Ocho cabezas

Título original: 8 Heads in a Duffel Bag

1997
13
1h 35min

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Tommy Spinelli es un gángster que tiene que transportar a San Diego una bolsa con ocho cabezas humanas. Pero en el viaje intercambiará accidentalmente las bolsas con un joven que viaja a Méx... Leer todoTommy Spinelli es un gángster que tiene que transportar a San Diego una bolsa con ocho cabezas humanas. Pero en el viaje intercambiará accidentalmente las bolsas con un joven que viaja a México de vacaciones.Tommy Spinelli es un gángster que tiene que transportar a San Diego una bolsa con ocho cabezas humanas. Pero en el viaje intercambiará accidentalmente las bolsas con un joven que viaja a México de vacaciones.

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Premios
- 1 premio en total

Curiosidades
Will Smith was offered the role of Ernie. Although the studio offered US $10,000,000 for the role, Smith turned it down. The part then went to David Spade, presumably for a lower price.

Pifias
Chain latch on hotel door reappears after falling off.

Citas
Ernie: I think we better pull over, 'cause we need some gas soon.
Tommy Spinelli: Keep fucking driving.
Fern: Didn't I tell you to watch your fucking language?

Créditos adicionales
Tommy DeVito is mentioned as being a bodyguard for Tommy Spinelli (Joe Pesci). It's in fact a gag credit referring to Pesci's role of Tommy DeVito in Uno de los nuestros (1990).

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Murder at 1600/Traveller/8 Heads in a Duffel Bag/Das Boot/Ulysses Gaze (1997)

Banda sonora
Do You Love Me
Performed by The Contours
Written by Berry Gordy
Courtesy of Motown Record Company, L.P.
By arrangement with PolyGram Film & T.V. Licensing

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6/10

A Pleasant Surprise

The rest of the IMDb reviewers have got it about right. This is a good film. Nothing special or brilliant, but it does what it sets out to do which is to make you laugh - and it does so much better than most films of its kind.

I started watching this expecting to change channels quite quickly. I only gave it a chance at all because Joe Pesci was in it - which is never a bad asset for a film. What happened was I found myself smiling quite a lot, and then laughing quite a lot. Not uproariously or uncontrollably. But out loud, and more than once.

Pesci is good - but so is just about everyone else. And the script is wickedly funny too. It's much less predictable than most of its kind, There are twists which are genuinely surprising and interesting, and the film stays pretty fresh (even though in truth it's probably 20 minutes too long).

I'm quite a harsh marker, so a 6 from me is quite a compliment for a film like this. Well-written, nicely-paced, silly without being annoying, and containing some funny performances and a lot of good moments, you will like this one if you give it a chance.