Brigitte Bardot,
Carlos López Moctezuma,
Claudio Brook,
Francisco Reiguera,
George Hamilton
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Two song-and-dance girls, working shows in Central America, fall for a Revolutionary leader and help him overthrow the dictator.
DVD Release Date: April 12, 2005
Stats: 51 reviews
Brigitte Bardot and Jeanne Moreau frolic round early 1900's Central America, leading a revolution, blowing things up, and inventing the striptease along the way. Sounds good? Sadly, that's not really the case. Bardot, Moreau and Malle have all done better things.
Malle trying to do his own spaghetti western. This is one of my least favorites of his. Some kind of wacky comical adventure flick set in the Mexican revolutionary. The jokes fall a little flat and the combo of Bardot and Moreau is not a good match, and I'm not talking yet of Geo...( read more)
A movie that started by being very light hearted and sexy turned into something altoether very different. Not sure how much point I found in the story line but it seemed to keep itself moving.
In many ways it's a long way before its time with two feminine character being seen as ...( read more)
It isn't a realistic movie at all, it's all about fantasy and revolution. The 60's French sense of humor is shown on this film and the sexiness that we aren't used to see on western films can be enjoyed here with the beauty of Bardot and Moreau. I like it for de songs, the black ...( read more)
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