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Death at a Funeral (2010)

Death at a Funeral (2010)

2010

An American re-make the 2007 Brit comedy of the same name.

Daniel (Chris Rock) returns home after the death of his father and - as the most responsible member of a highly dysfunctional family - he’s busy trying to keep it all together. Things start badly when the wrong coffin arrives, get worse when his successful but reckless novelist brother (Martin Lawrence) tells him he can’t help pay for the funeral, and slide even further downhill when his cousin’s new boyfriend accidentally takes some hallucinogens. When a mysterious dwarf (Peter Dinklage, from the The Station Agent and the original Death at a Funeral) takes Daniel aside at the funeral to reveal a secret affair with his dead father, things really begin to plummet.

Starring Chris Rock, Martin Lawrence, Danny Glover, Luke Wilson, Regina Hall, Tracy Morgan, James Marsden, Peter Dinklage, Zoe Saldana, Columbus Short

Directed by Neil LaBute ('Nurse Betty', 'The Wicker Man')

Written by Dean Craig

Re-make, Comedy | Origin: USA | Official Site »

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  • Be original and stay original...

     3

    Sachin

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    the original british one is the best of its kind and this is shame toto see the remake of the such a good latest classic.

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  • Disgustingly primitive and theft !!!!!!!

     1

    Gerd

    Nobody (?)

    One of the best English comedies directed by Frank Oz 2007 copied by the word in 2010 and downgraded to primitive American humour. A classic example how to steal and then change a beautiful movie to make it suitable for people with an IQ under that of a German shepherd.

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    AmericaSux

    Nobody (?)

    Why remake it?
    The original was brilliant.
    I guess Americans like to repeatedly prove they are stupid, because they are too stupid to realise that we already know they are stupid.

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  • CRACK UP !

     5

    Josey

    Nobody (?)

    hahahhahahhahahahha

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  • Oh dear.

     1

    Mark

    Nobody (?)

    Please don't degrade the original down to unfunny racial american humour. Please, don't ever remake a good film that isn't even ten years old yet. Please, just call the whole thing off as a hoax and I will sleep well tonight.

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  • Why?????

     1

    Dan

    Nobody (?)

    Are they running out of ideas already, its a shame if they have to rip off a funny brittish film that isn't even that old

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  • Hahaha?

     1

    JJim

    Nobody (?)

    I remake of a british film, for american audiences? haha pathetic, because we don't all speak english right. They just some black american guys to repeat the dialogue from the good movie? wtf hollywood

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  • funny

     3

    kris

    Nobody (?)

    my hand is stuck haha dats a new one

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    jake

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    american remakes yea nah!

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  • Here here!

     1

    Elodie

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    I agree with Aaron. There is no way that the American version will come even close to the original British one.

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