Bem Vindo à Vida

Título original: People Like Us

2012
14
1 h 54 min

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7,0/10

44 mil

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Elizabeth Banks, Chris Pine, and Michael Hall D'Addario in Bem Vindo à Vida (2012)

A man is tasked with delivering $150,000 of his deceased father's fortune to the sister he has never met.

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Comedy Drama

Ao mesmo tempo, em que resolve a questão do patrimônio de seu pai recentemente falecido, um vendedor descobre que tem uma irmã que nunca conheceu, levando os dois irmãos a reexaminarem suas ... Ler tudoAo mesmo tempo, em que resolve a questão do patrimônio de seu pai recentemente falecido, um vendedor descobre que tem uma irmã que nunca conheceu, levando os dois irmãos a reexaminarem suas percepções sobre a família e as escolhas de vida.Ao mesmo tempo, em que resolve a questão do patrimônio de seu pai recentemente falecido, um vendedor descobre que tem uma irmã que nunca conheceu, levando os dois irmãos a reexaminarem suas percepções sobre a família e as escolhas de vida.

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Curiosidades
When sitting down with Michelle Pfeiffer to discuss the character of Lillian, Alex Kurtzman decided on a more naturalistic, slightly disheveled look for the role. As he described it: "this woman probably hasn't put on make-up in a year. She's been sitting by her dying husband's side and when we first meet her in the movie, that's where she's at. If we're too glamorous in this portrayal, it'll ring totally false." Pfeiffer agreed wholeheartedly and altered her otherwise glamorous image to play the grieving widow.

Erros de gravação
When the sodium is thrown into the pool it sinks to the bottom before exploding. In reality sodium floats on water and the explosion is caused by sparks igniting the hydrogen that is formed.

Citações
Sam: Six rules. And listen up, because I don't know if I'm gonna be able to tell you this again, okay? These are from my father. Number one. lf you like something because you think other people are gonna like it, it's a sure bet no one will. Number two. Most doors in the world are closed, so if you find one that you want to get into, you damn well better have an interesting knock. And if you knock like you drum, you'll be fine. Number three. Everything that you think is important, isn't. And everything that you think is unimportant is. Number four. Don't shit where you eat.
Josh: I wasn't planning on it.
Sam: He meant that metaphorically, of course. Now, bear in mind my father was not all that successful. Number five. Lean into it.
Josh: What does that mean?
Sam: It means that the outcome doesn't matter. What matters is that you're there for it. Whatever "it" is, good or bad. Kind of like right now. And finally, number six, a personal favorite. Never sleep with someone who has more problems than you.
Frankie: [pops from around the corner] Hey!
[chuckles]
Sam: And my very own. Always assume your mother's listening.
Frankie: That is definitely a rule. Your mom is always listening.

Conexões
Featured in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #20.157 (2012)

Trilhas sonoras
Funk #49
Written by Jim Fox (as James K. Fox), Dale Peters and Joe Walsh (as Joseph Fidler Walsh)
Performed by James Gang
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

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8/10

Not your typical Romantic Comedy!

I really enjoyed seeing this latest movie with Chris Pine. The acting is great, the storyline is well written with adequate character development to let you get emotionally invested. Michelle Pfeiffer gives the level of performance you typically expect from Diane Keaton with empathy and sincerity. Chris Pine as Sam shows he's much more than just a pretty face, but the true scene stealer is Michael Hall D'Addario who plays Josh, the bad-boy son of Elizabeth Banks' character, Frankie. I really enjoyed that it isn't your typical romantic comedy between a man and woman who end up either together or not. Frankie and Sam being sister and brother as the primary love interests give it a very interesting twist but there's also the mother-son sub-plot as well as Sam and Hannah, played by Olivia Wilde. We clapped when the credits rolled, which is rare for a romantic comedy movie.