Saturday, 22 February 2014  Lupin the Third - The Castle of
Cagliostro  Probably the best Lupin the 3rd's movie ever, the
Castle of Cagliostro offers a lot of action in the smallest and
unknown state of Cagliostro, "the smallest state in the world".
I don't know where this state is, but it's probably somewhere
around Italy, if we look at the huge spaghetti with meatballs
tray that Lupin and Jigen get in a tavern.  After a quick
conversation with the waitress about rings, princesses and so
on, they start with an original spaghetti fight with fork and
spoon.  There are no written rules for spaghetti fight, and no
instructions left from Our Saucy Lord. They fight it with a fork
and a spoon, so that would surely be different from an
hypothetical Italian version of the game, which would be played
only with a fork.  But at the end the winner in both cases would
be Jigen: thanks to a quick rotation of his tools , he creates a
huge spaghetti ball, making it bouncing from the tray to his
dish. Well played, Jigen, the