Mais qui a re-tué Pamela Rose?

2012
G
1h 30m

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When he receives a call from Bornsville sheriff, telling him Pamela Rose' coffin has been stolen, agent Douglas Riper sees a good occasion to meet again with his former partner Richard Bulli... Read allWhen he receives a call from Bornsville sheriff, telling him Pamela Rose' coffin has been stolen, agent Douglas Riper sees a good occasion to meet again with his former partner Richard Bullit, that he hasn't seen for a long time. Both of them used to be stars of the FBI but are n... Read allWhen he receives a call from Bornsville sheriff, telling him Pamela Rose' coffin has been stolen, agent Douglas Riper sees a good occasion to meet again with his former partner Richard Bullit, that he hasn't seen for a long time. Both of them used to be stars of the FBI but are now completely out of the game, and this inquiry is in fact a trap set up by a guy who hate... Read all

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Trivia
POTUS has four cows in Air Force One: Michelle, Hillary, Jacky and Nancy; the names of previous FLOTUS.

Goofs
The license plate on the fuego car changes from Kentucky to (most likely) West Virginia while at the cemetery, then changes back to Kentucky.

Crazy credits
There is a short blooper after the end credits

Connections
Follows Mais qui a tué Pamela Rose? (2003)

Soundtracks
Big Bisou
Music by Joe Dassin and Bernard Estardy
Lyrics by Claude Lemesle and Jacques Plait
Performed by Carlos

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10/10

How insipid American movies can make great French ones (screen)

This time, my compatriots have it: sure, we love America but we are also fed up with the dull action movie soup we swallow indefinitely from Hollywood. As in the Revolutionary war, it's up to France to come to rescue again.

Thus, this movie brilliantly spoofs and deconstructs all the clichés of the genre: especially Fbouille, Potus, WWF In a way, this French duo has synthesized ZAZ, Monty python, SNL, cartoons and the french tradition of fun and it's indeed a non-stop laughing session: the key of this comedy is that the story is rationale and plausible. A great attention is brought to details (like the constant question about the boyfriend having licked her ...) and the gags come naturally and simply.

It's a pity that they had to shoot in France due to production budget because this part is the less interesting. But over all, I was happy to choose it over the "hobbit" robbing!