Storyline
Herbie, the Volkswagen Beetle with a mind of its own, is racing in the Monte Carlo Rally. But thieves have hidden a cache of stolen diamonds in Herbie's gas tank, and are now trying to get them back.
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Cast
André Penvern, Roy Kinnear, Don Knotts, Lloyd Nelson, Carey Loftin, Bill Erickson, Laurie Main, Dick Warlock, Alan Caillou, Dean Jones, Stanley Brock, Bernard Fox, Jesse Wayne, Bob Harris, Raoul Delfosse, Eric Braeden, Julie Sommars, Jacques Marin, Xavier Saint-Macary, François Lalande, Mike Kulcsar, Johnny Haymer, Gérard Jugnot, Jean-Marie Proslier, Tom McCorrey, Jean-Jacques Moreau, Yveline Briere, Sébastien Floche, Madeleine Damien, Alain Janey, Edward Marcus, Jerry Brutsche, Kevin Johnston, Regis Parton, Josiane Balasko
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Reviews
80
Together again, Jones finds once more he is at the mercy of Herbie, who time and again takes matters into his own hands for often slapstick and mirthful effect as they roar toward their destination.
60
McEveety can't match Stevenson's sense of comic timing and handling of slapstick humor, but he still manages to make HERBIE GOES TO MONTE CARLO an entertaining children's film.
40
The New York Times
Special effects in which the actors appear repeatedly in black outline and occasionally distorted perspective; and an assortment of tricks (rearing up on hind wheels, blushing and blinking his lights) that possesses a somewhat limited power to captivate...Reluctant adults marched off to "Herbie" by tiny press gangs may take what consolation they can from the scenery, featuring France and Monaco.
20
Washington Post
Since I had been fortunate enough to miss or avoid the earlier installments, "The Love Bug" and "Herbie Rides Again," the latest entry in the Disney studio's cycle of farces about the exploits of a sentient, racy Volkswagen, Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo, came as a more stupefying shock than it probably should have. As excruciating kiddie vehicles go, a Herbie is certainly more diverting than a Benji, but comparison at this level smack of sheer desperation. [27 July 1977, p.B7]
