La leyenda

2008
1h 35min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaSet in the dizzy world of TC 2000 racing La Leyenda tours the action genre overflowing with adrenaline and speed, and where everyone races for the finish line. Lucas Vallejos and Juan Manuel... Leer todoSet in the dizzy world of TC 2000 racing La Leyenda tours the action genre overflowing with adrenaline and speed, and where everyone races for the finish line. Lucas Vallejos and Juan Manuel Migliardi struggle for a spot in one of the leading brands of the category. Beatriz Ulloa... Leer todoSet in the dizzy world of TC 2000 racing La Leyenda tours the action genre overflowing with adrenaline and speed, and where everyone races for the finish line. Lucas Vallejos and Juan Manuel Migliardi struggle for a spot in one of the leading brands of the category. Beatriz Ulloa is the engineer in charge of finding two pilots to replace the ones who won the last cham... Leer todo

Dirección
- Sebastián Pivotto
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Dirección
- Sebastián Pivotto
Reparto principal

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8JohnHowardReid

Young, stop-at-nothing villain virtually robs the hero of "The Legend", a famous racing car!

La Leyenda (2008), a.k.a. The Legend (2008), is a really weird DVD. First of all, the synopsis on the back of the case has absolutely not the slightest connection with this movie at all. True, the photos are those of the stars, Pablo Rago as young Milliardi, Benjamin Rojas as his stop-at-nothing rival, and the lovely Leonora Rojas as the girl in between. The credits, however, are not those of this movie either. It was actually directed (masterfully too!) by Sebastián Pivotto, not by Eric Brevig, from a cleverly twisting script by Alejandro Ocón and Chavo D'Emilio, not by Michael Wess, Mark Levin and some indecipherable Jemmifer (Jennifer?) Flaciett (?). So it's actually not a film noir – as the DVD promised – but a racing car picture, but far and away superior to any that Elvis Presley ever made. Admittedly, I'm not a fan of the Presley meanwhile-back-in-the-nice-comfortable-studio oeuvre but this is really gritty stuff. Looks like the real thing. Exciting too!