Film Review: Hot Tub Time Machine (2010)
CONCLUSION: Technically, "Hot Tub Time Machine" is not a good movie, saw the holes in the story and stupidity, but is somewhat more than the sum of its parts, showing a lot of fun.
The Good: you might expect, the stupid comedy with this film its title, in which one, but director Steve Pink retains just enough of the gross-out antics and silly top-over observed to provide a movie that a lot of fun. After threemiddle-aged male friends and a nephew accidentally go back to the '80s, thanks to a supercharged hot tub, have not had an adventure for his business, which leads to hilarious results. First, it seeks to ensure that the time continuum is disturbed, but before long, things do not go according to plan. The sympathy of the cast makes this a winner, with John Cusack, who from the front. Their antics throughout the film, as well as their "knowledge" of time travel through 80 Sci-FiThe movie is hysterical. Another big plus for this film works is the 80 stars who appear here and there with Chevy Chase qualify as cryptic Whirlpool Mechanics and Crispin Glover as the servant with one arm as the great stand out. Glover is the source of a particularly hilarious running gag, where you can see many opportunities for him, where his arm is cut off, but it happens to end in an unlikely place. "Hot Tub Time Machine" is a surprising amountFun.
The bad: The highlight and finale of the film actually did not hit the right note. Although a great imagination, that the loser of the group Lou (Rob Corddry), remains behind in the 80s and uses his knowledge for the future, become a billionaire and change their lives for the better is fun, but somehow saw jokes as "Lougle" (instead of Google) and "Motley Lou" apparently not so funny.
