La bella y el campeón
La bella y el campeón
La bella y el campeón
Director:
Ron SheltonGuión:
Ron SheltonCámara:
Bobby ByrneMúsica:
Michael ConvertinoReparto:
Kevin Costner, Susan Sarandon, Tim Robbins, Robert Wuhl, William O'Leary, David Neidorf, Jenny Robertson, Don S. Davis, Trey Wilson, Mark Jeffrey Miller (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
La temporada de baseball se abre con un escabroso episodio cuando el nuevo catcher de los Búfalos de Durham, "Crash" Davis golpea al joven y engreído pitcher, "Nuke" LaLoosh, a quien según su contrato debe entrenar. Es entonces cuando la sexy Annie Savoy informa a ambos hombres de que cada campeonato elige a un jugador con quien compartir la temporada, y Nuke y Crash son los candidatos de este año. Después de que Crash rechace la oferta, Nuke se enrola ilusionado en el papel de "cana al aire" del verano de Annie, hasta que los celos de Crash se imponen y éste convence a Nuke de que el sexo con Annie puede darle gafe a su recién encontrada racha ganadora. Costner laza chispas y Sarandon realiza una de las más jugosas interpretaciones de toda la comedia estadounidense en este tesoro de película acerca del otro pasatiempo favorito americano. (Lauren Films)
(más)Reseñas (2)
An interesting comedy that can show you why baseball is fun, but also that even actors you consider elite can let loose and entertain. Susan Sarandon is incredibly charming here, but it is mainly Robbins and Costner who steal the show in the end, as it is slightly more focused on them. It doesn't matter at all, because it is not boring.
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A somewhat plankish 1980s baseball drama that at times evokes the end of the experimental 1970s thanks to shallow characters and a very relaxed atmosphere. Of course, the main asset is the leading trio, which you'll admire more in terms of acting talent than anything else, because when you look at the aforementioned actors today, several decades apart, it's just great fun to see a shivering Tim Robbins, a consistently "get laid" Susan Sarandon, and a soft-spoken, good-guy Kevin Costner, who, by the way, here trained his facial expressions for The Bodyguard, where he had a considerably better written character. There's little worthwhile about baseball, but it does have a lively vibe and it’s OK as a sports comedy.
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