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The Nice Guys | Theodor's List
Umfjöllun um kvikmyndir og þáttaraðir
L: Shane Black H: Shane Black, Anthony Bagarozzi A: Russell Crowe, Ryan Gosling, Angourie Rice, Matt Bomer, Margaret Qualley, Keith David, Kim Basinger, Yaya DaCosta T: David Buckley, John Ottman
The Nice Guys gerist í LA á áttunda áratugnum og fjallar um tvo spæjar sem lenda í samsærisflækju þegar þeir rannsaka hvarf á ungri konu og dularfullt morð á klámmyndaleikkonu. Myndin er hröð og skemmtileg með fullt af (aula)húmor og ofbeldi.
Þetta er fullorðins grín- hasarmynd í anda 48 Hrs. (1982), Lethal Weapon (1987) og The Last Boy Scout (1991). Það er reyndar ekki skrítið því Shane Black skrifaði einmitt allar Lethal Weapon myndirnar og The Last Boy Scout svo hann er klárlega með þessa formúlu á hreinu. Formúla sem ég hef óendanlega gaman að og The Nice Guys er hér engin undantekning.
Frábær mynd með mikið skemmtanagildi. Crowe og Gosling eru frábærir í sínum hlutverkum en Angourie Rice, sem leikur dóttur Gosling, er oft á tíðum senuþjófur myndarinnar.
Ryan Gosling og Angourie Rice hér í hlutverkum sínum sem feðgin.
The Nice Guys takes place in LA in the 70’s and tells a story about two detectives that stumble into a conspiracy while investigating a murder of a porn star actress. The film is fast and fun to watch with a lot of (slapstick)humour and violence.
It’s a grown-up comedy/action film in the spirit of 48 Hrs. (1982), Lethal Weapon (1987) and The Last Boy Scout (1992). Wich makes sense because Shane Black wrote all the Lethal Weapon films and The Last Boy Scout so he has this formula down. A formula that I like very much and The Nice Guys is no exception.
A great film that has high entertainment value. Crowe and Gosling are great in their roles but Angourie Rice, who plays Goslings daughter, is on many occasion the scene-stealer in this film.
Posted in Kvikmyndir on 08/02/2018 by Theodór Guðmundsson. Leave a comment
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