Non C'è Due Senza Quattro (1984)
Genre: Action / Comedy
Duration: 99 minuten
Alternative titles: Double Trouble / Vier Vuisten in het Kwadraat / Vier Vuisten in 't Kwadraat
Country:
Italy / Brazil / United States
Directed by: Enzo Barboni
Stars: Terence Hill, Bud Spencer and April Clough
IMDb score:
7,1 (12.884)
Releasedate: 19 October 1984
Non C'è Due Senza Quattro plot
They hire a saxophone player and a stunt flyer for a million to impersonate two businessmen who look like them. The agency specializes in finding doubles for more freedom of movement and action of the originals. Unfortunately, the two, who certainly aren't as elegant as the millionaires, definitely don't get along.
Actors and actresses
Sebastiano Coímbra / Elliot Vance
Antonio Coímbra / Greg Wonder
Olympia Chavez
Double Agency Director
Police Officer
Van der Bosch
Don Tango
Bernardo
Ángel Duarte
Nadiño
Reviews & comments
Theunissen
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- 12322 messages
- 5536 votes
Again just a nice Action / Comedy from the nice duo of Italian Terence Hill and Bud Spencer and of course also youth / teen sentiment.
The story is of course not much and is also quite bland and boring, but despite that the execution is not too bad and there is enough to enjoy the typical humor and action (fist action in combination with exaggerated loud fist sound) of Terence Hill and Bud Spencer. This was one of their last films together and they are also a bit older in this film. It was also more or less the end of their era (their heyday was of course in the 1970s, where they made a film together almost every year) and they were also a bit tired of them. Now I still like to see them, if they are broadcasted again on a German (that's where they sound the best) television channel (usually ARD or ZDF) on a Saturday night.
All in all, just another meritorious film by the fun duo Terence Hill and Bud Spencer and because of the youth sentiment, it gets a passing grade from me.
PS that April Clough used to be a nice appearance and she played a few times in their films as a dumb sexy blonde.
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Don Homer
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- 510 messages
- 1297 votes
The four fists squared are much better than predecessor The four fists run wild (1983) . Although the concept is the same, I think this film is better in all aspects.
Bud the saxophone player and Terence the aviator get an assignment. They have to take on a double role of two rich magnets that they look just like.
The flamboyant action comedy is funnier. The duo is especially less bland. Plus, they're just getting better. The posh types are hilarious at times. Also sometimes because they have a hard time with it (especially Bud Spencer).
These double roles also require more professional camera work with an invisible slit. Also in terms of action, the camera work looks better and the image is smoother.
Finally, unlike the four mad fists, the script is much better put together. A lot more believable while it hardly surrenders in terms of absurdity.
All this taken together, I arrive at an improvement of two half stars compared to the predecessor seen.
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Bobbejaantje
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- 2355 messages
- 2117 votes
Maybe it's not a good idea to rewatch movies from your childhood. I have the impression that Bud & Terence movies don't age very well. It comes across as old-fashioned and cheap. Still, I managed to laugh every now and then. Their dual role as the rich Brazilians was quite entertaining. Fifteen minutes shorter would have been better for viewing pleasure. A problem that more of their films suffer from.
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