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Watch Out, We're Mad
1974
· Movie
· 102 min
B
MEANRANK
73/100
Every rating
54–98
out of 100
Two rival stunt drivers both win the same prize: a custom-built dune buggy. When a local crime boss's henchmen destroy both of their prized vehicles, the two enemies become partners. They team up to get revenge and force the gangster to give them two new buggies, leading to a series of outrageous car chases, stunts, and comedic confrontations.
Details
- Director
- Marcello Fondato
- Writers
- Francesco Scardamaglia, Marcello Fondato
- Studio
- Capital Film, Filmayer
- Released
- 29 March 1974
- Country
- Spain, Italy
- Language
- Italian
- Runtime
- 102 min
- Rated
- PG
- Box office
- $36.8M
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Awards
2 wins total
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