First off - this picture had no business being made. I read someplace the only reason it was made was because the wife of a studio head was an opera fan. Judging from this, it's no wonder that MGM went out of business on a number of occasions: 1982 when this was released, other studios were releasing 'ET", "TOOTSIE", "GHANDI", "DAS BOOT", "SOPHIE'S CHOICE" to name a few. There is NOTHING redeemable about this celluloid - it's not a movie - it's not a film - it's something that someone with ,arguably, a great voice wants to project to the public just how great he is. Even the romance isn't believable. If you have seen it - my sympathies. If you haven't seen it, chances are you won't as it's hard to find and I wouldn't go looking for it again. This is just mid-level trash.
Review of Yes, Giorgio
