Vabank II (1985)
DVD5 | ISO+MDS | NTSC 16:9 | 01:37:06 | 3,84 Gb
Audio: Polish AC3 5.1 @ 448 Kbps | Subtitles: English
Genre: Crime, Comedy
DVD5 | ISO+MDS | NTSC 16:9 | 01:37:06 | 3,84 Gb
Audio: Polish AC3 5.1 @ 448 Kbps | Subtitles: English
Genre: Crime, Comedy
A sequel to "Vabank (1981)", introduces the same characters entangled in a duel between a former safecracker and a crooked bank manager. Imprisoned ex-banker Kramer breaks out with the help of recently released accomplice and wants to get even with his nemesis, Kwinto. Kwinto calls up the old gang to respond to this threat. In the end, Kramer seemingly victorious heads to Switzerland by a prearranged flight to Zurich. First, however, they have to cross the German border. They bribe the Nazi border guards, board the plane and land in what they think is Switzerland, only to find out that the film-team has outwitted them with sets and actors and the police is waiting for them.
IMDB
"Vabank II" is an entertaining Polish film with a good amount of action and suspense. It has the same cast as its predecessor and shows us what became of Kinto, his gang, and the crooked bank manager, Kramer. I found "Vabank II" more suspenseful than Vabank because the film was less predictable. There is some comedy throughout the movie, such as when Kramer bumbles his way though the Nazi border guards trying to get into Germany. It's a great sequel and if you enjoyed the first part, then you should also like this movie.
In 1985, Vabank 2 was made, and to what high expectation! And it was worth waiting, since the sequel is none the worse. All the familiar guys and gals are here. Evil Kramer runs away from prison with the help of the hilarious crook Sztyc, Kwinto is threatened to be murdered, and the tight spiral of adventures begins anew. Here we see all the brilliant cast – Jan Machulski, Beata Tyszkiewicz, Leonard Pietrazak and many many others. They play with such evident infectious pleasure that you simple cannot breathe out during the film. All is here – kidnapping, murder, fire in the garage, terrible revenge of Kramer, and the extremely interesting intrigue about Kwinto's death.
You cannot say for sure if he was really killed or not. Humor is everywhere here – smart lines of each actor, impossibly funny part of the prison director, as well as of masqueraded Nazi officers. Up to the end, you cannot guess what the final may be like. And the only sad part here is that you may see those Nazis and feel that very very soon the real fascist armies will take the whole Poland… This film is so clever and bright that it may be praised as one of the all-time-best sequels ever made, along with Matrix 2 or Star Wars. Highly recommended for the connoisseurs of intelligent humor and cleverly thought over plot.IMDB Reviewer
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