Tre uomini e una gamba
- 1997
- 1h 40min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
7.7/10
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThree friends cross Italy by car in order to deliver their boss his dog and a wooden leg.Three friends cross Italy by car in order to deliver their boss his dog and a wooden leg.Three friends cross Italy by car in order to deliver their boss his dog and a wooden leg.
- Premios
- 2 premios ganados y 2 nominaciones en total
Aldo Baglio
- Aldo Baglio
- (as Aldo)
- …
Giovanni Storti
- Giovanni Storti
- (as Giovanni)
- …
Giacomo Poretti
- Giacomo Poretti
- (as Giacomo)
- …
Mohamed El Sayed
- Amin Kaled Assad
- (as Mohamed El Saied)
Opiniones destacadas
Being an italian, often very critical of italian cinema, I must admit that it annoys me to recognize that this movie is absolutely awesome. Each scene, even taken individually, is unforgettable. Despite its simplicity, it is always very intelligent and fun, and perfectly characterizes the best and the worst of Italianness. Even if it has his years now, it's always incredibly current and hilarious. I could be considered a heretic, but I think it is one of the most successful films of its kind, certainly one of the best of the last 30 years, if not always.
Many Italians should see it again and again, maybe they will learn something eventually...
10priapo
Nobody thought the first film of the three comedians could be so amusing and technically good. Nobody thought three comedians coming from TV can make film so well. In my opinion this film reaches peaks that remind Tarantino (!).
If we add to this that the humor of this trio is irresistible we have one of the greatest Italian films of '90s. I love it.
If we add to this that the humor of this trio is irresistible we have one of the greatest Italian films of '90s. I love it.
As a recent Italian emigrant, I was able to fully enjoy this wonderful, sunny movie that has brought back to mind a lot of innuendos and down-to-earth jokes that, certainly, are not meant to be racist: quite the opposite, actually: every joke is firmly tongue-in-cheek.
The authors-actors also dare to play themselves, using their real names: this allows them to freely play with several styles of direction, always from their point of view, which somebody may define iconoclastic. The truth - in my personal opinion - is that they have full confidence in their own sense of humour and thus they have created a homage to more serious movie genres - from neorealism, to westerns, to 50's horror.
This is like Carl Barks when painting with oil: using a formal medium to portray less serious things.
The authors-actors also dare to play themselves, using their real names: this allows them to freely play with several styles of direction, always from their point of view, which somebody may define iconoclastic. The truth - in my personal opinion - is that they have full confidence in their own sense of humour and thus they have created a homage to more serious movie genres - from neorealism, to westerns, to 50's horror.
This is like Carl Barks when painting with oil: using a formal medium to portray less serious things.
The three (four with Mrs. Massironi) best actor-comedians in the Italian performing arts scene decided to make a movie. And it is a blessing. It is just as if you were at one of their live performances: exhilarating. It almost work as a movie (and not only as an excuse for the trio to perform), and the additional possibilities of the new media are used (along with their performance and excellent lines) to create more and more fun.
10naxash
Aldo, Giacomo and Giovanni have to deliver an original Garpetz to a Maffia boss who is gonna be the father-in-law of one of the guys. A Garpetz? Garpetz is a famous sculptor...a VERY funny road movie with several intermezzi develops. At one time, Aldo, the Southern Italian, has a hilarious dream in which he is Dracula and the other guys are Northern Italian Leghisti (separatists). In the beginning, there is a meta-film in which Pulp Fiction is satirized. And there's also a love story in the mix: Giacomo falls in love with Chiara, who sees the Garpetz (it's a leg out of wood, the boss says: "My carpenter could've made it better!")and says: "Ma questo e' un Garpetz!" ("But this is a Garpetz!")The guys wonder: how did she find out? Until Giovanni comes up with the solution: "Se e' un Garpetz, e' una merda!" Don't miss this movie....neo-realism, too, is burlesqued in another meta-film....
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaAldo, Giovanni and Giacomo did not ask for money for their performances, reserving only a percentage of the film's takings.
- ConexionesSpoofs Arroz amargo (1949)
- Bandas sonorasLuci a San Siro
Written and Performed by Roberto Vecchioni
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- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 40 minutos
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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