Los chiflados dan el golpe

A group of lovable but hapless criminals attempts to pull off a series of robberies, each more outlandish and ill-fated than the last. Their schemes invariably go awry due to their own incompetence and a healthy dose of bad luck. Despite their failures, their persistent optimism and comedic interactions keep them trying.

This film is a classic example of Argentine comedy from the 1970s, primarily remembered for its slapstick humor and the iconic performances of its comedic leads. While critically it's not considered high art, it was a significant box office success and remains a beloved film for audiences who grew up with its particular brand of humor.

• Praised for its lighthearted and absurd comedic situations.

• Celebrated for the chemistry and comedic timing of its lead actors.

• Seen as a nostalgic trip back to a popular era of Argentine comedy films.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's consistent humor and the enduring appeal of its stars, with many finding it a perfect example of enjoyable, escapist comedy from its time.

Alberto Olmedo, one of the film's stars, was so popular that his characters often became cultural icons in Argentina, with many of his catchphrases entering the popular lexicon.