IN SpecialistHollywood is a great stage, supported by many workers and good intentions. The comedy, which is also a tribute to the action film, is an overview of the so-called magic of the cinematic world. What from the point of view Colt Seavers (Ryan Gosling), a stuntman who has seen better days and is now trying to bring them back. But beyond the behind-the-scenes adventures and tongue-in-cheek conflict that satirizes the world of the film industry, the film is a fun journey through the series. Especially in its most artisanal and curious dimension, which requires human effort to reach the big screen.
All of the above might seem a little preachy if it weren’t for the humor that director David Leitch brings to the film. In fact, one of The Specialist’s greatest qualities is its ability to make you laugh, surprise, and think—all in one scene. And without having to fall into sentimental clichés or extremely complex script twists to get the laughs. The result is one of the greatest films in the comedy genre, which also uses action as a backdrop.
If you liked this successful experiment, we leave you with five interesting comedies that you will also enjoy. From a retired hitman who has to go on a family trip to a group of actors in the middle of a pandemic. The tour features the best of several genres as well as a new interpretation of humor that will captivate those looking for a laugh thanks to a good premise. A point that unites all productions in the list.
Family plan
Dan Morgan (Mark Wahlberg) is a car salesman with a loving family and not much to say about himself. A devoted husband and father of three, he seems to have nothing remarkable about him. Except for his ideal reflections and the strange feeling for those close to him that his past is diluted with family data.
But the truth behind this boring facade will become an immediate danger when what he hides so carefully is revealed. Not only has he been a hitman for a long time (which would be a problem), but he’s also being pursued by dangerous enemies. So suddenly the tranquility of home will turn into a hasty journey across North America, in which everyone at home will find out what the father is hiding. Moreover, when the seemingly meek Dan, will have to take up arms to prevent them all from being killed.
A crazy and at times emotional film by Simon Cellan Jones pleases with its good moments of action and at the same time its humorous wit. This makes this comedy perfect for those who love both genres.
Custom hero
Mason (John Cena) is a former agent who decided that his remarkable ability to protect could become a profession. So, he works as a super-skilled bodyguard on missions that aren’t particularly risky. This will lead to him becoming the protector of journalist Claire Wellington (Alison Brie). when the latter must interview a dangerous dictator.
But things get even worse when, in the middle of a seemingly uneventful piece of journalism, a coup d’état occurs. So Mason and Claire must save their lives, remain undetected, and avoid dragging North America into a diplomatic conflict. Moreover, in the most extravagant situations and with sardonic humor, ridiculing not only politics, but also the so-called journalistic duty.
In its hilarious ending, “Hero for Hire” makes one thing clear. His heroes will be able to save their lives, but at the cost of their reputation and even feelings of ridicule. A twist that makes you laugh out loud because it’s unbelievable and absurd. Its uniqueness and best quality.
Free Guy: Take Control
Guy’s (Ryan Reynolds) life is completely normal for him. Every day he goes to work at the city bank and lives the same daily routine: serving clients, greeting acquaintances and participating in a robbery. Then return home between explosions and shooting at each other to wait until the next day for everything to happen the same way and in the exact order.
Of course, there is a crazy explanation for this crazy routine. The character and everything around him are part of the video game in which he is NPC (non-player character). The idea becomes even more surprising and hilarious once Guy finds out what’s really going on around him. Reality begins to take on a new meaning.
The above, while in the real world, the creators of the game console strive to prevent the evil businessman from shutting down the game. What’s much worse is that it ruins the existence of Guy, who has become a hero himself. In his funny conclusion Free Guy: Take Control manages to mix this extravagant setting with a peculiar moral about love and personal freedom. A real feat in the field of comedy.
Bubble
The plot of this Judd Apatow film takes the difficult months of quarantine and turns them into a twisted joke. IN BubbleThe pandemic came and devastated everything in its path. Including the latest installment of the famous franchise. So the cast, led by Dieter Bravo (Pedro Pascal), power broker Anika (Maria Bakalova), Carol Cobb (Karen Gillan) and Dustin Mulray (David Duchovny) must lock themselves in a hotel to sign up.
But the mixture of ego, ambition, trauma and delusions can be explosive. And so it goes, as a group of actors pit themselves against each other to get the best shot, vying for brilliance and collective neurosis. With each passing day, isolation will bring about unique and funny situations. it will culminate in a grand finale worthy of Hollywood.
This fantasy, which mixes meta references and humor, might not have worked – and in some moments it does – if not for the chemistry between its actors. The funniest thing, however, is how the group of performers openly laugh at their colleagues. A twist that turns the film into a tongue-in-cheek vision of fame, recognition and even love.
Mafia Gallery
Patrice (Uma Thurman) is an art dealer going through a particularly difficult time. And he won’t have a better idea than to team up with Gordon (Samuel L. Jackson) and Reggie (Joe Manganiello) to get out of the hole his gallery is running through. Only this duet has nothing to do with the world of fine art. But these are high-caliber criminals looking for a way out of the quagmire.
Things will get chaotic as the criminal duo becomes a sensation in the New York art scene and promises much more on the world stage. But soon a very surprised Patrice will have to deal not only with oil and prices, but also with bullets, in the third act, turning the film into a massive joke about art.
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