(Flash Review)
Pop Art in visual and Pop Art in concept. In a surreal and modern looking future, Italian city has a creative solution to eliminate violence from society; legalize murder! For those with a thirst for violence and killing, you could join a televised contest where if you survive long enough and are very crafty and sly you could win one million dollars, thereby getting the violence off the streets and contained within the contest boundaries. This is far from a gory- fest, more a novel plot concept with some twists that fits perfectly within the wild and bold 60's fashions. With interesting cinematography throughout, this film sloooowly builds tension and you eventually are presented with a decent payoff. After storming the world as James Bond's first Bond Girl, Ursula Andress carries the film. Intentionally campy, this is what one would expect from a unique and stylish 60's Italian film.
Pop Art in visual and Pop Art in concept. In a surreal and modern looking future, Italian city has a creative solution to eliminate violence from society; legalize murder! For those with a thirst for violence and killing, you could join a televised contest where if you survive long enough and are very crafty and sly you could win one million dollars, thereby getting the violence off the streets and contained within the contest boundaries. This is far from a gory- fest, more a novel plot concept with some twists that fits perfectly within the wild and bold 60's fashions. With interesting cinematography throughout, this film sloooowly builds tension and you eventually are presented with a decent payoff. After storming the world as James Bond's first Bond Girl, Ursula Andress carries the film. Intentionally campy, this is what one would expect from a unique and stylish 60's Italian film.