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Título original: Fool's Paradise

2023
R
1h 38min

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4.7/10

6.7 k

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A fool for love becomes an accidental celebrity only to lose it all.

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6 videos

33 fotos

Satire Slapstick Comedy

Un tonto por amor se convierte en una celebridad accidental solo para perderlo todo.Un tonto por amor se convierte en una celebridad accidental solo para perderlo todo.Un tonto por amor se convierte en una celebridad accidental solo para perderlo todo.

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

4.7/10

6.7 k

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Trivia
Filmed in 2018, this is one of Ray Liotta's last films, before his death in 2022.

Errores
When Lenny takes Latte back to his motel room, he walks down the row of rooms and when he reaches room 3, he points and explains that that is his room. When the shot changes from inside the room, as he opens the door you can clearly see the number 7 on the door. Room 7 was at the top of the row of rooms, which they already passed.

Conexiones
Featured in Half in the Bag: Fool's Paradise and The Corporate Product Biopic Trend (2023)

Bandas sonoras
Wipeout
Written by Robert Berryhill, Jim Fuller (as James Fuller), Patrick Connolly and Ronald Wilson
Performed by The Surfaris
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

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5/10

I get it, but I didn't like it.

"Fool's Paradise" tries to be funny and entertaining. It tries. Charlie Day wrote & directed an homage to Buster Keaton and the Peter Sellers film "Being There," but he didn't deliver an entertaining film. It is meant to be a satire of who we make celebrities and how quickly our opinions can change. By the end, though, I just didn't care.

I love Charlie Day and thought he was perfectly cast to be the lead. His eyes portrayed his naivety perfectly, but he lacked the physical comedy and over expression that would have made this more entertaining.

What he needed was help. He needed a partner to help with both writing and directing duties. Someone to say "that's not funny" or "this scene makes no sense and needs a rewrite." I get what he was trying to accomplish and I hope it leads to more attempts by Charlie Day. But I hope the next attempts are better.