- Genre
- Comedy
- Year
- 1982
- Runtime
- 1h55
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Don't Play with Tigers
When wealth fades, laughter and chaos remain!
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Synopsis
In the comedic film Don't Play with Tigers (original title: 'Ricchi, ricchissimi... praticamente in mutande'), directed by Mariano Cattaneo, we are introduced to a motley crew of wealthy individuals whose fortunes have taken a turn for the worse. The story follows the antics of a spoiled millionaire, Count Mario, played by the charming Edwige Fenech, as he navigates the chaotic consequences of his lavish lifestyle. As the characters struggle to maintain their status amidst economic upheaval, absurdity and humor ensue. Set against a backdrop of opulent mansions and extravagant parties, the film blends slapstick comedy with sharp social commentary about the pitfalls of excessive wealth. With a series of misunderstandings, outrageous situations, and comical twists, 'Don't Play with Tigers' serves as a lighthearted reminder of the impermanence of wealth and the importance of staying grounded. As the characters confront their realities, laughter and revelations intermingle, making it a delightful watch for fans of Italian comedy.
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Reviews
Critics have had varied responses to 'Don't Play with Tigers,' with some appreciating its comedic elements and others finding it lacking in substance. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.5/10, indicating a mixed reception. One user review on Rotten Tomatoes noted, 'Edwige Fenechโs charm is the highlight of the film, bringing her character to life with wit and humor. However, the plot often feels predictable.' Another critic mentioned, 'While the film offers some entertaining moments, the overall narrative lacks depth, making it feel more like a collection of sketches than a cohesive story.' Metacritic users have also expressed their split opinions, with some embracing the campy style, stating that 'the over-the-top performances are what Italian cinema fans crave.' Overall, while Don't Play with Tigers may not resonate with everyone, it does have its share of loyal followers who appreciate its light-hearted approach to wealth and excess, embodying the essence of 80s Italian comedy.
