What a Beautiful Day Page #10

Synopsis: Checco, an uneducated but self-satisfied fellow from Milan, who has always dreamed of becoming a police officer, fails his entrance exam for the third time. It must be said that at the oral examination Checco said that the reason why he wanted to join the police was benefits in kind and cronyism! But the young man has connections and he soon finds himself a security agent at the Milan Cathedral. Of course the bumbling idiot proves a living catastrophe! Spotted by Sufien, an Arab terrorist who is preparing an attack against the cathedral, Checco appears as the perfect sucker. To manipulate him, he sends his charming sister Farah to him, with the mission to seduce him...
Genre: Comedy
Director(s): Gennaro Nunziante
Production: Medusa
  6 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.2
Year:
2011
97 min
33 Views


915

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07:02,995 -- 01:07:06,514

it's cold and relapses are ugly,

so don't stand in drafts.

916

01:
07:06,715 -- 01:07:08,234

Okay.

917

01:
07:09,155 -- 01:07:12,114

- Well, I have to say...

- Okay, you say it.

918

01:
07:13,075 -- 01:07:14,194

Say it.

919

01:
07:15,595 -- 01:07:17,674

It's easier for a woman.

920

01:
07:18,835 -- 01:07:19,874

Say it!

921

01:
07:21,275 -- 01:07:23,554

Be careful on the road.

922

01:
07:25,115 -- 01:07:26,074

Bye, Checco.

923

01:
07:27,195 -- 01:07:28,794

- I'll call you?

- Sure.

924

01:
07:28,875 -- 01:07:31,074

- When?

- At 6.

925

01:
07:31,755 -- 01:07:33,154

At 6.

926

01:
07:33,435 -- 01:07:34,514

Bye!

927

01:
07:35,075 -- 01:07:37,834

You're a jerk, Checco, a real jerk!

928

01:
07:37,955 -- 01:07:40,234

That was the right time to tell her.

929

01:
07:40,355 -- 01:07:44,394

Checco, tongue-in or

if you're serious, say so.

930

01:
07:44,555 -- 01:07:46,914

A guy like you, embarrassed!

931

01:
07:46,995 -- 01:07:50,754

It was the perfect time,

you say:
I'm in love...

932

01:
07:52,555 -- 01:07:54,834

Giovanni, I'm in love with this car.

933

01:
07:55,555 -- 01:07:59,274

Blows your mind,

a 1993 Porsche, brand new.

934

01:
08:00,034 -- 01:08:03,074

Blows your mind, you gotta see it. Bye.

935

01:
08:03,355 -- 01:08:05,834

Giovanni, a friend. Farah, tell me.

936

01:
08:05,915 -- 01:08:07,634

I wanted to say something...

937

01:
08:08,235 -- 01:08:10,034

Let's get it said, come on!

938

01:
08:10,355 -- 01:08:11,834

St. Teresa.

939

01:
08:11,955 -- 01:08:15,554

I have to take the photos again,

they were too dark.

940

01:
08:16,475 -- 01:08:19,234

- Can you help me?

- Sure.

941

01:
08:19,315 -- 01:08:21,434

You can? Thanks.

942

01:
08:22,715 -- 01:08:24,514

Bye, Checco.

943

01:
08:28,315 -- 01:08:30,114

Let's go home, jerk.

944

01:
08:31,635 -- 01:08:34,314

Moving on to the 1600s,

945

01:
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we come to the renown painting

of St. Teresa,

946

01:
08:37,875 -- 01:08:42,034

one of the most beautiful

and important works in the museum.

947

01:
08:42,475 -- 01:08:44,354

Notice her gaze especially.

948

01:
08:44,915 -- 01:08:48,874

It's the gaze of ecstasy,

famous in the history of painting.

949

01:
08:50,035 -- 01:08:51,554

What's the matter?

950

01:
08:58,435 -- 01:08:59,954

The painting's gone!

951

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Farah!

952

01:
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Excuse me.

953

01:
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Checco, what...?

954

01:
09:21,715 -- 01:09:23,194

Are you crazy?

955

01:
09:29,155 -- 01:09:32,154

Goddammit! Look!

956

01:
09:32,235 -- 01:09:35,634

- What did you do?

- It got scraped.

957

01:
09:35,875 -- 01:09:38,474

Just had body work, bastards!

958

01:
09:38,555 -- 01:09:41,234

Checco, I mean the painting!

959

01:
09:41,835 -- 01:09:43,794

Right, the painting...

960

01:
09:44,115 -- 01:09:45,754

- It's this?

- Yes, it is.

961

01:
09:45,835 -- 01:09:47,954

I brought it for the pictures.

962

01:
09:48,035 -- 01:09:50,914

Come on, let's get the shots,

it's gotta go back.

963

01:
09:50,994 -- 01:09:53,474

- You're crazy!

- Crazy? I work there.

964

01:
09:55,275 -- 01:09:56,874

Get some ecstasy!

