El hada novata

Título original: A Simple Wish

1997
PG
1h 29min

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Martin Short and Mara Wilson in El hada novata (1997)

Un hada padrino torpe intenta conceder el deseo de una niña de que su padre taxista consiga un papel en Broadway.Un hada padrino torpe intenta conceder el deseo de una niña de que su padre taxista consiga un papel en Broadway.Un hada padrino torpe intenta conceder el deseo de una niña de que su padre taxista consiga un papel en Broadway.

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Premios
- 1 premio y 2 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
In an interview with the Nostalgia Critic, Mara Wilson said that production was very hard for her because her mother had recently died. She claims to have some regrets over her behavior on set because her mind was in a bad place. To this day, she has little recollection of making this film and says she shouldn't have been making a film at the time.

Pifias
As Oliver is chasing for the runaway driverless carriage, you can see a man driving the carriage.

Citas
Murray: [officer leaves Murray in between the bars] Officer! Wait! Are you going to get a donut?

Créditos adicionales
After "The Bubble Factory" at the start of the film, tricks are played for the next 4 frames: 1) "Feivbrsel Puctorus and Thn Beabla Uictsry Present" quickly rearranges itself to read "The Bubble Factory and Universal Pictures Present"; 2} "A Sheinberg Production" is first shown with "Sheinberg" rotated 180°; 3) "A Michael Ritchie Film" is first shown with the letters squashed to the right with the bottom of each letter unmoved - they each quickly right themselves; 4) The title is first shown as "A Simqle Wish" - the "q" then spins around its vertical axis, ending up as a "p".

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Contact/This World, Then the Fireworks/A Simple Wish/4 Little Girls/The Big Sleep/Shall We Dance? (1997)

Banda sonora
A Far, Far Better Thing
Music by Lucy Simon
Lyrics by Michael Ritchie
Performed by Peter Samuels

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7/10

Yes it's a family movie and a good one!

This movie made my daughter (7) laugh so much .. it made me laugh too just through her at first. Later I found myself remembering some of the scenes and laughing to myself. The slapstick and silliness appeal to the child in everyone. Yes, I grew up loving the Three Stooges shorts and Short uses their antics in no short supply. From the opening scenes Murrey shows us what kind on stooge he really is and it just develops from there as the film moves through it's plot. It's not a bad plot as family movies go. Kathleen Turner puts in a wicked performance as a villainous witch. The special effects are good and used in a way that compliments the funniness of the scenes and aren't just there to dazzle or put there arbitrarily. I saw a comment on another Short movie that fits the bill here too. I'm going to change it while keeping the spirit of it intact. If you don't get the meaning of slapstick humor then (there's nothing to get just ...let it happen) go rent a George Carlin standup video instead. There's some very funny scenes here and a decent plot so I'll rate this family comedy for what it is at a solid 7 stars.