Marci X (2003)

Avaliação/utilizador:

2,4/10   

Diretor:

Richard Benjamin

Roteirista (WGA):

Paul Rudnick (written by)

Data de Lançamento:

22 Agosto 2003 (USA)

Gênero:

Comédia | Música

Chamada:

Uptown Gets Down

Argumento:

A Jewish-American Princess is forced to take control of a hard-core hip-hop record label and tries to rein the one of the label's most controversial rappers.

Plot Keywords:

Hip Hop | Female | Reference To Martha Stewart | Rap Music | Directed By Co Star

Comentários dos utilizadores:

Mindless fun. Wayans miscast.

Elenco

Lisa Kudrow	...	Marci Feld
Damon Wayans	...	Dr. S
Richard Benjamin	...	Ben Feld
Jane Krakowski	...	Lauren Farb
Christine Baranski	...	Mary Ellen Spinkle
Paula Garcés	...	Yolanda Quinones
Charles Kimbrough	...	Lane Strayfield
Veanne Cox	...	Caitlin Mellowitz
Sherie Rene Scott	...	Kirsten Blatt
Gano Grills	...	Freekazoid
Nashawn Kearse	...	Quantrelle
Myron Primes	...	T-Bill
Billy Griffith	...	Tubby Fenders
Andrew Keenan Bolger	...	Chip Spinkle
Adam Fleming	...	Boyz R Us

MPAA:

Rated R for language and sexual content.

Duração:

USA:84 min | Germany:80 min (DVD)

País:

USA

Língua:

Inglês

Cor:

Cor

Aspect Ratio:

1,85 : 1

Som:

Dolby Digital

Certificação:

Netherlands:6 | Argentina:13 | Australia:M | Canada:14A | Germany:6 | Singapore:NC-16 | UK:15 | USA:R (certificate #39439)

Locais de filmagem:

New York City, New York, USA

Companhia :

Paramount Pictures

Pegadinha:

Chris Rock was offered the part of Dr. S but turned it down. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Rock said "It's the worst script I've ever gotten... I'd have been happier getting an envelope full of anthrax."

Citações:

Caitlin: Can you imagine being addicted to heroin?
Lauren: It's heartbreaking.
Kirstin: But does the weight stay off?

Conexões:

Referências "Will & Grace" (1998)

Tilha Sonora:

307

Mindless fun. Wayans miscast.

Lisa Kudrow is perfect as the princess daughter of a business magnate who owns the record label of a foul pseudo-gangsta rapper played by Wayans. With all his stupid limp-wristed imitations he's done in the past, I'm surprised any gay man would want Damon Wayans in a movie of his screenplay. He is a little long in the tooth to be playing such a character. They could've cast Usher and made Wayans his dad. To say that this movie is over-the-top would be an understatement. But what's wrong with that? Okay, Kudrow rapping about her purse is rather cringeworthy, but her dippy friends are a hoot. The boy-band cliche played by heteros is also a little overdone. Is it that hard to find five REAL gay young men who sing? Why ARE their no gay boy band singers? Makes you think. Actually, that's the only thing in this movie to make you think. But the dippy girlfriends are a hoot, and Christine Baranski and her queer son are worth a few giggles. This may be a disappointment after Rudnick's more incisive "In & Out," but it's probably better than a lot of the fare that's currently airing in heavy rotation on Comedy Central (except "Best in Show," which is great, 10/10). This film: 5.7/10