All the Moron's Men

Original title: Tutti gli uomini del deficiente

1999
1h 49m

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Gigio Alberti, Andrea Brambilla, Maurizio Crozza, Fabio De Luigi, Ugo Dighero, Giovanni Esposito, Claudia Gerini, Paolo Hendel, and Marina Massironi in All the Moron's Men (1999)

Leone Stella is a videogame billionaire who has lived an exciting life. Feeling close to death, he wants to leave the company to someone named as him, a man Leone Stella or a woman Stella Le... Read allLeone Stella is a videogame billionaire who has lived an exciting life. Feeling close to death, he wants to leave the company to someone named as him, a man Leone Stella or a woman Stella Leone. A big number of contestants gather for a competition where they have to redo some of ... Read allLeone Stella is a videogame billionaire who has lived an exciting life. Feeling close to death, he wants to leave the company to someone named as him, a man Leone Stella or a woman Stella Leone. A big number of contestants gather for a competition where they have to redo some of the adventures of the old man, the winner being the heir of the billionaire. Between them ... Read all

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gwoydean

Aldo, Giovanni and Giacomino makes it all worth watching

Well you have to admit, the grand plot of the movie isn't so interesting, so to make it a good movie, they had to throw in most all of the funny comics in Italy at that time. It is kind of a treat to see cameos and sketches thrown in here and there, and Gialappa's Band as the voices is just too right. On top of all this, Aldo, Giovanni e Giacomo's Japanese gangster sketch...what can you say...I think they should actually make a movie from that. Overall, the movie was ok.

5albertofarina

Average TV fun

The problem with "Tutti gli uomini del deficiente" is: it's not as much a movie as a patchwork of tv-star walk-ons, with the voiced-over comments of the popular Gialappa's Band. Some of the scenes are hilarious enough, but the usual comments of the three Gialappa guys sound pointless enough on material that was supposedly written on a screenplay: on the tv shows the formula kind of works as the Gialappa comments live on programs they are watching on TV. In a movie you'd expect -and you're entitled to expect- some more wit.