Un colpo all'italiana

Titolo originale: The Italian Job

1969
T
1h 39min

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Michael Caine and Margaret Blye in Un colpo all'italiana (1969)

Comic caper movie about a plan to steal a gold shipment from the streets of Turin by creating a traffic jam.

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Caper Car Action Heist Action Comedy Crime Thriller

Film sul piano per rubare una spedizione d'oro dalle strade di Torino creando un ingorgo.Film sul piano per rubare una spedizione d'oro dalle strade di Torino creando un ingorgo.Film sul piano per rubare una spedizione d'oro dalle strade di Torino creando un ingorgo.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

7,2/10

52.149

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

POPOLARITÀ

3533

1067

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The Original - There is no comparison.

It is unfortunate that the 2003 film was released with the same name as the 1969 film because it clouds the (unsophisticated) mind with subjective judgment. For everyone who compares the two films - stop! The original was filmed in a different time period and the viewer must make a conscious effort to put him/herself in that state of mind to understand it. The film is pure entertainment, and it accomplishes that with humor and some clever stunts. As viewers, we need to be objective and aware of the differences that have arisen on so many levels as the years have passed.

For those who complain that the premise of the heist is not realistic, it was never supposed to be. Consider that if it had been intended as a realistic portrayal, the crooks would have killed those in their way and taken the loot without concern for collateral damage. The existing plot kept the mood decidedly "all in good fun."

Michael Caine made as good a performance as ever in this film. It is fun for fans of him to see the many different roles he has undertaken in his prolific career.

wharfmatt
5 lug 2004
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Quiz
BMC (British Motor Corp.), owners of the Mini, refused to donate any cars for this movie. The chief of Fiat Motors offered to donate all of the cars needed, including Fiat 500s in place of the Minis. Director Peter Collinson decided that, as it was a very British movie, the cars should be British Minis. Fiat still donated scores of cars for filming, as well as the factory grounds. The authorities refused to close the roads, but the Italian Mafia stepped in and shut whole sections of Turin down for filming. The traffic jams in this movie are real, as are people's actions during them.

Blooper
The bonnet of Charlie's Aston Martin is hinged at the nose of the car. When the car gets thrown off the cliff, the hinges are near the cockpit. This is because the car which was thrown off the cliff was in fact a Lancia Flavia convertible.

Citazioni
[Arthur blows up a truck]
Charlie Croker: You're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!

Versioni alternative
When the first E-Type is crushed on the mountain road, Charlie says, "You just cost him his no claims bonus." For the American release this was dubbed to, "...his insurance bonus."