Finally in America

It was definitely interesting. Like you'd have to love cars and at least like Bam.

He whined alot about the fans but it was understandable, they did seem pushy. It was cool seeing what it's like to travel from country to country, even though I'd rather do it myself, and seeing all the different types of cars and interesting drivers.
The directing and editing were something I haven't seen before; the movie was slow, but the opening credits were timely, and deliberate. Each stop they had switched from the pov of the passengers of the two cars to a more movie like feel. Watching it I almost forget its a documentary.

It's a good buy, again, you'd have to love foreign cars and at least like Bam, Ryan Dunn, Tony Hawk, Mike V, and Rooftop.

I loved the cops though in the different countries, alot of them were *beep* but most just let them go after taking pictures with them.