Che notte, ragazzi!

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Here is the plot summary of "Che notte, ragazzi!" (What a Night, Kids!): In this 1996 Italian comedy film, lawyer Tony Green (played by Roberto Benigni) finds himself in a precarious situation when he is forced to pay a two-million-dollar check as compensation to the widow of a wealthy businessman who died in an explosion on a plane immediately after take-off. The catch? Tony doesn't have the money. As Tony navigates this financial crisis, he concocts a series of harebrained schemes to raise the funds and avoid bankruptcy. Along the way, he gets into all sorts of absurd misadventures with his friends, including a wild night at a casino, a botched attempt at selling fake designer goods on the street, and even a stint as an Elvis impersonator. As Tony's antics become increasingly chaotic and outlandish, he begins to lose sight of what's truly important in life. Will he find a way to come up with the money and keep his reputation intact, or will his harebrained schemes ultimately lead to financial ruin? With its wacky humor, colorful characters, and non-stop energy, "Che notte, ragazzi!" is a hilarious ride from start to finish.

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Diego

★5.2

Tony Green, a crafty lawyer, is faced with a daunting challenge as he scrambles to pay a substantial $2 million settlement to the widow of a wealthy businessman, whose life was lost in a plane explosion. As Tony navigates through a complex web of circumstances, he must rely on his wit and cunning to uncover the truth behind the tragic event, all while ensuring he doesn't get caught in his own web of deceit. Will Tony's cleverness be enough to save him, or will he become the next casualty?

4/9/2025, 7:22:04 PM

Ruth

★5.6

What happens when a lawyer’s life turns into a soap opera? In *Che notte, ragazzi!*, Tony Green learns that losing a case can be the best thing to happen. After a fiery plane crash leaves him with a two-million-dollar debt, he’ll probably have time to rethink his career choices—maybe becoming an insurance salesman would be less chaotic. But hey, at least he’s getting some drama in his life.

4/2/2025, 5:51:20 PM

Norah

★6.9

The lawyer's desperate scramble to cover a two-million-dollar check feels like a twisted game of musical chairs in a system that's already rigged against the little guy. It’s like a bad luck charm, where every move just makes things worse.

4/2/2025, 11:25:42 AM