Euros Vision Song Contest: The history of Fire saga has a winner, and not the leads of the film

Euros Vision Song Contest: The history of Fire saga has a winner, and not the leads of the film

Forget superstars of comedy; the supporting players are the true gift of comedy for us, especially in the vehicle Will Ferrell Euro Vision Song Contest: The History of Fire saga. to enter and possibly the Euro Vision Song Contest, the winner of the television competition international songwriting, a large audience in many parts of draws: Ferrell and Rachel McAdams star as song Lars Erick and Sigrit Ericksdottir two Icelandic misfits with a rich voice and a dream unless the US does not get so bad world through a couple of shots of the scene and Sigrit cHANCE Lars-presumably terrible singer, even if they sound a chance to the big prize. Then they are derailed by a failure after another in a routine that requires the air to appear, breaking tree Lars’ and he falls to the ground, hilarious! When you finally make the duo to the Euro Vision for the final phase, learns that Sigrit Lars, which extended the torque design, shawl around a few feet costumes dangerous; she approaches a style of Isadora Duncan to meet at the end, and even though the director David Dobkin exaggerated slapstick gags emphasizes proportions, it is still fun. There is also a subplot involving goofy Lars refusal to confirm Sigrit missed him. Although the discrepancy between the hyperbolic sweet, charming Sigrit and uncomfortable Lars is clearly gags, it is still almost impossible to have any emotional investment in these two. But wait second banana to the rescue! In a flash of brocade and velvet vampire Dandy Dan Stevens (perhaps best known as the hapless Matthew Crawley in the early hours of Downton Abbey) presents as vain Hottie Russian billionaire Alexander crooner Lemtov. During the tests take Lemtov the groundwork for his pyrotechnic-heavy number “Lion of Love”, the stage like a zoo cat crept into heat. He threw message to Sigrit; She is flattered, but resists. In his faux-Russian accent, as ornate as an imperial samovar, promises her many riches- “villas, palaces, Wi-Fi in every room,” and again, Sigrit sticks with Lars. Their loss. As Lemtov, Stevens is so absurd lascivious, that seeing the film, often every time you present, these expenses to happiness. gazelles innocent look all over the world.