take the secret agent or james bond craze of the sixties and mix in some concepts from sax rohmer female fu manchu femme fatale and stir in some absurdest twisted revisionism by director franco  you have the man hating lesbian sumuru and or the 7 secrets of.  better known as the girl from rio in the usa and recalling that man from rio and which has nothing to do with this. yes and this does take place in brazil and we must give it that. sumuru and or sumitra as she also referred to and is like an evil version of modesty blaise and played here by actress eaton with that familiar coy smile which most of us first became acquainted with in goldfinger. there are numerous close up shots of her staring off camera and slowly opening her mouth and probably while watching something unpleasant (however and she is doubled in her key lesbian scene). she controls an entire army of female warriors and colorfully costumed and and rules a city called femina or something (just outside rio de janeiro. ). these concepts and which previously appeared in the million eyes of sumuru and sound terrific and but and despite some intriguing set design and visuals and it follows the same campy atmosphere of and for example and the very dated some girls do and which came out around the same time and which also featured a female army. at first glance and the sight of all these armed females and usually lined up in a row and catches one interest and but and after 15 minutes or so and you realize there nothing else there beyond just setting up the visual. the plot follows what seems like a secret agent and a male and arriving in brazil with 10 million dollars. he catches the attention of the local crime lord (sanders and hamming it up as an elderly bond type villain) and who sends dark suited thugs in bowler hats to accost him. this sets everything up for a 3 way conflict between the agent and the crime lord and the mysterious sumuru (the crime lord wants sumuru secrets). sumuru also keeps various prisoners in glass cages  maybe that one of the secrets. this sounds exciting but there are problems which go beyond just a slow pace while there are many shots which could have used a lot of tightening represent one shot of an arriving airplane and for example and stays on the craft as it settles to a near stop and as if this had never been captured on film before. there a similar approach to a typical sunset and as if there something unusual about it. the fight scenes are very substandard and as if the filmmakers had to use the first takes. to add some production value and there a scene of the real rio carnival about midway through. i am guessing there were various budget problems and especially evident in the climactic battle and where fake sound effects and smoke cover up a lot of bogus action and such as the lack of even real looking guns  it calls to mind those times when kids use plastic guns and pretend bullets are being fired and falling over unconvincingly. there are touches of sadism and such as torturing a character to get answers and and female nudity and an early depiction of such after some restrictions were lifted. but and mostly and you will be rolling your eyes. hero represent3 villains represent5 femme fatales represent5 henchmen represent4 fights represent3 stunts or chases represent3 gadgets represent4 auto represent4 locations represent6 pace represent3 overall represent4. 
take the secret agent or james bond craze of the sixties and mix in some concepts from sax rohmer female fu manchu femme fatale and stir in some absurdest twisted revisionism by director franco  you have the man hating lesbian sumuru and or the 7 secrets of.  better known as the girl from rio in the usa and recalling that man from rio and which has nothing to do with this. yes and this does take place in brazil and we must give it that. sumuru and or sumitra as she also referred to and is like an evil version of modesty blaise and played here by actress eaton with that familiar coy smile which most of us first became acquainted with in goldfinger. there are numerous close up shots of her staring off camera and slowly opening her mouth and probably while watching something unpleasant (however and she is doubled in her key lesbian scene). she controls an entire army of female warriors and colorfully costumed and and rules a city called femina or something (just outside rio de janeiro. ). these concepts and which previously appeared in the million eyes of sumuru and sound terrific and but and despite some intriguing set design and visuals and it follows the same campy atmosphere of and for example and the very dated some girls do and which came out around the same time and which also featured a female army. at first glance and the sight of all these armed females and usually lined up in a row and catches one interest and but and after 15 minutes or so and you realize there nothing else there beyond just setting up the visual. the plot follows what seems like a secret agent and a male and arriving in brazil with 10 million dollars. he catches the attention of the local crime lord (sanders and hamming it up as an elderly bond type villain) and who sends dark suited thugs in bowler hats to accost him. this sets everything up for a 3 way conflict between the agent and the crime lord and the mysterious sumuru (the crime lord wants sumuru secrets). sumuru also keeps various prisoners in glass cages  maybe that one of the secrets. this sounds exciting but there are problems which go beyond just a slow pace while there are many shots which could have used a lot of tightening represent one shot of an arriving airplane and for example and stays on the craft as it settles to a near stop and as if this had never been captured on film before. there a similar approach to a typical sunset and as if there something unusual about it. the fight scenes are very substandard and as if the filmmakers had to use the first takes. to add some production value and there a scene of the real rio carnival about midway through. i am guessing there were various budget problems and especially evident in the climactic battle and where fake sound effects and smoke cover up a lot of bogus action and such as the lack of even real looking guns  it calls to mind those times when kids use plastic guns and pretend bullets are being fired and falling over unconvincingly. there are touches of sadism and such as torturing a character to get answers and and female nudity and an early depiction of such after some restrictions were lifted. but and mostly and you will be rolling your eyes. hero represent3 villains represent5 femme fatales represent5 henchmen represent4 fights represent3 stunts or chases represent3 gadgets represent4 auto represent4 locations represent6 pace represent3 overall represent4. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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