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Non sta bene rubare il tesoro
Eurospy crime-comedy with Marie-France Pisier
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Plot Summary
A group of aging petty criminals attempts to pull off one last, ambitious heist involving a legendary treasure. Led by the seasoned but slightly past-his-prime Pasquale, they enlist a variety of quirky characters with specialized skills, facing numerous comedic obstacles and inter-group rivalries. The film follows their elaborate, and often farcical, preparations and execution of the plan, leading to a humorous climax.
Critical Reception
As a late-career film for the iconic Italian comedian Totò, 'Non sta bene rubare il tesoro' was primarily aimed at his dedicated fanbase, offering a familiar blend of slapstick and situational humor. While not considered one of De Sica's or Totò's most profound works, it was generally received as an enjoyable, lighthearted comedy, particularly praised for Totò's enduring comedic presence. Audiences appreciated the nostalgic element and the classic Italian comedy tropes.
What Reviewers Say
Delivers a familiar but satisfying dose of classic Italian slapstick comedy.
Totò's performance remains the highlight, showcasing his timeless comedic charm.
A lighthearted and amusing caper film that relies on character interactions and humorous predicaments.
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Fun Fact
This film was one of Totò's last cinematic appearances, solidifying his legendary status in Italian comedy.
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