
Anno | 2009 |
Genere | Commedia |
Produzione | USA |
Regia di | Craig Carlisle |
Attori | Rachael Leigh Cook, Robert John Brewer, Jules Bruff, Michael Leydon Campbell, Ron Canada Christina Elizabeth Cavallero, Patty Cornell, Nadia Dajani, Lucy Davis, Shelly Desai, Alex Desert, Tyne Firmin, Nancy Guerriero, Tania Gunadi, Eddie Jemison, Shaun Majumder, Terri Mann, Dan Martin (III), Anne-Marie Pritchett, Sonya Rokes, Stephen Root, Romy Rosemont, Amy Ryan. |
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Dopo essere stato licenziato - da sua madre - Bob Funk decide di smettere di bere, di andare da un terapista e trovare un nuovo lavoro, presso un capo che potrebbe essere la donna dei suoi sogni.
If you can get through the tedious first half of "Bob Funk," there's actually a decent little character study waiting on the other side. It's a lot to ask, though, because watching the film's obnoxious title character (Michael Leydon Campbell) self-destruct for nearly an hour in a haze of booze, one-night stands and vile manners is not only unpleasant but also, for an intended comedy, exceedingly unfunny. [...] Vai alla recensione »
“Bob Funk” looks like a comedy, acts like a comedy and sounds like a comedy, but it isn’t funny. This is a problem in a movie that aims for laughs. It’s also part of the point. “Bob Funk” has sadder things on its mind. Written and directed by Craig Carlisle, the film stars Michael Leydon Campbell as the loudmouth, alcoholic Bob, the most disaffected employee of the family business, a high-end bedding [...] Vai alla recensione »