eLeKtriK-EyE
Joined Feb 2004
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This series aired also in Greece several years ago, but unfortunately it has been translated into Greek. Subtitles would be better, but anyway.
The Austrians have done a great job, the dog is very clever and Tobias Moretti is ideal for his role.
Apart from the action, the mystery and the whole plot on each episode, passion and humor is also present. I was watching it as a kid, but there are some violent and/or sexual scenes, so parents better be careful with that.
I don't know if the show airs on other countries, but if so give it a shot, I believe it's worth it.
The Austrians have done a great job, the dog is very clever and Tobias Moretti is ideal for his role.
Apart from the action, the mystery and the whole plot on each episode, passion and humor is also present. I was watching it as a kid, but there are some violent and/or sexual scenes, so parents better be careful with that.
I don't know if the show airs on other countries, but if so give it a shot, I believe it's worth it.
I watched this movie accidentally (other theatres were closed during the Easter) but it turned out to be my best choice! I laughed throughout the movie. Gérard Depardieu is giving his best, and so is Jean Reno. The plot is simple, but enough to make you laugh. There are fast changing scenes but that's ok, in fact the director skips the non-funny parts this way :) Only flaw, some violence scenes that could be avoided (gunshots and wounds).
A must-see.
9/10
A must-see.
9/10
While being a classic example of the decadence of Greek cinema, this film is easy to watch and even 20 years later, it is still worth watching it. Tagline: "Koula, poly kwlopaido o Kyriakos" 7/10