Qué hermosa es la vida

Título original: What's So Bad About Feeling Good?

1968
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1h 34min

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A new infection that simply makes people feel happy is treated as a threat by the authorities while its "victims" work to spread it to others.

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Una nueva infección que hace feliz a la gente pasa a ser tratada como una amenaza por las autoridades, mientras sus "víctimas" siguen contagiándola a la población.Una nueva infección que hace feliz a la gente pasa a ser tratada como una amenaza por las autoridades, mientras sus "víctimas" siguen contagiándola a la población.Una nueva infección que hace feliz a la gente pasa a ser tratada como una amenaza por las autoridades, mientras sus "víctimas" siguen contagiándola a la población.

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Curiosidades
Thelma Ritter's final film; her screen debut, De ilusión también se vive (1947), was also directed by George Seaton, making Ritter one of a handful of actors to be directed by the same person in both their first and last films.

Citas
Pete: Hey listen.
Liz: To what, the traffic?
Pete: Kids laughing.
Liz: You know *why* they're laughing? 'Cause they're not old enough to read the newspaper. You take a look at the front page and then try laughing. The world's a stinking, hopeless mess! Oh, Pete, you're sick.

Conexiones
Referenced in Buckskin Bo'sun USN (1970)

Banda sonora
Blue, Black and Gray
Written by Jerry Keller and Dave Blume

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8/10

Unfortunately unavailable why?

Nice film, agree with other comments that it is just as appropriate today as in 1968 although our youth would be too mature possible for some of the humor. The bureaucracy portrayed in this movie seems quite realistic in this post 911 mentality.

The real question is why this movie has never been released. So many other pieces of trash seem to have been redone, why has this one not been released on either VHS or DVD? I can only assume that this because of some copyright or estate issue. Have George Peppard's family restricted its release? Does Universal Studio's have some issue with releasing it? Unfortunately the last time it appeared on TV was before the general availability of VCRs.