Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs

1966 "MEET THE MOST TITILATING TIME BOMBS EVER!"
Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs
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Released: 09 November 1966 Released
Producted By: Italian International Film
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The scheming mad scientist Dr. Goldfoot (Vincent Price) plots another mad scheme to take over the world by killing off the major military leaders of every country; to that end, he creates in his secret lab a bevy of bodacious girl bombs; full-length, life-size robots that explode when embraced.

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rodrig58 One of the most stupid thing ever made on planet Earth, I could say, in the whole universe. This film is so stupid that it can influence you, for example, you can take a hammer and beat a huge nail in your head and then feel like you have a deep orgasm... Vincent Price, Franco Franchi and Ciccio Ingrassia they do not have absolute no fun, on the contrary, they are more than meager. Too bad for Laura Antonelli, a woman of rare beauty, who has the excuse of being at her 3rd film and, in her assertion, has accepted this absolutely aberrant role in a film of no value.
Woodyanders Nefarious mad scientist Dr. Goldfoot (delightfully essayed with deliciously lip-smacking hammy panache by Vincent Price) once again plots to take over the world by creating sexy female robot bombs that are specifically designed to blow up top generals of NATO countries. Goldfoot hopes that by doing this he will start a war between Russia and America. It's up to disgraced government agent Bill Dexter (a passable turn by Fabian) to stop Goldfoot. Acclaimed Italian horror director Mario Bava maintains a suitably zippy pace, but alas just doesn't have a sure feel for humor as the protracted slapstick gags and clumsy overuse of fast motion both get pretty tiresome after a while (a lengthy chase through an amusement park in particular wears out its welcome after a few minutes). Moreover, the dumb script by Giuseppe Moccia and Franco Castellano recycles the basic premise from the first one sans the original's goofy charm and zing. Worst of all, the Italian comedy duo of Franco Franchi and Ciccio Ingrassia prove to be more annoying than amusing. Goldfoot's occasional asides directly to the camera are rather corny, but elicit a few much-needed laughs all the same. Fortunately, the jaw-dropping pulchritudinous presence of Laura Antonelli and a bevy of bikini-clad beauties prevent this picture from being a complete wash-out. Antonio Rinaldi's vibrant cinematography and Les Baxter's bouncy score are both up to par. Fair fun.
wes-connors In his second and mercifully last outing, mad scientist Vincent Price (as Dr. Goldfoot) uses his gold bikini-clad robots to seduce NATO generals into compromising positions. The diabolical Mr. Price has a dual role as one of the generals. The opening recap serves to replace "forces of good" Frankie Avalon and Dwayne Hickman with SIC agent Fabian (as Bill Dexter). Of course, the fate of the entire free world hangs in the balance. Assisting Fabian are bumbling doormen Franco Franchi and Ciccio Ingrassia. When military men get aroused by the beautiful robots, they explode. Yes, the well-proportioned beauties are da bomb; unfortunately, so is the movie. This would have been both funnier and sexier had it been filmed in the nude.** Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs (7/29/66) Mario Bava ~ Vincent Price, Fabian, Franco Franchi, Ciccio Ingrassia
BlackArt This is the second Dr. Goldfoot movie. What can I say about this film? It is a second rate sequel. Instead of Frankie Avalon, they got Fabian. The film was shot in Italy with a couple of goofy Italian comics. This one was played more for laughs. (Not that they got them.) Vincent Price is the ONLY reason to see this film. He has alot of gleeful fun as the evil doctor.The final chase scene takes place in an Italian amusement park and is reminicent of an H.R. Puffinstuff episode. Lots of running around and unneccesary amusement park rides.Fans of Austin Powers and/or Vincent Price will want to see this. Everyone else might be warned to see better films.