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Users review: Family (2013) * 1/2 (4), Luc Besson returns to directors chair this comedy about a former mafia member (Robert DeNiro) in mice friends, and take your family on a problem proteçãoa witnesses. When he one begins to write his life story, is Mafia boys given out to try to locate it and put an end to him and his family. The family is involved in both talent we were given a great movie, but unfortunately, all you could do well with the concept turned into a complete disaster and in the end got a very bad and disappointing film. The film is bad on many levels, including the fact that comedy is not just too funny. The idea of ​​a mafia guy having to get used to a small, unknown place must be made for a few laughs, but the only thing that offers a scenario, it is throwing a fit about your water is not clear. We get some scenes of fantasy violence, but they are not funny either. Things to deal with his wife (Michelle Pfeiffer), daughter (Dianna Agron) and son (John oil was) also add up very little. Namely especially true with the subplot daughter deal with her relationship with the teacher. Worse still is the relationship between DeNiro and his FBI guy playing Tommy Lee Jones. I never would have thought that these two members of the same scene, this could lead to boredom. Performances are good, but with so much talent that you just expect more. DeNiro can be a master of comedy, but the script never allows his character to do anything. Agron daughter is course, steals the picture. What is a powerful, this comedy does not come to life until the end, when it turns into a violent thriller. The thriller aspect is directed to a style and affordable energy. There was a comedy scene has handled this well, then would get a much better movie. The whole film is an irregular mixture and, in the end, is just a complete mess that never pays.
| Language: English Runtime: 111 min Audio: AC3 Frame Rate: 23.9 fps Video Bitrate: 3226 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps |
