Morra, Smoochy, Morra

Título original: Death to Smoochy

2002
12
1 h 49 min

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Dark Comedy Satire Comedy Crime Drama Thriller

Após a queda em desgraça de Rainbow Randolph, a televisão aposta no talento de Sheldon Mopes, ou Smoochy. Mas ele descobre que o dinheiro é único objectivo da indústria e que Randolph está d... Ler tudoApós a queda em desgraça de Rainbow Randolph, a televisão aposta no talento de Sheldon Mopes, ou Smoochy. Mas ele descobre que o dinheiro é único objectivo da indústria e que Randolph está disposto a tudo para o tirar do caminho - e do ar.Após a queda em desgraça de Rainbow Randolph, a televisão aposta no talento de Sheldon Mopes, ou Smoochy. Mas ele descobre que o dinheiro é único objectivo da indústria e que Randolph está disposto a tudo para o tirar do caminho - e do ar.

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Death To Smoochy

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Death To Smoochy: Mopes & Nora In Times Square

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Death To Smoochy: Mopes & Nora In Times Square

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Death To Smoochy: Marketing Meeting

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Death To Smoochy: It's The Rhino Angle

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Death To Smoochy: A Handy Accessory

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Death To Smoochy: H.A.L.T.

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Curiosidades
When hosting The 78th Annual Academy Awards (2006), Jon Stewart mentioned this movie as one of his few acting jobs. He said "Welcome to the Seventy-Eighth Annual Academy Awards... hosted by me... the fourth male lead in "Death To Smoochy". Rent it."

Erros de gravação
When Nora talks to Sheldon Mopes/Smoochy ('Edward Norton'), she accidentally calls him "Ed".

Citações
Sheldon: Burke, I can't accept this.
Burke: No?
Sheldon: I never owned a gun. I don't believe in them.
Burke: Really?
Sheldon: When I was a kid and my brothers and I played Cowboys and Indians, I was always the Chinese railroad worker.

Versões alternativas
When the movie premiered on several channels such as ABC, TBS, Comedy Central or NBC, all the sexual references, offensive scenes and profanity were edited out, except other words like "damn" and "hell". The TV edited version of the film was rated TV-PG-L for mild language. 1. The Cookie Rocket Ship scene was completely removed, because of the use of the cookie that is shaped like a penis. 2. The Nazi parts (especially the Neo-Nazi Rally scene) were removed, because it was felt that it would be offensive towards Germans. 3. After the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, the North tower of the World Trade Center was digitally removed in the part where Rainbow Randolph was dancing on the small bench in Duane Park in Duane Street in Lower Manhattan. The North tower was still intact in the original film. 4. The part where Nora flips off Sheldon was omitted. 5. The scenes where Nora having sex with Sheldon in the changing room at KidNet Studios were removed completely. 6. In the conversation scene between Randolph and Frank Stokes in the car, the masturbating noise was muted. 7. The part where Randolph spills hot water on himself was removed, due to him saying that his balls were on fire.

Conexões
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Death to Smoochy/Panic Room/The Rookie (2002)

Trilhas sonoras
Friends Come In All Sizes
Music by David Newman
Lyrics by Adam Resnick
Performed by Robin Williams

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7/10

All is not well in Smoochyland...

I have watched this movie four times by now, and it still keeps on being funny. And there is just something uniquely odd about the comedy in the movie which makes "Death to Smoochy" a fantastic comedy movie.

The story told in "Death to Smoochy" is just hilarious. It is about a vindictive former children show star, Rainbow Randolph (played by Robin Williams) who seeks revenge on Smoochy, the new star who replaced his time slot on the network TV. Smoochy (played by Edward Norton) is a gullible person unfamiliar with the way of running children's TV.

There are tons of hilarious situations throughout the entire movie, and they are well-played by the acting talents, and also accompanied by funny dialogue. The characters are colorful - literally and physically. And they all have very real and lovable qualities. I especially love how Rainbow Randolph's appearance becomes more and more ravaged throughout the time.

"Death to Smoochy" is, in my opinion, one of Robin Williams best movies.

There is an impressive ensemble of talents in this fine comedy, and people deliver where it counts.

If you are not already familiar with "Death to Smoochy", then it is a movie well-worth sitting down to watch. Great fun and laughs all around.