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在西(xī )伯利(lì )亚(🛁)，一(🌲)(yī )枚核弹(dàn )头被美(💗)国黑市军火商康兹（(🔘)方•基默(mò ) Val Kilmer 饰）一(yī(🎈) )伙夺(duó(🏖) )走(🗣)。美(měi )国方面的吉姆(👓)上(😉)校迅速前往厄瓜多(📧)尔(📻)(ěr )，在(zài )那(nà )里找(zhǎ(🌶)o )到(🏈)了传(chuán )说中的顶尖(🕍)特(🏨)工马克•鲁柏（威(😕)尔•福特(tè ) Will Forte 饰(shì )），委(🚌)托他(tā(💀) )解决核弹危机(🔧)。十年前(🏅)与(🍈)康兹有杀妻(qī )之仇(💊)(chó(🀄)u )的(de )马克(kè )决定再(zà(🐂)i )出(⛷)江湖，他召来了自己(🍪)的(🐭)梦幻团队，不料因(yī(🎮)n )粗心(xīn )大意导(dǎo )致所(📦)有(yǒu )队友死亡。为避免(🏍)任务取(🛌)消(🔉)，狂妄的(de )马克(kè )只(zhī(🐺) )得(🥀)低(dī )声下气(qì )跪求(💕)自(🎯)己看不起的新丁特(㊙)工(🌱)派波（瑞(ruì )恩•菲(👿)(fē(🎿)i )利普(pǔ ) Ryan Phillippe 饰）和(hé )自(😿)己组队，加上他的好友(💷)维琪（克里(lǐ )斯汀(tī(🦊)ng )•韦格(🔝)(gé(👘) ) Kristen Wiig 饰），马克总算拼凑(🚽)成(🐪)一个三人小组向康(⛄)兹(🌽)(zī )发起(qǐ )进(jìn )攻。行(📚)事(🍜)风(fēng )格毫无章法可(⚓)言的马克几乎搞砸了(📤)整(zhěng )个任务(wù )，令(lìng )他(💀)很快(kuà(🏡)i )被(🎵)吉姆上校踢出局，但(📈)这(🔉)并不能阻止(zhǐ )马克(😸)拯(👾)(zhěng )救核(hé )弹头瞄(miá(🐫)o )准(🖊)下华(huá )盛顿人民的(🚏)雄(🌻)心壮志…… 根据鲁(😸)迅同(tóng )名小(xiǎo )说(shuō )改(🤽)编(biān )。 Don Salvatore Savastano, a boss involved in the smuggling of contraband cigarettes, is forced to watch four masked robbers kill his wife and his only son in a restaurant where he and his family are celebrating the young boy's first Holy Communion. From that moment on Don Salvatore has no other purpose in life but to get his revenge on the four assassins. Sure, it's a simple trifle in film history, if even that, and seeing Sangue di sbirro today is at best mildly entertaining. For although made in the heyday of the Italian crime genre this one is no zenith. Dan Caputo (George Eastman of dubious Antropophagus-fame) arrives in New York to avenge the death of his father, a cop involved with the mafia. Dan clears up the murder (and kills what seem like some 30 people) with help of local mob boss Duke (Jack Palance) and then flies back to wherever he came from. Possibly there is a bit more to the story, but the script is so confused so there is little point in trying to describe the goings-on. Suffice to say there is a little romance, brief scenes childhood reminiscing, and a helluva lot of shoot outs. Some of which are quite exiting in a cheapo euro trash way. The highlight of the film is definitely the opening scene at the airport when Dan arrives during some sort of terrorist attack simply to shoot his way through it. All in all it's not a badly done revenge film technically, and it's clichéd in the best sense of the word, but it suffers from some seriously dragging scenes, and a poorly executed whodunit sub plot, which slows the whole thing down. Only recommended for the die-hard fan of Italian 70's crime films. Hildegard Knef gives us one of the best interpretations for the Empress of Russia. But Elisabeth Bergner with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. in "Catherine the Great (1935)" and Louise Dresser with Rudolph Valentino (!) as The Black Eagle in "The Eagle (1925)" are good as well. Sergio Fantoni is not a super-star as Fairbanks or Valentino but he is a good cast as Orloff. The ball-room scenes, the costumes and the uniforms are good (Walter Patriarca was the costume-designer). Umberto Lenzi, the director, and the script-writer Malatesta deliver us a fine historical movie with passion and adventure. Blanca va a casarse por segunda vez. Su anterior matrimonio fue anulado. Pero la noche antes de la pedida decide huir. En la estación se encuentra con su antiguo marido. Hace varios anos que no se ven. Los dos siguen queriéndose. Pasan la noche juntos. Pero todo sigue igual. 一个富有(🛄)的巴黎(💈)男(🥑)人在小镇上买了(le )房(🔕)子(🚧)(zǐ )，赢得(dé )了当地(dì(💼) )居(🐤)民的尊重，同时也爱(⌛)上(😞)了一位光彩(cǎi )照人(🧕)(ré(🐊)n )的(de )女士(shì )。但是(shì )，他(🛺)是一个特殊的、从事(😋)危险行(📱)业(🔺)的(de )生意人(rén )，巴(bā )黎(👄)和(📽)小(xiǎo )镇的生活不可(😱)避(🍼)免地交叉在了一起(👩)…(🐪)… The Last Desperate Hours benefits immensely from two great leading performances; chiefly Antonio Sabato in the lead role. Sabato fits his character like a glove and comes across excellently as the detestable sleazebag at the centre of the film. He gets great backup from Pier Paolo Capponi as the lead cop on the case. The atmosphere created by Giorgio Stegani is just great and he manages to create an impression of Milan that is as downtrodden and corrupt as the lead character. The film features the Spaghetti style that most genre fans will appreciate - the score by Gianni Marchetti is truly memorable. The plot flows quickly throughout and none of the ninety minute running time is wasted. The director ensures that we always know the central figure is on a deadline and he keeps things interesting by keeping up the cat and mouse game between cop and criminal, as well as implementing a good few murder scenes - one involving a medical saw is a particular highlight! It all boils down to a surprising, yet fitting ending and overall this crime flick is one of the best Eurocrime entries that I've seen and is well worth the trouble of tracking down!