Review of The Italian Job (1969) by Matthew J — 14 Feb 2013
Oh what a strange concoction of delight 'The Italian Job' is. I can bet you never saw anything like it in your entire life. It combines great car chases, funny dialogue and slapstick worth of the great Buster Keaton himself.
To top it all of we have the never so fantastic Noel Coward as the crime lord Mr. Bridger who is just a few steps over-the-top in the most fantastic way. Also present is the soon to be great Michael Caine fresh off Alfie to give us one more fantastic character to remember.
This review of The Italian Job (1969) was written by Matthew J on 14 Feb 2013.
The Italian Job has generally received positive reviews.
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