Le mie grosse grasse vacanze greche

Titolo originale: My Life in Ruins

2009
T
1h 38min

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Richard Dreyfuss and Nia Vardalos in Le mie grosse grasse vacanze greche (2009)

A travel guide (Vardalos) rediscovers her romantic side, with a very unlikely match, as she whisks a group of tourists around Greece.

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Una guida turistica scontenta in Grecia acquisisce una nuova prospettiva inaspettata sulla vita, grazie a una delle persone in quello che intende essere il suo ultimo tour.Una guida turistica scontenta in Grecia acquisisce una nuova prospettiva inaspettata sulla vita, grazie a una delle persone in quello che intende essere il suo ultimo tour.Una guida turistica scontenta in Grecia acquisisce una nuova prospettiva inaspettata sulla vita, grazie a una delle persone in quello che intende essere il suo ultimo tour.

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The first Hollywood movie to be given permission to film at the Acropolis since Il ragazzo sul delfino (1957). The Greek government had previously refused all requests for fear that a film crew would disrupt this archaeologically sensitive site, but according to an article in Britain's Guardian newspaper, made an exception for this film because they thought that it would help to promote Greek culture.

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After the mystical visit to Delphi and the oracle, the evening scene is down at a port with a white Greek church high on the mountain like on the Greek Island of Tinos. There is no way to come down from the ancient ruins of Delphi and sit at the sea port of Tinos.

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Irv: I'm not a god. That's just a rumor my mother started.

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Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Land of the Lost/The Hangover/Away We Go/My Life in Ruins/Tennessee (2009)

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Theme from Zorba the Greek
Written by Mikis Theodorakis
Published by EMI Miller Catalog, Inc.(ASCAP)

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8/10

Definitely worth seeing...

I saw this film at a screening and it was fun and made me laugh and remember why we go to the movies-to be entertained. It's a timeless sweet and romantic story, with a lot of humorous moments throughout. The cast is centered by the talented Nia Vardalos, who effortlessly brings a very different, yet still enjoyable, character to life than in previous films. As Georgia, Vardalos once again displays her uncanny ability to portray a relatable character, and reinforces why we love her. The supporting cast was also great, and their characters were so real and typical and funny that I felt like this was written about a tour bus I was once on. I'm sure many people have either encountered people like them before or are related to someone like them. Alexis G, the bus driver was like a modern Greek God, and I couldn't believe his talent as an actor actually matched his good looks.

Anyone who sees this film will find something to laugh at, because the humor in this film can be appreciated no matter where you're from. And following them along their journey through the astoundingly beautiful Greece and it's historic sights, is icing on the cake. Not only would it be worth the price of the movie ticket to see this movie, but it might just make you want to buy a ticket to Greece. I know it made me want to.