Director:
Jason BatemanGuión:
David Lindsay-AbaireCámara:
Ken SengMúsica:
Carter BurwellReparto:
Nicole Kidman, Jason Bateman, Kathryn Hahn, Christopher Walken, Marin Ireland, Michael Chernus, Jason Butler Harner, Josh Pais, Linda Emond (más)Streaming (1)
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Annie (Nicole Kidman) and Baxter (Bateman) have spent most of their adult lives trying to get as far as possible from their parents, Caleb (Christopher Walken) and Camille Fang (Maryann Plunkett). The elder Fangs have attracted both kudos and controversy for their provocative, socially disruptive body of work, which, over the past forty-five years, has involved everything from faux bank robberies to staged incidents of child-busker harassment. When journalist Baxter sustains a head injury in a potato-cannon mishap, he winds up involuntarily in his parents' care. Annie comes to rescue him - and also to confront Mr. and Mrs. Fang once and for all about the madness of their vocation - but the siblings are thrown for a loop when Caleb and Camille suddenly go missing and foul play is suspected. Is their disappearance a genuine cause for alarm or just another situationist prank? (Toronto International Film Festival)
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A pretty solid acting crew made a hard-to-define movie about an unusual family crew. I don’t know if it is as shitty as the reviewers here seem to make it look, but it was OK with me. It’s nothing to write home about and the acting parts are much more normal than you would have thought at first sight.
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A slightly bizarre film, but one that works without having any fantastical elements. It’s simply an example of how one family is very weird, but still functions, even though in reality it doesn't function at all. But there's a great idea in there: If you're worried about ruining your children, don't worry, everyone does that.
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