The old Huns drove it wildly
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | The old Huns drove it wildly |
| Original title | Attila flagello di Dio |
| Country of production | Italy |
| original language | Italian |
| Publishing year | 1982 |
| length | 86 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 12 |
| Rod | |
| Director |
Franco Castellano Giuseppe Moccia |
| script | Franco Castellano Giuseppe Moccia |
| production |
Mario Cecchi Gori Vittorio Cecchi Gori |
| music |
Franz Di Cioccio Franco Mussida |
| camera | Carlo Carlini |
| cut | Antonio Siciliano |
| occupation | |
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The old Huns drove it wild is an Italian comedy film directed by Franco Castellano and Giuseppe Moccia from 1982. It was released on DVD under the title When Women Still Had Tails .
action
2000 years ago the Huns camped north of Milan . While a small horde is hunting pigs, the Romans destroy their village and take all the women with them. When they return, the Huns discover that all of the horses have been stolen. So their king decides to march to Rome and take revenge.
The sorceress Columbia predicts the king of the Huns that a legendary king named Attila will lead a glorious campaign against the Romans. From this point on, the king calls himself Attila. Meanwhile, the Hunnin Uraia escapes when the general Fusco Cornelio tries to seduce her. She also meets Columbia, who tells her to support Attila and gives her a magical sword. Attila and his entourage kill all Roman soldiers at a border post and march on when Uraia joins them. But Attila exchanges her for a boat trip to shortly before Rome, so that Fusco can arrest her again. At a wedding ceremony, however, she is able to flee again and rush to help Attila. In the meantime, it raids a Roman settlement and then destroys an aqueduct .
At the gates of Rome, Senator Fabio Massimo is now seeking a conversation with Attila and asks him to end his campaign against Rome in exchange for gold and a barrel of wine mixed with drugs. The completely intoxicated Huns are surrounded and attacked by the Romans. Attila, Uraia, and another Hun survive and fly away in a hot air balloon. However, since this is too heavy, Attila throws his henchman overboard and kisses Uraia.
criticism
“A tens of numbers that is supposed to satirize history in the style of the Asterix series. Continuous anachronisms, some superimposed borrowings from the fantasy wave and, to the point of embarrassment, stupid puns make these clothes an annoying discomfort. "
“When women still had tails 4” goes under a false name, but the audience can expect a stupid classic from the early 80s. Brain-cracked, stupid, but ingenious next to it, wonderful senseless 90 minutes are presented. On the technical side, the positive impression outweighs the picture. "
Web links
- Wild it drove the ancient Huns in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- The old Huns drove it wildly in the online film database
Individual evidence
- ↑ The old Huns drove wildly. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
- ↑ The old Huns drove it wildly splashmovies.de