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00-2 MOST SECRET AGENTS is an example of the kind of film that Lucio Fulci was making twenty years before his horror heyday. It's a witless vehicle for Italian comedy act Franco and Ciccio, a kind of Chuckle Brothers for Italian cinema audiences, who bumble and burble their way through a preposterous plot involving them being mistaken for Russian agents. The humour is silly and only occasionally amusing and I found this lacking the broader appeal of, say, the Hill and Spencer movies, although there's a lot of glamour in the form of shapely bikini girls.