迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなし
監督:Neal Brennan
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしの視聴方法
- Dan S Turpin2025年10月19日In an era when comedy has been sanitized to the point of sterility, "The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard" is a warm beam from heaven; a blast of pure, unfiltered comedic oxygen. This is fearless filmmaking—a movie that understands the first rule of great comedy is that nothing should be sacred, and the second rule is to break that rule repeatedly. Jeremy Piven delivers a performance of such brazen confidence that it borders on the miraculous. As Don Ready, he's created a character who shouldn't work—part snake-oil salesman, part motivational guru, part id given human form—yet Piven makes him utterly magnetic. There's method in his madness, intelligence in his audacity. He's the kind of role that seems custom-built for the Ryan Reynolds school of smirking charm, yet Piven transforms it into something uniquely his own: an arrogant Svengali who can sell you a car and a philosophy in the same breath. But this isn't a one-man show. The ensemble surrounding Piven crackles with energy, each actor seizing their moments with the gusto of performers who know they're in on something special. The screenplay, with its prescient observations about collegiate culture and generational fragility, demonstrates a satirical edge that cuts deeper than its crude surface might suggest. What's most remarkable about "The Goods" is its commitment to its own anarchic spirit. It has clearly studied the textbook of modern sensitivities—not to avoid offense, but to create a comprehensive target list. This is comedy as controlled demolition, methodically ensuring no group escapes unscathed. Some will recoil. Let them. Comedy that fears its own shadow casts no light. This film represents something increasingly rare: laughter without guardrails, jokes without apology, and the kind of comic aggression that our timid age desperately needs but can barely tolerate. It's hilarious, profane, and gloriously incorrect. In other words, it's FUNNY!
- neuroparadox2025年7月29日Are you saying I should pretend to be his son? Because, Brent, that's fucked up. Is it? Or is it fucked down? Funny and forgettable but not nearly as bad as the letterboxd score would lead you to believe like holy fuck, 1.7? Kathryn Hahn alone is worth a perfect score 🥰 I had actually seen before and forgot about it immediately when it came out...which is crazy considering how many now famous are in it. Anyway I saw it was directed by Neal Brennan, and I've been a huge fan of his comedy for nigh a decade (pronounced: deHCaWD). Unregardless, this is the movie where Jeremy Piven gets his hair back after losing it in PCU 15 years earlier. 🙏
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしを視聴
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしに関するトリビア
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしは2009年8月14日に公開されました。
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしはNeal Brennanが監督を務めました。
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしの上映時間は89mです。
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしはAdam McKay, Will Ferrell, Chris Henchy, Kevin J. Messickがプロデューサーを務めました。
Don Ready is many things, but he is best-known as an extraordinary salesman. When a car dealership in Temecula teeters on the brink of bankruptcy, he and his ragtag team dive in to save the day. But what Ready doesn't count on is falling in love and finding his soul.
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしの主要人物はDon Ready (Jeremy Piven), Jibby Newsome (Ving Rhames), Ben Selleck (James Brolin)です。
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしはRと評価されています。
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしはコメディ映画です。
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしは、視聴者によって10点満点中3.7点をつけられています。
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしの予算は$1000万です。
迷ディーラー!?ピンチの後にチャンスなしの興行収入は$1530万です。