Clube dos Pilantras

Título original: Caddyshack

1980
16
1 h 38 min

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Farce Slapstick Comedy Sport

A loucura diária em um exclusivo clube de golfe. Os milionários sócios são todos excêntricos e os funcionários são pobres. Circulando pelos dois grupos está Danny, caddie que faz qualquer co... Ler tudoA loucura diária em um exclusivo clube de golfe. Os milionários sócios são todos excêntricos e os funcionários são pobres. Circulando pelos dois grupos está Danny, caddie que faz qualquer coisa em troca de dinheiro.A loucura diária em um exclusivo clube de golfe. Os milionários sócios são todos excêntricos e os funcionários são pobres. Circulando pelos dois grupos está Danny, caddie que faz qualquer coisa em troca de dinheiro.

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

7,2/10

130 mil

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POPULARIDADE

2.149

599

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Curiosidades
Carl Spackler was originally a silent character in the script, in the manner of Harpo Marx, but after Bill Murray was cast, Harold Ramis encouraged Murray to speak and improvise.

Erros de gravação
While Danny making that last putt effectively tied the game, meaning neither team lost or won, - Al's last-second bet of "Double or nothing he makes it" essentially negates the original bet and creates a new one. Judge Smails agrees to this new wager, (which is not a smart move since he already has tied the game, and may even win if Danny misses) so when Danny makes the putt, Al wins NOTHING, per Al's "double or NOTHING" new bet. Al then forces Smails to pay up even though he really didn't owe any money.

Citações
Carl Spackler: What an incredible Cinderella story. This unknown comes out of nowhere to lead the pack. At Augusta, he's on his final hole. He's about 455 yards away. He's going to hit about a two iron, I think. Well, he got all of that. The crowd is standing on its feet, here at Augusta. The normally reserved Augusta crowd is going wild. For this young Cinderella who's come out of nowhere, he's got about 350 yards left. He's going to hit about a five iron, l expect. Don't you think? He's got a beautiful back swing. That's - oh! He got all of that one! He's got to be pleased with that. The crowd is just on its feet here. He's a Cinderella boy. Tears in his eyes, I guess, as he lines up this last shot. He's got about 195 yards left, and he's gonna - looks like he's got about an eight iron. This crowd has gone deadly silent. Cinderella story. Out of nowhere. A former greenskeeper now about to become the Master's champion. It looks like a miraculous - it's in the hole! It's in the hole!

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
Mr. Gopher - Chuck Rodent

Versões alternativas
The candy bar scene was replaced with Ty getting on Carl's big lawnmower, which wasn't shown in the theatrical version.

Conexões
Edited into Board James: Quija/Domino Rally (2015)

Trilhas sonoras
I'm Alright
Lyrics and music by Kenny Loggins
Recorded by Kenny Loggins
Courtesy of Columbia Records

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8/10

One of the only early 80s comedies to stand the test of time

Yes, this one does hold up, perhaps because the action centers on the almost surreal (for a comedy) subject of golf, a topic that had not perhaps been so successfully spoofed since Eddie Cantor starred in "Kid Boots" (am I getting that one right?).

In the comedy contest between Murray, Chase, and Dangerfield, let me just say that Chase does not win. Dangerfield is at his best, delivering his classic lines ("this meat's so tough you can see where the jockey was riding it") with ultimate panache and actually playing his crazy character (reminiscent of Peter Sellars in "The Party") to the hilt. Murray is really the show-stopper, though, muttering his lines to give them emphasis (?) and racing around the course with what appears to be real mania.

A lot of the jokes fall flat, but when this movie is on, it's so on, that you can't help but call it a classic.