De Bico Calado

Título original: Keeping Mum

2005
R
1 h 39 min

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6,8/10

37 mil

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Rowan Atkinson, Kristin Scott Thomas, Patrick Swayze, and Maggie Smith in De Bico Calado (2005)

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Um pastor preocupado em escrever o sermão perfeito falha em perceber que sua esposa está tendo um caso, e que seus filhos não são lá muito bons.Um pastor preocupado em escrever o sermão perfeito falha em perceber que sua esposa está tendo um caso, e que seus filhos não são lá muito bons.Um pastor preocupado em escrever o sermão perfeito falha em perceber que sua esposa está tendo um caso, e que seus filhos não são lá muito bons.

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

6,8/10

37 mil

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Prêmios
- 1 vitória e 5 indicações no total

Curiosidades
This movie is dedicated to James Booth (Mr. Brown), who died four months before the first release. This was his final movie.

Erros de gravação
The blue Volvo family car parked outside of school has mud on its front-right door, but one minute later it's clean.

Citações
Gloria Goodfellow: You can't just go 'round killing people just because you don't approve of them!
Grace Hawkins: You know, that's what my doctors used to say. It was the one point we could never agree on.

Conexões
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Departed/Open Season/The Guardian/The Last King of Scotland/The Queen/School for Scoundrels/Beerleague (2006)

Trilhas sonoras
Did You Ever Wonder Why?
(2005)
Produced and Written by Dickon Hinchliffe
Sung by Dickon Hinchliffe and Cara Dillon
Guitar: Neil Fraser
Engineered by Philip Bagenal at Eastcote Studios and Mat Bartram at Angel Studios
Mixed by Ian Caple
Published by Keeping Mum Productions Ltd

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9/10

Surprisingly wonderful English comedy

This is an almost perfect "naughty" English comedy whose humour is too complicated to be described. Rowan Atkinson, Maggie Smith, and the rest of the cast are perfect. This is the most understated I have ever seen Atkinson, and marks an interesting evolution for him. Two young ladies in front of me were still giggling halfway through the closing credits, and the entire audience, judging from the laughter, had a great time. I chuckled all the way home - think I'll go see it again tonight, as I have an "Unlimited" card, so can see as many movies as I like for 11 pounds a month.

Seriously, this is not a "sweetness-and-light" comedy - it has a dark side, which is evident from the beginning, but that aspect drives the humour, because it touches feelings in us which we must restrain, but in watching the film we are allowed to indulge them. It also has a lot of very deep things to say about marriage and religion (Atkinson plays a shy, self- absorbed country vicar with a beautiful wife and daughter whom he neglects) without indulging in the usual superficial post-modern ironic attacks on either institution. In fact, it has some very intelligent things to say about both of them.

You really must see this movie - it is a gem - if you know people who don't normally go to the movies (like older in-laws) urge them to see this one, or at least rent the DVD.