I Can Quit Whenever I Want 3: Ad Honorem

One year has passed since Pietro Zinni and his crew were exposed when their Sopox operation collapsed, scattering them behind bars in different jails. From Regina Coeli, Pietro taunts the authorities with talk of a newly crafted nerve agent and the promise of a dramatic comeback, insisting he still calls the shots even as the system dismisses his threats. The men who stood by him are locked away and the world moves on, yet the simmering feud between rival gangs and the lure of easy money keeps pulling the group back toward trouble. The setup balances streetwise humor with high stakes as plans begin to unfold.

Directed by Sydney Sibilia, I Can Quit Whenever I Want 3 Ad Honorem lands in 2017 as the third entry in the Italian action comedy series. It stays faithful to the original screenplay by Manieri, Di Capua and Sibilia.

As part of a popular Italian franchise, the film reinforces the ensemble humor and brisk pacing that fans expect. Its setting and cast chemistry keep the tone light even as the caper pushes into sharper social satire.

Critics noted the film's brisk pace, witty dialogue and blend of action with comedy. It explores loyalty and opportunism under pressure while skewering bureaucratic excuses and the blurred lines between crime and business.