Going Berserk

1983
R
1 h 24 min

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5,1/10

2,1 mil

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A drummer/chauffeur engaged to a congressman's daughter encounters a sleazy film director, the leader of an aerobics cult, and other crazed characters during the days leading up to his wedding.

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Um baterista/motorista, noivo da filha de um congressista, encontra um diretor de cinema desprezível, que é líder de um culto de aeróbica e outros personagens enlouquecidos, dias antes do se... Ler tudoUm baterista/motorista, noivo da filha de um congressista, encontra um diretor de cinema desprezível, que é líder de um culto de aeróbica e outros personagens enlouquecidos, dias antes do seu casamento.Um baterista/motorista, noivo da filha de um congressista, encontra um diretor de cinema desprezível, que é líder de um culto de aeróbica e outros personagens enlouquecidos, dias antes do seu casamento.

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5,1/10

2,1 mil

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Trailer 1:45

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Curiosidades
John Candy was supposed to write the script but never finished it.

Erros de gravação
The rap song during the opening credits states that John and Chick's limousine is black. In the film proper, it is actually silver with a gray vinyl roof.

Citações
Grandmother Reese: You're fat! My husband was fat. He's dead now. You must eat like a pig!
John Bourgignon: A pig. Yeah, yeah.
Grandmother Reese: Cigarettes'll kill you. My husband smoked, you know. He died from smoking too much.
John Bourgignon: I thought you said he died 'cause he was fat!
Grandmother Reese: He was fat, with bad lungs.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
The entire plot of the movie is told in a rap song during the opening credit:

Well John's the lead in this meaty scene He's the Candyman, if you know what I mean. And he drives a long black limousine With his sidekick Chick! [car horn sound] Now John's the drummer out in the street, But the man can't even keep a beat So he spins his wheels to make ends meet. You got it? [Woman's voice: "Huh?"] Stay with me now! John's got a pretty little fiancée. When her daddy's trying to pull a power play, And if Big Daddy gets his way, Our man John will be wearing cement shooooooes!

Versões alternativas
Some television broadcasts have expanded scenes.

Conexões
Featured in The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: Barbara Walters/David Steinberg (1983)

Trilhas sonoras
AEROBICS THEME
(Reach Higher for Beauty, Peace, Money, and Sucess)
Performed by Dixie Carter

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Avaliação em destaque

5/10

SCTV goes to the movies

John Bourgignon (John Candy) and Chick Leff (Joe Flaherty) from Melonville run a limo service. Their friend Sal DiPasquale (Eugene Levy) is a B-movie producer who wants to film John's wedding. John is engaged to Nancy Reese (Alley Mills), the daughter of Congressman Ed Reese (Pat Hingle). Ed is running for president and prosecuting cult leader Rev Sun Yi Day. John gets arrested for fighting in a male strip club. He is forced to go on the run handcuffed to criminal Jerome Willy Muhammed (Ernie Hudson). Sun Yi Day tries to hypnotize John into killing the congressman.

This relies a lot on the comic charms of John Candy. It really doesn't have much more than that. It's very uneven which is similar to SCTV itself. The movie kinda works with Candy. Flaherty is a good sidekick when he's actually on the screen. The movie is disjointed. The plot meanders a lot. It does have some outrageous funny moments.