965

01:
10:00,155 -- 01:10:02,034

Now let's do one...

966

01:
10:03,715 -- 01:10:05,514

just the Porsche, scoot the painting.

967

01:
10:09,035 -- 01:10:12,194

He dressed as a security guard,

these guys are experts.

968

01:
10:12,955 -- 01:10:16,234

It's a priceless painting,

I don't know how this could happen.

969

01:
10:16,955 -- 01:10:19,594

It's an enormous loss

for the museum, for mankind!

970

01:
10:19,675 -- 01:10:23,314

Believe me, for the 1600s,

this painting represents...

971

01:
10:23,395 -- 01:10:25,474

Excuse me, guys, make way.

972

01:
10:34,675 -- 01:10:38,314

Dude, pictures come out dark,

I ried it too.

973

01:
10:39,315 -- 01:10:41,114

What's all this crowd?

974

01:
10:41,715 -- 01:10:43,714

People, let's break up!

975

01:
10:46,075 -- 01:10:49,914

Darling, sweetheart,

they found the painting.

976

01:
10:50,755 -- 01:10:54,194

It wasn't stolen, Checco took it home.

977

01:
10:56,875 -- 01:10:59,954

- Race to the hospital!

- But it's good news!

978

01:
11:10,035 -- 01:11:11,754

- Hello.

- Hello.

979

01:
11:12,675 -- 01:11:14,233

Yo, Ivano!

980

01:
11:15,835 -- 01:11:17,034

So?

981

01:
11:17,635 -- 01:11:21,994

- It regards your work.

- Wait... you're sending me to Rome?

982

01:
11:22,555 -- 01:11:24,754

No, we're sending you home.

983

01:
11:25,115 -- 01:11:28,314

We can no longer respect your conract.

984

01:
11:28,794 -- 01:11:32,794

We're very sorry,

but tomorrow's your last day.

985

01:
11:32,915 -- 01:11:36,234

Guys, was there some disservice,

some deficiency?

986

01:
11:36,355 -- 01:11:37,953

No!

987

01:
11:38,195 -- 01:11:40,033

Absolutely perfect...

988

01:
11:40,395 -- 01:11:42,753

We're lacking funds

989

01:
11:43,435 -- 01:11:45,834

so we're unable to meet our commitments,

990

01:
11:45,914 -- 01:11:49,114

but certainly, with your ability,

your talents,

991

01:
11:49,195 -- 01:11:51,794

you'll find other work....

992

01:
11:52,755 -- 01:11:56,914

So good luck. May the Lord bless you.

993

01:
12:02,394 -- 01:12:04,234

Bye, Checco.

994

01:
12:12,835 -- 01:12:14,794

Please excuse me, Eminence.

995

01:
12:31,726 -- 01:12:33,046

Father Ivano?

996

01:
12:35,887 -- 01:12:37,605

Have you seen Checco?

997

01:
12:38,647 -- 01:12:40,726

It's not a good day for Checco.

998

01:
12:41,127 -- 01:12:43,286

From tomorrow he won't be working here.

999

01:
12:43,366 -- 01:12:44,566

Why?

1000

01:
12:45,807 -- 01:12:49,766

- For the painting?

- Yes, for the painting.

1001

01:
12:51,726 -- 01:12:54,205

- Bye, Farah.

- Bye.

1002

01:
12:58,647 -- 01:12:59,805

Ivano!

1003

01:
13:01,447 -- 01:13:03,206

I'm so sorry!

1004

01:
13:03,327 -- 01:13:06,965

You know, being with Farah

I thought I had a look at the future,

1005

01:
13:07,127 -- 01:13:08,725

instead:
back home!

1006

01:
13:10,047 -- 01:13:12,406

Instead I have big news.

1007

01:
13:14,047 -- 01:13:16,366

Maria and I have decided to consummate.

1008

01:
13:16,446 -- 01:13:17,925

At last!

1009

01:
13:18,606 -- 01:13:20,846

But we don't know where to go.

1010

01:
13:22,247 -- 01:13:24,446

Go to my rullo.

1011

01:
13:24,806 -- 01:13:26,685

Really? Can I?

1012

01:
13:27,287 -- 01:13:28,526

Thanks.

1013

01:
13:30,966 -- 01:13:32,686

I took these for you.

1014

01:
13:32,766 -- 01:13:36,445

They're the top cookies,

for me you're my best friend.

1015

01:
13:37,847 -- 01:13:40,646

For me too they're the top cookies.

1016

01:
13:41,047 -- 01:13:43,486

They're delicious! Thanks.

1017

01:
13:45,127 -- 01:13:46,445

Bye!

1018

01:
13:47,767 -- 01:13:49,885

Don't worry, you'll find something.

1019

01:
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We have the explosive.

1020

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Tomorrow's the big day.

1021

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Gennaro Nunziante is an Italian film director. He directed the highest-grossing domestic film in Italy, Quo Vado?. more…

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