Don Camillo monsignore... ma non troppo
- 1961
- 1h 49min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
7,0/10
1958
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
Don Camillo, ora vescovo e Peppone, ora senatore, tornano nel comune di Brescello e riaccendono la loro amichevole rivalità.Don Camillo, ora vescovo e Peppone, ora senatore, tornano nel comune di Brescello e riaccendono la loro amichevole rivalità.Don Camillo, ora vescovo e Peppone, ora senatore, tornano nel comune di Brescello e riaccendono la loro amichevole rivalità.
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- Il camionista
- (non citato nei titoli originali)
Trama
Lo sapevi?
- QuizActress Gina Rovere stated in an interview that during filming she used to spend every night playing cards together with Gino Cervi and his wife.
- ConnessioniFollowed by Il compagno Don Camillo (1965)
Recensione in evidenza
Of course, it's a matter of taste, but for me, it's the low point in the DonCamillo series, despite the actors giving great performances as always.
The problem here is the plot. We start with DC and Peppone both "trapped" in Rome - DC in the Vatican, Peppone in the Senate - and both grabbing the opportunity of a small local conflict to hurry back to Brescello. So, the opportunity for fish-out-of-water gags is wasted and the first 15 minutes do exactly nothing to further any plot apart from setting up a running gag (both remain at home much longer than planned, thinking up every kind of excuses not to return to Rome).
Back in Brescello, it's business as usual, quite literally: Many of the episodes are just rehashes of similar ones from films 1 & 2. There's little tension and few (if any) surprises; every subplot develops as expected.
Summaryy: While the film feels like a nice old acquaintance, it fails to hold my attention or bring something new to the world of DonCamillo.
The problem here is the plot. We start with DC and Peppone both "trapped" in Rome - DC in the Vatican, Peppone in the Senate - and both grabbing the opportunity of a small local conflict to hurry back to Brescello. So, the opportunity for fish-out-of-water gags is wasted and the first 15 minutes do exactly nothing to further any plot apart from setting up a running gag (both remain at home much longer than planned, thinking up every kind of excuses not to return to Rome).
Back in Brescello, it's business as usual, quite literally: Many of the episodes are just rehashes of similar ones from films 1 & 2. There's little tension and few (if any) surprises; every subplot develops as expected.
Summaryy: While the film feels like a nice old acquaintance, it fails to hold my attention or bring something new to the world of DonCamillo.
- IndustriousAngel
- 18 apr 2014
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- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 49 minuti
- Colore
- Mix di suoni
- Proporzioni
- 1.37 : 1
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By what name was Don Camillo monsignore... ma non troppo (1961) officially released in Canada in English?
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