Golpe de Tiras

Título original: Les ripoux

1984
R
1 h 47 min

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Thierry Lhermitte and Philippe Noiret in Golpe de Tiras (1984)

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Um policial veterano moderadamente corrupto ensina a arte do suborno ao seu jovem parceiro. O novato se mostra um aluno extremamente competente, e logo supera o professor.Um policial veterano moderadamente corrupto ensina a arte do suborno ao seu jovem parceiro. O novato se mostra um aluno extremamente competente, e logo supera o professor.Um policial veterano moderadamente corrupto ensina a arte do suborno ao seu jovem parceiro. O novato se mostra um aluno extremamente competente, e logo supera o professor.

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Erros de gravação
René waits in the police car. He sees someone and sounds the car horn. The person comes over to the car and talks to him through the car window. He gives him a tip for a horse race. In the next shot, René drives the car over the pavement to bet on the horse. However, the person who has given him the tip has miraculously disappeared.

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Featured in Fan des années 80: 1984 #3 (2012)

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Needs Subtitles

I purchased the DVD box set of Les Ripoux and Ripoux Contre Ripoux, its first sequel (there is now a third, Ripoux 3). To my horror, it only has the French language track, no English anything, to include subtitles. The had subtitles in the theater, so is it a French government plot that they cannot put them on DVD? Otherwise, I'll say that Les Ripoux is one of the best French comedies of all time, along with Grand blond avec une chaussure noire, "The Tall Blond Man With One Black Shoe", and its sequel. Which I would also like to have if I could get subtitles for them! (For those who have seen the Tom Hanks version of the latter, while funny, I found it to be too Americanized and think the original version was better.)