Por rumbas y a lo loco

Título original: Out to Sea

1997
PG-13
1h 46min

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Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau in Por rumbas y a lo loco (1997)

Home Video Trailer from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment

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Comedy Romance

Un jugador fracasado con la intención de conocer a una viuda rica, engaña a su cuñado viudo para que aborde un crucero como presentador de baile.Un jugador fracasado con la intención de conocer a una viuda rica, engaña a su cuñado viudo para que aborde un crucero como presentador de baile.Un jugador fracasado con la intención de conocer a una viuda rica, engaña a su cuñado viudo para que aborde un crucero como presentador de baile.

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Out To Sea

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Curiosidades
Between takes one day Donald O'Connor stopped by Brent Spiner's trailer and showed him a tape of him dancing in many movies.

Pifias
When Herb comes up to Charlie, who is faking an injury in front of Liz in order to elude Gil, the two pretend to not know each other and Liz believes them, even though they were looking around in her suite together when she and her mother walked in.

Citas
Mavis LaBreche: I need a crap and a nap and I don't need an audience!"

Créditos adicionales
During the first part of the credits, the cast (singly and in pairs) dances; during the latter part, we see outtakes.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Face/Off/Dream with the Fishes/Head Above Water/The Last Time I Committed Suicide/When the Cat's Away (1997)

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Imagination
Written by Johnny Burke and Jimmy Van Heusen
Performed by Music Sales Big Band
Courtesy of Music Sales Corporation

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Entertaining.

There isn't much to say about this film. It is entertaining, and was not made with the intent of winning any major awards, but just to make people laugh. Most of the humor works quite well too. It is very reminiscent of Lemmon and Matthau's other projects together THE ODD COUPLE II and Lemmon's solo with James Garner MY FELLOW AMERICANS.

The film has divine originality as the plot has not been done before; but the story has its share of cliches. The dance host director (played by Brent Spiner) who has the honor of taking on the "bad guy villain" role of this film is quite laughable, but still acceptable. The film goes from depressing to funny as hell and makes you forget your life for a while.

Quite a good comeback for the Grumpys. Well worth watching. I recommend you see GRUMPY OLD MEN, THE ODD COUPLE II and MY FELLOW AMERICANS.

OUT TO SEA: 4/5.