Vintage and classic Al Pacino movie. He is my all time favourite actor, but this is the stage where his age suits all his characters ad he does what he does best: rock the movie with his intensity.

Sad, boring drama, with a lifeless Al Pacino as an American Formula 1 racer driving the European circuit, who's doubts of life affect his decisions on and off the track. Along the way, he falls for a free-spirited woman (Marthe Keller), who's ailing... (read more) Sad, boring drama, with a lifeless Al Pacino as an American Formula 1 racer driving the European circuit, who's doubts of life affect his decisions on and off the track. Along the way, he falls for a free-spirited woman (Marthe Keller), who's ailing from that popular movie disease no one knows about. Dull from beginning to end, with stiff characters. Pacino and director Sydney Pollack should leave this one off their resumes.

A differnt type of role for Pacino but still a decent performance. Very slow at times with cast around him just in the way. Would have liked it to be more about racing then a love story.

Unjustly pillarized when it first came out, this low-key romance about a race car who falls in love with a woman with a tragic secret is surprisingly effective.

Filled with beautiful photography and excellent performances.

Bad. Bad. Bad bad bad bad bad bad bad. I cried all right--for the two hours of my life that were lost watching this drivel.

I just saw it on TV. Al was sweet, handsome and with meaningful "eye performance". Jose Carlos Pace, a famous Brazilian car racer of the 70s was the stunt driver.

Not your average Pacino film which makes this fabulous. Good story with plenty of the 70 class that is overlooked today.