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Bucky is a small town grocery bagger, going nowhere in life -- until he discovers that his conservative parents were once adult film stars! Armed with the belief that he has found his destiny, Bucky packs up and heads out to LA, hoping to follow in his parents' footsteps. MPAA Rating: R Rated R for for pervasive crude sexual content, language and some nudity. 2011 Columbia Pictures Industries ...
Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star (Bucky Larson: Nâ p'r èsar na stéla) l'è na cumèdia vulgaròta americàna dal 2011 ad Tom Brady, numinàda a sinc Razzie Awards. Cl'òpra chè, prudóta p'r Adam Sandler , l'è custàda nóṿ migliòṅ ad dòlar e la 'n à pò muciâ sù sōl dū e mèś.
Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star er en amerikansk komediefilm produceret af Happy Madison Productions og udgivet af Columbia Pictures. Adam Sandler , Allen Covert , og Nick Swardson (som filmens hovedrolle-skuespiller) skrev manus og Tom Brady instruerede.
Available on iTunes. Innocent Midwesterner Bucky Larson (Nick Swardson) works in a dead-end job as a grocery bagger and has never even kissed a girl. Obviously, his life is going nowhere. While watching a stag film with his buddies, he discovers that his conservative parents (Edward Herrmann, Miriam Flynn) were once porn stars.
9 set 2011 · Bucky is a small town grocery bagger, going nowhere in life – until he discovers that his conservative parents were once adult film stars! Armed with the belief that he has found his destiny, Bucky packs up and heads out to LA, hoping to follow in his parents’ footsteps.(Columbia Pictures)
2 mar 2021 · Bucky Larson is undoubtedly one of those, but the film makes him the butt of every joke, and Swardson doesn’t have the charisma necessary to rise above it. Nobody wants to watch a film where the protagonist gets kicked around in search of redemption when they’re too annoying to be redeemed, and especially not when their redemption involves any of the disgustingly stupid acts on display in ...
Putrid and completely unfunny, 'Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star' is a torturous exercise for a viewer. I can't count the times I wanted to walk out of this ghastly excuse for a movie.
