This is one of those cases where you can see the comedy talent of Louis De Funes. Some may not realize it much now, especially those who didn't watch his movies I assume, but he was quite the big comedy star back in the day. And while I did not live in his heydays to I guess enjoy them - let's say I saw them way later than they usually were released. And I only had the german dub in my head until I rewatched a few of his classics recently. His german dub voice did a fantastic voice, but it was nice hearing his own voice for once too.
I almost rated this higher but there is a scene of almost complete vile and something that is borderline torture ... I reckon it was supposed to also be funny but I personally don't like these scenes, even though I know they are part of a movie. Anyhow, that scene is important because it sets our main character back in a "duel", which he wants to win strongly. And that is what makes this movie so funny ... that and Louis being Louis! With the addition of a son and some other side stories there of course
I almost rated this higher but there is a scene of almost complete vile and something that is borderline torture ... I reckon it was supposed to also be funny but I personally don't like these scenes, even though I know they are part of a movie. Anyhow, that scene is important because it sets our main character back in a "duel", which he wants to win strongly. And that is what makes this movie so funny ... that and Louis being Louis! With the addition of a son and some other side stories there of course