Chissà perché... capitano tutte a me

1980
1h 42m

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Bud Spencer in Chissà perché... capitano tutte a me (1980)

Bud Spencer is, as always, getting into fights - especially after getting a job as sheriff. He's looking after a small boy who's actually an extraterrestrial with special abilities thus the ... Read allBud Spencer is, as always, getting into fights - especially after getting a job as sheriff. He's looking after a small boy who's actually an extraterrestrial with special abilities thus the military wants him. Bud's got his hands full.Bud Spencer is, as always, getting into fights - especially after getting a job as sheriff. He's looking after a small boy who's actually an extraterrestrial with special abilities thus the military wants him. Bud's got his hands full.

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5.8/10

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Awards
- 1 win

Trivia
This is a sequel of The Sheriff and The Satellite Kid (1979).

Goofs
When the sheriff gets out of the pickup at his future home no one is around. In the next scene there are two riders on the road.

Quotes
Sheriff Hall: But remember, when a man doesn't keep his promise here on Earth...
H7-25 (aka Charlie Warren): - He gets disintegrated?
Sheriff Hall: Disintegrated? No, if that were the case there'd be hardly be anybody left around.

Alternate versions
West German theatrical version was cut by ca. 5.5 minutes. A similar version was released by Paramount on DVD, this version misses a few seconds more although parts of this footage appear in the TV version.

Connections
Features UFO (1970)

Soundtracks
Mr. Nothingoesright
Written by Guido De Angelis & Maurizio de Angelis'
(uncredited)

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Featured review

6/10

Simple, undemanding fun

First of all, I wouldn't attempt to see this movie without having already seen "The Sheriff And The Satellite Kid" if I were you: it doesn't bother at all with introductions or explanations, it just throws you right into the story: Bud Spencer is a kind of wandering sheriff / guardian angel to an extra-terrestrial kid who can do magic things with a remote-control-like device. The film is pretty much what you'd expect from a Bud Spencer sci-fi comedy: full of endearingly cheesy special effects and slapsticky fight scenes (the highlight is one set in a laundry, with one bad guy going through a pressing machine!). It drags a little in spots and has some pretty poor scene transitions (in one scene the kid stumbles and falls into a lake, next time we see him he's lying on his bed with a fever), but Bud Spencer fans and kids (the primary target audience) should enjoy it. **1/2 out of 4.