http://www.ushopcooler.com Finding You The Best Deals On Home Garden And Electronics Mon, 12 Sep 2011 19:06:09 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=363 http://www.ushopcooler.com/rat-race/ http://www.ushopcooler.com/rat-race/#comments Mon, 23 May 2011 22:25:32 +0000 uShopcooler http://www.ushopcooler.com/rat-race/ A Las Vegas, Donald Sinclair, proprietario di un casinò ha un'idea per coinvolgere facoltosi scommettitori: organizzare una gara fra sei persone qualsiasi scelte a caso. Chi di loro raggiungerà per primo Silver City nel New Mexico, sciroppandosi 700 miglia, vincerà 2 milioni di dollari. Regole? Nessuna!

]]> http://www.ushopcooler.com/rat-race/feed/ 1 http://www.ushopcooler.com/rat-race-dvd-2002-2/ http://www.ushopcooler.com/rat-race-dvd-2002-2/#comments Sun, 15 May 2011 17:04:13 +0000 uShopcooler http://www.ushopcooler.com/rat-race-dvd-2002-2/ Rat Race ought to be far less enjoyable than, in the end, it is. Studded with C-list stars, it has a heartless and derivative premise: a group of no-hopers racing across country for a stash of money for the amusement of a casino owner (John Cleese) and a group of high rollers who will bet on anything. Yet their adventures along the way are inventive: for example, lost in the desert Cuba Gooding Jr ends up stealing a coach only to find it full of Lucille Ball impersonators who go "Waaah!" in chorus whenever anything goes wrong. Even the slapstick is inventive: director Jerry Airplane Zucker and writer Andy Breckman do interesting things with hot-air balloons, a narcoleptic Rowan Atkinson, emergency organ transporters and Hitler's Mercedes Benz. All of the characters, from Breckin Meyer's smugly careful lawyer to Seth Green's shabby little con man, discover in the end that they have hearts, that some things are more important than money and that sometimes it is the journey that matters. Of course, these are all colossal sentimental clichés and yet the film has a sweet-natured quality that sells them to us. On the DVD: Rat Race is presented with a widescreen aspect ratio of 2.35:1 and Dolby 5:1 sound that delivers all of the snappy dialogue clearly. It comes with generous extras, including a gag reel, the theatrical trailer, an outtake where Seth Green completely fails to keep a straight face, a good-humoured interview with writer and director, a disappointing making-of documentary and some deleted scenes (with a couple that should not be missed). --Roz Kaveney

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