Ricchi a tutti i costi

Ricchi a tutti i costi is an absolute delight! Seeing the original cast reunite from The Price of Family felt like catching up with old friends. The chemistry among the Delle Fave family members is palpable, making their antics even more hilarious and heartwarming. Christian De Sica and Angela Finocchiaro once again shine as the chaotic parents trying to save their mother's fortune, while Dharma Mangia Woods and Claudio Colica bring their quirky energy to the mix as the next generation.

The plot is filled with laugh-out-loud moments, especially as the family's plans to foil Nunzio's wedding spiral out of control. The comedic timing is impeccable, and the dark humor is brilliantly balanced with more heartfelt family dynamics. Director Giovanni Bognetti captures the absurdity of the situation without ever losing the warmth that makes this family so endearing.

I had the pleasure of watching it in the original Italian, which truly enhanced the experience. I found that the original language maintained the authenticity and charm of the actors' performances.

Overall, Ricchi a tutti i costi is an enjoyable blend of comedy, chaos, and family love. Whether you're a fan of the first movie or new to the Delle Fave family's antics, this film is sure to entertain. It's a must-watch for anyone looking for a fun, feel-good comedy with a twist of dark humor.

Rich at all costs, in the literal translation into Portuguese of the original Italian title, is a fun, old-fashioned farce in which an entire family plans the death of their grandmother's boyfriend to prevent him from usurping a generous inheritance, for which everyone already had well-defined plans.

We are faced with a typical farce plot, where the incompetence of the murderers seems to lead to certain failure of the family's elaborate criminal plans, with some undeniably fun moments.

A TV movie that has the curiosity of having, in one of the main roles, Christian de Sica, son of the late actor, director and screenwriter Vittorio de Sica.

The price of nonna's inheritance. The european title is ricchi a tutti i costi, which roughly translates to rich at all cost. The family gets together, and talks about what they all want to do with the money they will get when nona dies. But she's still very much alive, and has some surprises of her own! Her new boyfriend nunzio has a record of murdering old, rich women. But grandma won't listen (of course). So the family comes up with a plan to get rid of the boyfriend. But plans never go as you think. Beautiful scenery of tuscany and menorca. Written and directed by giovanni bognetti. His other big film is christmas at all cost! The opening credits of that film state it's based on the french "mes tres chers enfants", by alexandra leclere. It's another family-misunderstanding farce. They are both pretty good! Silly but fun. Currently showing on netflix. Some fun outtakes in the closing credits.

This is dubbed in English. The problem for me was that I have heard those same voices before in other movies, different characters and they didnt really fit the screen personas. It may be a good movie but the dubbing was distracting. I stopped watching after 15 minutes.

I wish that the fact it is dubbed appeared in the description so i could be prepared or skip watching altogether. It does make a big difference. Sometimes their facial expressions dont fit the words spoken.

I have definitely heard the lead female character's voice many times in different dubbed movies. Sometimes it just doesnt work.