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Os Deuses Devem Estar Loucos

Os Deuses Devem Estar Loucos (1980)

★ 7.25 1h 49m Ação

Uma tribo tem uma vida feliz e tranquila em um remoto deserto da África, mas quando uma garrafa de Coca-Cola cai miraculosamente de um avião, a vida da deles se transforma num caos. O líder da tribo, Xi (N!xau), decide devolver o estranho objeto aos deuses para restaurar a paz no local.

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Overview

Uma tribo tem uma vida feliz e tranquila em um remoto deserto da África, mas quando uma garrafa de Coca-Cola cai miraculosamente de um avião, a vida da deles se transforma num caos. O líder da tribo, Xi (N!xau), decide devolver o estranho objeto aos deuses para restaurar a paz no local.

Cast

  • Marius Weyers as Andrew Steyn
  • Sandra Prinsloo as Kate Thompson
  • N!xau as Xi
  • Louw Verwey as Sam Boga
  • Michael Thys as Mpudi
  • Nic De Jager as Jack Hind
  • Fanyana H. Sidumo as Card 1
  • Joe Seakatsie as Card 2
  • Brian O'Shaughnessy as Mr. Thompson
  • Ken Gampu as President

Reviews

Peter McGinn 2021-06-23
★ 9
This is another one of those older movies my wife and I watched together over twenty years ago, and then recently watched again. We enjoyed it just as much as we did the first time. I had forgotten a lot of the details, so that was actually a good thing as it wasn’t overly familiar to me, like watching Groundhog Day yet again would be.

The tag line suggests that the laughs never stop, but that isn’t quite accurate. There are a lot of laugh out loud moments, mostly physical humor, and plenty of pockets of humor here and there, but there are also connecting scenes that set up the plot lines and transition from one to another. There are three main plots that thread together and keep the viewers on their toes.

The writer/director apparently put in months of long days without a break putting this together, and his effort was rightly rewarded with great success at the box office. Oddly enough, I didn’t recognize any of his other work, except for the more tepid sequel to this modern classic comedy..