5º – Beverly Hills Ninja (Dennis Dugan, 1997)
A man, completely maladjusted, created with ninjas, decides to try to help in the rescue of a beautiful young woman. In the course of the mission, the man will get involved in the most diverse confusions, always exacerbating what was already terrible. A shallow comedy that uses a more physical humour, ‘Beverly Hills Ninja’ provokes real laughter from the spectator for a simple detail: the hilarious presence of Chris Farley as protagonist. Guaranteed fun for that most tedious day.
4º – Jingle All the Way (Brian Levant, 1996)
After disappointing his wife and small child several times for excessive professional obligations, a man hopes to earn his redemption by buying an incredible doll to give to the child at Christmas. The problem is that he forgets to buy the toy, leaving the task of finding something practically impossible for Christmas Eve. No matter the sense of weakness exposed by the script and some exaggerated scenes. Here, all the brightness of the film is found in the remarkable presence of Arnold Schwarzenegger in front of the protagonist and all that unique Christmas atmosphere that emanates at each level.
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