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Liam LynchKuvaus:
Robert BrinkmannNäyttelijät:
Jack Black, Kyle Gass, JR Reed, Tim Robbins, Ben Stiller, Paul F. Tompkins, Colin Hanks, David Krumholtz, David Koechner, Meat Loaf, Troy Gentile (lisää)Suoratoistopalvelut (2)
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Koe Tenacious D:n, maailman parhaan – ja hulluimman – rokkibändin synty "elokuvassa, jonka kohtalo on tulla hillittömimmäksi musiikkieepokseksi sitten elokuvan Hei me rokataan" (Pete Hammond, Maxim). Usean A-listan elokuva- ja rocktäden cameoroolin siivittämä naururaina saa sinut rukoilemaan encorea!Eräänä kohtalokkaana päivänä, JB (Jack Black) ja KG (Kyle Gass) tapaavat Venice Beachilla ja tajuavat , että heidät on luotu tekemään historiaa yhdistämällä musiikilliset neroutensa. Kun tähteys kuitenkin antaa odottaa itseään, duo päättää etsiä käsiinsä aivan erityisen kitaraplektran, jonka uskotaan omaavan maagisia voimia, jotka tekevät kenestä kellariränkyttäjästä tahansa rocklegendan. (SF Film Fin.)
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A combination of rock music, the humour of Jack Black and rampant absurdities, topped off with the best final battle in years. I like this.
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While it's sometimes excessively over-the-top, which annoyed me a bit here and there, even the second time I watched it, I had to fully engage with it because it's a collection of crazy ideas. Jack Black and Kyle Gass are blood brothers, and they fit perfectly together; the cameos of well-known musicians and actors are enjoyable too. Yeah, this kind of thing can be entertaining for a while.
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The opening quarter of an hour spouts humor, praise of rock, references for connoisseurs and... and simply everything. And that is the problem. The beginning sets the quality level so high that it was impossible to maintain. Which wouldn’t matter so much if it didn’t drop deep down to a desperately mediocre affair lacking ideas and humor. Its head is held above water just by the central Tenacious D duo and the musical interludes which were far too scarce. The creators would have done better if they had stylized it into a rock opera, rather than a comedy. When things are at their worst, the jamming ending with Satan begins and the picture rocks until its beautifully unhinged close. Jack Black proves that he is a rocker through and through and his charisma and excellent singing voice are about the only thing that is anywhere above average in this entire movie. Rather than watching the whole thing again, why not just put on the outstanding soundtrack. Just a shame that they wasted this opportunity of this becoming a cult movie (not only) for rock aficionados. The end product falls short of this, but the beginning is certainly good enough to achieve that status. And that’s good. ♫ OST score: 5/5
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