I'm for the Hippopotamus

In this action-comedy, two friends, former circus acrobats turned successful businessmen, decide to use their wealth to help save a beleaguered zoo. They face off against unscrupulous developers who want to shut down the zoo and build a resort in its place.

This film is a typical example of the popular Bud Spencer and Terence Hill buddy comedies of the era, known for their slapstick humor and good-natured fights. It was generally well-received by fans of the duo, offering lighthearted entertainment. Critics often noted its formulaic plot but praised the chemistry between the leads.

• Offers the expected brand of slapstick action and humor.

• The chemistry between Bud Spencer and Terence Hill is a highlight.

• A light and enjoyable, if predictable, adventure.

Google audience: Audience reviews for this film are scarce, but general sentiment for similar Bud Spencer and Terence Hill films suggests enjoyment of their signature blend of comedy and action, with many appreciating the straightforward plots and comedic fights.

While the film is often listed with Italian actors, Bud Spencer (born Carlo Pedersoli) and Terence Hill (born Mario Girotti) were both Italian actors who achieved international fame for their roles in Westerns and action-comedies, often dubbed into multiple languages for global release.