Daniel prepares the funeral of his late father, giving himself to the holy sacraments quoted friends and family. However, a medication error with one of the attendees, and the appearance of a stranger with a suspicious affinity with the late, threaten to turn the funeral into chaos. 
Frank Oz, best known for his work as a puppeteer with Jim Henson and the creator of Yoda, who as director gives us a comedy of English airs, you can remember Love Actually and Four Weddings and a Funeral, but it is a entertaining mixture of humor and simple English, American humor, including some that another passenger eschatological and black humor that starts with this mix we smile. The film takes the tragic backdrop of a funeral to show the bickering among family and friends and serve as a guide for a series of gags and crazy situations, sprinkled with hallucinogenic substances and politically incorrect connection to tap the still more absurd story exacerbating the poor son of late that looks like it will not prevent the burial of his father will become a circus, while he has to deal with personal issues of being in the shadow of his brother, a renowned novelist and not having enough money to buy a house with his wife. The actors, most of them British, are brilliant in their performances, noting simply for the role of the character, Alan Tudyk, the interpretation of gestures is one of the most will make us laugh and enjoy this comedy. No one can say that Death at a Funeral, is comedy of the year, but surely, is above the average of what we usually offer the billboard, exceeding by far, in my opinion, the recent Superbad. without having to constantly resort to sex, or profanity and behavior chuleria thugs, Death at a Funeral, on merit get more fun and more work than this and other American comedies that ultimately end up resorting to the typical round nut to loosen the moral of friendship or love, here comes the moral of last words, but it goes completely unnoticed ... well, I took another, careful self-medication.
Frank Oz, best known for his work as a puppeteer with Jim Henson and the creator of Yoda, who as director gives us a comedy of English airs, you can remember Love Actually and Four Weddings and a Funeral, but it is a entertaining mixture of humor and simple English, American humor, including some that another passenger eschatological and black humor that starts with this mix we smile. The film takes the tragic backdrop of a funeral to show the bickering among family and friends and serve as a guide for a series of gags and crazy situations, sprinkled with hallucinogenic substances and politically incorrect connection to tap the still more absurd story exacerbating the poor son of late that looks like it will not prevent the burial of his father will become a circus, while he has to deal with personal issues of being in the shadow of his brother, a renowned novelist and not having enough money to buy a house with his wife. The actors, most of them British, are brilliant in their performances, noting simply for the role of the character, Alan Tudyk, the interpretation of gestures is one of the most will make us laugh and enjoy this comedy. No one can say that Death at a Funeral, is comedy of the year, but surely, is above the average of what we usually offer the billboard, exceeding by far, in my opinion, the recent Superbad. without having to constantly resort to sex, or profanity and behavior chuleria thugs, Death at a Funeral, on merit get more fun and more work than this and other American comedies that ultimately end up resorting to the typical round nut to loosen the moral of friendship or love, here comes the moral of last words, but it goes completely unnoticed ... well, I took another, careful self-medication. Death at a Funeral
Death at a Funeral (2007)
Director: Frank Oz
Guion: Craig Dean
Cast: Matthew Macfayden (Daniel), Rupert Graves (Robert), Alan Tudyk (Simon)
Producer: Sidney Kimmel Entertainment
Duration: 90 min
Nationality: US / UK
7.5 / 10
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