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OSS 117 - Lost in Rio

Name: OSS 117 - Lost in Rio
Genre: Adventure, Comedy
Released: May 7, 2010
Duration: 101 min
Rating: 58

2010

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OSS 117: LOST IN RIO

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Music Box Films | Release Date: May 7, 2010

Summary: Twelve years after Cairo, OSS 117 is back on a new mission at the other end of the world. As he tracks down a microfilm that is compromising for the French State, France’s most famous secret agent will have to team up with the Mossad’s most seductive lieutenant-colonel in order to capture a Nazi blackmailer. From Rio´s sunny beaches toTwelve years after Cairo, OSS 117 is back on a new mission at the other end of the world. As he tracks down a microfilm that is compromising for the French State, France’s most famous secret agent will have to team up with the Mossad’s most seductive lieutenant-colonel in order to capture a Nazi blackmailer. From Rio´s sunny beaches to luxuriant Amazonian forests, from the depths of secret grottos to the top of Corcovado’s Christ, a new adventure is about to begin. Whatever the danger, whatever the stakes, you can always count on Hubert Bonisseur de la Bath to find a way out. (Music Box Films)… Expand

Director: Michel Hazanavicius

Genre(s): Adventure, Comedy

Runtime: 101 min

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Boxoffice Magazine Wade Major

Uproariously funny. Read full review

Kerry Lengel

The humor here is on the dry side of zany, and it won't tickle every funny bone, any more than Mike Myers does, or - perhaps a more apt comparison - Terry Gilliam's tart filmic fantasies. But no matter what, you have to admit this mix of lowbrow humor and French erudition has a style of its own. Read full review

Roger Ebert

The movie depends mostly on wild exaggerations of 007, and here it does something right: It shows stunts and special effects that look like they might have been staged in 1967. Read full review

Peter Rainer

All this is mighty silly, but there's something to be said for watching a French movie that, for a change, isn't about l'amour, existential angst, or madness. It's oddly reassuring to know that Hollywood isn't the only place where dithery, disposable spy spoofs are manufactured. Read full review

Mark Feeney

Gallic humor translates splendidly when it comes courtesy of Moliere. The drop-off from that height is very, very steep. Read full review

Betsy Sharkey

I don't know that we actually need Agent OSS 117, but the world is a slightly better place with him around. And the film itself is a harmless trifle -- make that truffle, chocolate of course. Read full review

V.A. Musetto

Sexist, racist humor abounds, with Jews and gays especially taking a beating. I don't always object to non-PC humor -- but I like it to be funny, and here it isn't. Read full review

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diralark

May 26, 2016

very funny movie but it need a open an smart mind. A lot much better than the first episode. Mr Dujardin found his way and I'm waiting for the next episode ^^

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