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Résumé du film Dans le palais de ses ancêtres, le prince africain Akeem de Zamunda s'ennuie ferme. Entouré de courtisanes et de serviteurs prêts à satisfaire ses moindres désirs, il doit épouser une fille de bonne famille, docile et stupide. Mais Akeem entend trouver lui-même la femme de sa vie, intelligente et indépendante. Son père, le roi Jaffe Joffer, lui accorde un sursis. Il part alors pour New York avec son cousin Semmi. Lire la suite L'avis de TéléLoisirs Avec ses numéros de music-hall des plus inégaux et sa mise en scène très ...

1988 | 117 minutes | Rated R Eddie Murphy stars in the 1988 classic “Coming to America.” Murphy plays Akeem the prince of the African nation of Zamunda. The film begins with Akeem being awakened in the usual royal manner on the morning of his twenty first birthday. James Earl Jones portrays Akeem’s father, King Jaffe. Akeem has never left the kingdom and is growing tired of his royal pampering and is wanting to begin doing things for himself. During breakfast, Akeem is informed that today he will meet his bride.  Upon meeting his bride, Akeem is disappointed to learn that sh...

“Coming 2 America” perfectly illustrates the fundamental problem with any and every sequel: having to live up to the film before it.   Since “Coming To America” was released in the summer of 1988, every aspect of American culture has shifted, deviated, and been remixed multiple times along with nearly every aspect of society itself. Haircuts are no longer $8, people don’t carry around a walkman anymore, and the Knicks really suck (though things are starting to look up a little bit). Obviously, countless things have changed over time, and with 33 years of build-up, this movie was f...

‘Coming 2 America': All the Callbacks and Easter Eggs You Might Have Missed And the story behind that sneaky “Trading Places” cameoSamson Amore | March 8, 2021 @ 9:05 PM Photo Courtesy of Amazon Studios Eddie Murphy’s “Coming 2 America” is a comedy reboot that doesn’t shy away from callbacks. The sequel, which arrived last week, is loaded with references, innuendos and outright repeat jokes from the 1988 original, like the classic Mets jacket getup and even some recycled old footage. Some of the gags are hard to spot if you — like many viewers — were busy taking in the ...

More than three decades after the original blockbuster Eddie Murphy (in all his guises) returns to conquer anew