - she's just perfect.
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