Un vecino con pocas luces

Título original: Deck the Halls

2006
A
1h 33min

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Matthew Broderick and Danny DeVito in Un vecino con pocas luces (2006)

Theatrical Trailer from 20th Century Fox

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Dos vecinos lo sacan después de que uno de ellos decora su casa para las fiestas tan brillantemente que se puede ver desde el espacio.Dos vecinos lo sacan después de que uno de ellos decora su casa para las fiestas tan brillantemente que se puede ver desde el espacio.Dos vecinos lo sacan después de que uno de ellos decora su casa para las fiestas tan brillantemente que se puede ver desde el espacio.

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35 mil

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Premios
- 1 premio y 8 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
Matthew Broderick had to train with a real speed-skater for a few months beforehand for the scene in which Steve and Buddy are in a speed skating race.

Pifias
When Steve takes out Buddy's power with the snowball, all the lights go out. There should still be *some* lights, as Buddy is stealing part of his power via extension cord from Steve's house.

Citas
Mrs. Ryor: [receiving an eye exam from Dr. Finch] I don't need glasses!
Steve Finch: You need binoculars, but we're settling for glasses.

Créditos adicionales
Christmas lights are used throughout the entire end credit roll.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Deja Vu/Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny/Deck the Halls/The Fountain/The History Boys (2006)

Banda sonora
Santa Baby
Music by Philip Springer
Lyrics by Joan Javits and Tony Springer
Performed by Transcenders featuring Terry Dexter

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6/10

My family thought it was cute

The reviews and the comments were quite harsh, so I decided to take the gamble and go see it. Glad I made that decision. I laughed and so did my wife and 13 year old daughter. The 11 year old boy didn't spend nearly as much time laughing.

Some of the funniest scenes are in the trailers, as with the majority of movies, but there were a number of surprises.

It starts out great and does slide downhill just a bit. Maybe they ran out of good material towards the end... Or possibly they wanted to actually make a statement, about the seriousness of Christmas. Either way, I would not pay to see it again, but I would rent it or watch it on TV.

Merry Christmas...