Wild Hogs
By: Walt Becker.
Starring: Tim Allen, John Travolta, Martin Lawrence
, William H. Macy.
Genre: Comedy (96 ')
Comment: Nice and unpretentious. Or, as the title itself suggests, simply acting nasty. However worthy, the verve and the carbonation of at least a disinterested vision. Allen, Travolta, Lawrence and Macy are the 4 of the Hail Mary, called to make people laugh while riding a bike: Walt Becker has the great merit in directing
not pump too much material available to it than just simple gag sincere (even if sometimes, we admit, a little 'repetitive) and especially to shred tongued comic-moralistic staid those effects, which too often surround themselves with comedies like some kind of educational purpose. The adventure of four workers from the Atlantic to the Pacific
"retired in the soul" becomes a journey in search of Odysseus of Ithaca, with goals and issues that forced change, without ever forgetting the apparatus of laughter, interiority of the four characters. A linear film short, that will never happen in a competition of films nor
will be taken as a model for amateur novices of the seventh art, but for a good hour and a half is left to look pleasant, rambling on issues and read a story about frivolous saucy. Moreover, if the cinema was built only tough on films, you know what a drag ...
Do not miss: The presentation in the first frame of the four characters: 4 disillusioned with life present themselves to the public, immediately injecting a considerable comic verve: the rest with their faces (even the legendary Travolta does not clash) could not get out of a movies all laugh.
VOTE: 7