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Du mou dans la gâchette
1966 Comedy / Crime / Thriller
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Du mou dans la gâchette
is one of a seemingly endless series of very silly gangster thrillers
made in France in the 1960s, which sought to capitalise on the success
of films such as Les Tontons flingueurs (1963)
and Les Barbouzes (1964).
Like many films of its ilk, this one is seriously handicapped by a
sub-mediocre screenplay that has fewer laughs than a Trappist monk
convention and is directed with no real flair or imagination.
Despite the presence of so many talented comic performers in the cast,
the film fails to be even mildly amusing, and the run-around plot
quickly becomes repetitive and tedious.
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Director:
Louis Grospierre
Starring: Bernard Blier, Jean Lefebvre, Gastone Moschin, Francis Blanche, Marc Lawrence Synopsis
Two small-time crooks, Nicolas Pappas and Léon Dubois, offer
their services to gangster boss Jo Laguerre. When their attempt
to pull off a hold-up ends in dismal failure, Nicolas and Léon
are sent to kill a rival gangster. Laguerre is not impressed when
his two new recruits botch this operation and sends his hitmen after
them.
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