Clifford

1994
PG
1h 30min

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Charles Grodin and Martin Short in Clifford (1994)

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Comedy

Un niño malcriado de 10 años está obsesionado con visitar un parque de atracciones temático de dinosaurios. Su estirado tío lo acoge durante una semana y apenas vive para arrepentirse.Un niño malcriado de 10 años está obsesionado con visitar un parque de atracciones temático de dinosaurios. Su estirado tío lo acoge durante una semana y apenas vive para arrepentirse.Un niño malcriado de 10 años está obsesionado con visitar un parque de atracciones temático de dinosaurios. Su estirado tío lo acoge durante una semana y apenas vive para arrepentirse.

Dirección
- Paul Flaherty
Guionistas
- William Porter
- Steven Kampmann
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

5.5/10

8.8 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Paul Flaherty
Guionistas
- William Porter
- Steven Kampmann
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Trivia
Martin Short's co-stars are usually standing on boxes and next to slightly oversize props.

Errores
In the restaurant, Mr. Ellis gives Sarah a choker necklace. It's extremely tight-fitting, and this is explicitly commented upon. Later in the same scene, the necklace is clearly much longer, and Sarah easily removes it by lifting it over her head.

Citas
Clifford: Uncle Martin, save me...! Uncle Martin?
Martin Daniels: I'm thinking it over!
Clifford: Please? I'm scared!
Martin Daniels: Well, I'm scared about what might happen if I save you. You know, I should do mankind a tremendous favor and let that dinosaur eat you. I mean, who knows what horrors you might unleash, or what if you got your hands on some plutonium?
[mocking Clifford]
Martin Daniels: "I just made the bestest nuclear bomb in the whole wide world."

Versiones alternativas
When aired on Comedy Central and later on the Disney Channel, five scenes deleted from the final cut are restored and also to edit out questionable content. The first one has Clifford and his parents forced off the plane when Clifford makes it land in Los Angeles. The second one has Clifford in the airport pretending to be a poor, deaf boy and many passerby's are seen donating gifts to him. The third one occurs when Clifford and Martin exit Sarah's house and he tells Clifford that Sneakers, the dog that he stole from the airport, ran away, much to Clifford's sadness. The fourth one occurs after the mini-mart incident, when Sarah and Mr. Ellis are in his private plane overlooking a possible site for a new daycare center. The fifth and final deleted scene shows Clifford sleeping over at Sarah's house, following Martin's arrest, offering her his great grandmother's wedding ring.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Red Rock West/Clifford/Threesome/Silent Tongue/The Blue Kite (1994)

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Back to Classic Martin Short!

This movie is hilarious! Martin Short reverts back to his original "weird & off the wall" humor (SCTV, Glick) in this very funny comedy. This is what he does best.

Though I did enjoy him in other movies in recent years, like "Innerspace", "A Simple Wish", etc., I felt that he was sort of holding back. This movie ushers Mr. Short back into great original comedy stuff.

Although I'll admit- not everyone will find this as funny. You have to be able to appreciate his non-traditional type of comedy. Sort of like "Pee Wee's Big Adventure". I also loved this movie. So, you see, I guess you have to be a little strange to understand - and be amused by - this sort of material.

Funniest moment for me - at the dinner, when some older lady kept making over how "adorable" Clifford was - and he just loses it!

Funniest line - "Oh Ms. Sarah - Uncle Martin's gone Nutty-Nuts! Classic Martin Short!

I don't know why this hasn't been released on DVD yet. I hope it will be soon. 8 out of 10 stars.