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THE REVIEW
Based on a story by Tommaso da Lampedusa blabla Il Gattopardo talks about a noble and wealthy Sicilian family blabla
we see their events around the time of the unification of Italy with Garibaldi landing, killing, saying, and doing.
there's Burt Lancaster Alain Deloin la Cardinale there's also Terence Hill and Giuliano Gemma
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MICIATIGRE was right whose review was deleted
This film is a DEADLY PAIN IN THE ASS
3 hours where ALMOST NOTHING happens
Then I recommend the last hour of the film. there's a party everyone dressed up and dancing and eating
AN HOUR LIKE THAT
A REAL PIECE OF SHIT
MICIATIGRE was right
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The review criticizes Luchino Visconti's Il Gattopardo for being a long and dull film where little happens. Despite a notable cast, the reviewer finds the movie tedious, recommending only the last hour, which features a lively party. The tone is sarcastic, highlighting frustration with the film's pacing and content.
Luchino Visconti
Luchino Visconti (1906–1976) was an Italian film, theatre, and opera director. A pioneer of Italian neorealism with Ossessione and La terra trema, he later crafted lavish historical dramas such as Senso, Il Gattopardo, and Morte a Venezia.10 Reviews
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