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When aspiring musicians Lars and Sigrit are given the opportunity to represent their country at the world's biggest song competition, they finally have a chance to prove that any dream worth having is a dream worth fighting for.
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Nobody Wins Solo
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Rated PG-13 for crude sexual material including full nude sculptures, some comic violent images, and language
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Goofs
At the beginning when images of the Eurovision Song Contest 1974 are shown, the voice of the British commentator is heard, despite the fact that the family watching the show is in Iceland. The British commentator's voice could have only be heard in the British transmission by the BBC, in the United Kingdom, so the family couldn't have heard that voice at all. The Icelandic commentator's voice should have been heard instead (or no commentator at all), if Iceland had transmitted the contest at all, since they didn't participate in the competition up until 1986.
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Quotes
Lars Erickssong:
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holding intricately carved knife with shocked look on his face]
Thank you! Enjoy the biscuits! I'll just leave the knife here... in case... you have to... . do other murders!
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Crazy Credits
In the final credits, the name of the actors are shown with the flag of the country where they have their nationality.
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Soundtracks
Coolin' with da Homies
Written by
Savan Kotecha,
Rami Yacoub
Produced by
Savan Kotecha, and
Rami Yacoub for MXM Productions
Performed by
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I expected to HATE this movie and almost turned it off after 10 minutes, but so glad I didn't! This movie is filled with stereotypes, which was a little distracting in the beginning. Isn't this offensive to the people of Iceland?? Then I did my research and found out that it's actually mostly foreigners who think it's offensive to Iceland, while Iceland gets the joke and is having a laugh. Stereotypes and over the top performances ARE Eurovision, so I ended up being glad they ran with it. They had some good Eurovision classic references in there and it was just an overall feel-good movie. I don't remember the last time I actually laughed out loud at a movie from the sheer sillyness of it. It wasn't a so bad it's good type of situation, but just genuinely an enjoyable movie.