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Avanti (1972)

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In this film, we follow a successful businessman on the trip to Italy to dispose for the reappearance of his tycoon-father's body. In this trip, he suddenly discovers a secret that his dad died with his mistress of long standing
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February 02, 2003

It's not vintage Billy Wilder, but even lesser Wilder has wit to spare.
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April 28, 2006

Weak Billy Wilder is worth a watch.
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New York Times
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January 01, 2000

Intermittently funny, charming, cute and, unfortunately, over-long.
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Empire Magazine
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February 13, 2001

Gentle and touching satirical drama with Lemmon on form but without much bite.
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Chicago Reader
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January 01, 2000

This 1972 release is the most underrated of all Billy Wilder comedies and arguably the one that comes closest to the sweet mastery and lilting grace of his mentor, Ernst Lubitsch.
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TV Guide
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August 14, 2007

A delightful romantic comedy, Billy Wilder style, meaning that its romanticism is curdled and its comedy is amusingly dark.
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Time Out
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June 24, 2006

Marvellous performances from Lemmon and Mills.
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Ozus' World Movie Reviews
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December 20, 2005

It has many delightfully absurd moments in which Jack Lemmon and Brit actress Juliet Mills thoroughly exploit to the fullest.
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Bright Lights Film Journal
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March 24, 2009

There is a lot of Billy Wilder in [Avanti!], including the idea that age is a state of mind. The film doesn't all work, [but] when the rigid Armbruster warms up on a sunny rock,... Wilder is telling us something that is more than just fun.
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Film4
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May 24, 2003

A biting farce about an American in Italy, this gets great comic mileage out of Lemmon, Mills and the Mediterranean, but Wilder seems uncertain whether he's laughing with or at his protagonists.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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October 23, 2004

Avanti! isn't a laugh-a-minute kind of a movie, and it's too long by maybe half an hour.
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Combustible Celluloid
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August 01, 2008

Wilder justifies this film's length (144 minutes) with its loving, carefree and even relaxing Italian vacation atmosphere.
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