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Enzo BarboniMusique:
Franco MicalizziActeurs·trices:
Terence Hill, Bud Spencer, Buffy Dee, David Huddleston, Riccardo Pizzuti, Faith Minton, Dan Rambo, Susan Teesdale, Dan Fitzgerald, Al Nestor (plus)VOD (1)
Résumés(1)
Rosco et Doug sortent de prison, leur rencontre dans un bar va marquer le début d'une équipée à deux. Réussissant à échapper aux policiers, ils arrivent à l'aéroport où ils usurpent l'identité de deux passagers agents secrets et s'envolent pour miami. A leur arrivée, le chef de la CIA les recrute, croyant que ce sont les meilleurs espions qui existent. Ils deviennent alors supers agents et endossent le rôle de millionnaires texans pour accomplir leur dangereuse mission: infiltrer la mystérieuse organisation de K1. (AB International Distribution)
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Critiques (3)
The only "problem" with this Bud and Terence flick is that there’s nothing particularly iconic about it. The music? Classic. The plot? You've seen it a thousand times. The brawls? You know the drill. But you know what? Even if they were starring in a documentary about sloths, it would still be a joy to watch those two together.
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It has some very good moments, such as the arrival of the wealthy Texans at the hotel and the perfectly obvious boarding of the baggage cart, but otherwise Go For It is quite possibly the worst Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill film I've seen. I had never seen it up to this point and I have not missed anything crucial. You can tell from a number of moments that it was supposed to be a parody of spy movies (the "Bond" music suggests this), but that didn't work very well. Humor has been overtaken by awkwardness.
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One of the better comedies from Bud Spencer and Terence Hill. Or that features them. Their meeting is accidental, but it leads to such an unreal chain of events that it's almost unbelievable what the writers have come up with. The pair are traditionally entertaining and I was entertained from start to finish. They don't make comedies like that anymore.
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