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No redeeming features at all. Do not bother watching, absolutely appalling.

The acting is dreadful - calling it wooden would be a compliment it's so bad.

Script - very generic with dreadful dialogue, if it was at least cheesy it might have been so bad it's funny, but it's so dreadful it doesn't even raise to that very low bar.

Action - what might have been able to raise it at least a notch, but that is even worse than the acting. Fat too few scenes. The few that are in are very bland and stilted, no blood effects (surely there was enough in the budget for at least these and for blanks on the guns), muzzle flash looks to have been CGI and very poor CGI at that.

Sitting through the 83 minutes, if it doesn't put you to sleep, will very likely cause you too commit all act of fast forward - your best and only option.

First thing to know is it is all in Italian without automatic sub-titles; so you will need to turn on the manual English sub-titles.

The acting is OK, with some possibly more well known Italian actors/actresses. What does shine through is the sheer sense of fun and enjoyment and oh boy, those cars are the real super stars.

Within the story of the Rosso Mille Miglia and how it works and showing off the cars, there is the underlying story related to the characters and in some ways the cars too - with some nice twists and suprises: 1) Where is the Superba 2) Did the grandfather really commit the incident he admitted too. 3) how involved was his partner. 4) Why didn't the partner ever race again. 5) Will the two co-stars get together.....

And loads of other questions which are slowly and superbly answered through the tale of he story... By the end of the story everything is fully revealed and answered.

Would I buy it? No. Would i watch it again? Possibly for the magnificient classic cars that are continuously praded through the movie. Worth watching? Yes, especially while free on prime.