After watching the very cumbersome and pointless original, I was hoping at least the music would be gone for the sequel. But no, it's there and I must endure another hundred minutes of those painful sounds that include whistling and ba da ba over and over, sounds that will give you a hangover even if you are not having a glass of chianti with it. But Rossana Podestà is back with all of her wild fashions, and that one makes this worth a one time look.
Different devices set up another caper plot that takes you pretty much on a very similar journey, although thankfully with different locations so you can explore some of that great European scenery. Plots in films like this really don't matter. All you end up doing is looking at the scenery, the wild costumes and thrilled to the various car chases. This time, the robbery occurs through the hijacking of a bank train car that comes out of its own private tunnel, so it's not exactly the same but not much different.
Different devices set up another caper plot that takes you pretty much on a very similar journey, although thankfully with different locations so you can explore some of that great European scenery. Plots in films like this really don't matter. All you end up doing is looking at the scenery, the wild costumes and thrilled to the various car chases. This time, the robbery occurs through the hijacking of a bank train car that comes out of its own private tunnel, so it's not exactly the same but not much different.