Director:
Peter HowittCámara:
Remi AdefarasinMúsica:
Edward ShearmurReparto:
Rowan Atkinson, Natalie Imbruglia, Ben Miller, John Malkovich, Tim Pigott-Smith, Kevin McNally, Oliver Ford Davies, Douglas McFerran, Steve Nicolson (más)Sinopsis(1)
Cuando el servicio secreto británico se hace responsable de la supervisión de las joyas de la corona no se imagina que uno de sus mejores agentes morirá sin completar la misión y mucho menos que el resto de ellos serán víctimas de una explosión en el funeral. Ahora, el MI7 se ve obligado a utilizar a uno de sus peores agentes para resolver el misterio: Johnny English. Con la ayuda de su ayudante Bough y de una misteriosa y guapísima joven, English deberá descubrir si sus sospechas sobre Pascal Sauvage son ciertas o no. (Universal Pictures España)
(más)Reseñas (6)
Una película elegantemente rodada, pero que hace reír menos de lo que cabría esperar. Natalie Imbruglia no sabe actuar con los ojos, ¡y John Malkovich está «terrible» aquí! :-) Rowan Atkinson está bien, el traje elegante le queda sorprendentemente bien. ¡Quiero verlo en un papel dramático!
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An enjoyable parody of Bond films in a purely British style. But with almost no humour. It doesn't impress, it entertains, the film embarrasses itself a few times, and it thrills in about three moments. Ideal harmless average, perfect for TV.
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This film had such poor reviews and the reception from film fans was so hesitant at its premiere that I avoided it and only watched it on TV after several years. Perhaps precisely because I had no expectations, I was pleasantly surprised. The result, to be sure, is not dazzling and there are certainly much better films in the genre, nevertheless, it suffices for about 60% of the overall impression. With the film "Bean" I truly suffered at times, Johnny is at least a class better. The film suffers from inconsistency, but silent moments are alternated with truly funny moments and, above all- Atkinson is not only capable of Bean's grimaces, his acting range is much wider.
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“He knows no fear. He knows no danger. He knows nothing” The film pokes fun at English agents in a rather humorous way, and Rowan Atkinson gives the British Secret Service a whole new dimension. It was funny to watch the merry-go-round of English's blunders that start at the beginning of the film and don’t stop during the end credits. There was a deaf spot here and there – and yes, Atkinson is more suited to short gags like in Mr. Bean – but I still enjoy watching the escapades of Britain's most inept agent from time to time.
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I thought, or rather remembered the film as being quite funny. In the English version, I found that the only thing that's really funny here is Malkovich's English with a crazy French accent. Johnny English's character is so interchangeable that it's not even nice, and the film can be very disappointing in terms of comedy.
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