The Da Vinci Cup

Inspired by both the Da Vinci Code (Written by Dan Brown) and the 2006 World Cup, comedian Paul Fenech (Housos, Swift & Shift Couriers and Fat Pizza) takes on his persona of Pauly Falzoni as he travels around the world to uncover the hidden secrets and more importantly, the conspiracy of the World Cup that begins in an ancient chapel in the south of France.

According to Pauly, these secrets are hidden in items such as Leonardo da Vinci's paintings of Mona Lisa and The Last Supper plus other things from around the globe. Of course this conspiracy just doesn't end there as Pauly uncovers an even deeper secret that leads back to the United States and people of power such as George Bush and Bill Gates. As shocking as all this sounds, The Da Vinci Cup is more a comedic holiday for Paul Fenech as he traverses the globe to places such as France, South America, Malta and back to Sydney. 

Best of all, this 2006 release has all the Fenech humour and more importantly, the classic Fat Pizza camera work to make this a thoroughly enjoyable DVD from start to finish. Add in action scenes, fight scenes and a mysterious organisation hunting Pauly down due to these secrets and if you're fan of Fenech, you'll be laughing till your sides hurt. Just like Fenech's other endeavours such as Housos or Swift & Shift Couriers, there's also plenty of attractive women thrown in for good measures.

For those who have never had the pleasure of watching or enjoying Fenech's unique Australian humour, there is some politically incorrectness involved in this DVD that makes it all the more enjoyable. I'm still laughing at how the Da Vinci Cup conspiracy was found, due to a priest trying to hide his "porno" collection. After highs and lows for Pauly from his search for the Da Vinci Cup, he manages to find the circle cave but something mysterious happens... so shocking that you need to watch the end of this DVD!

Classic Pauly Fenech! This is a must watch DVD if you're a fan of this man! Add in director's commentary plus deleted/extended scenes and there's enough little extras to get your Pauly fix until the next season of Housos!