Jeremy and Richard plan a perfect road trip across Europe and change a couple of extravagant cars (but not only) along the way. Their usual attitude is well kept so you can expect a lot of irony, some mini challenges and a lot of cheating from you know who!
As usual, a great selection of cars, bikes and boats represents a great delight especially in the hands of the two Top Gear presenters but their perfect journey is a bit far from perfection (especially for Richard who is often driven in a bad mood by his rude colleague). Although I enjoyed most of the film, I have two objections: the obvious one is that James May isn't present (although they think of it as a good part) which represents the salt if the show was some sort of food and the second one is the finale, which is, for the first time in the series' history, utterly stupid...unexpected, but still stupid. Except those, a typically enjoyable Top Gear movie.
As usual, a great selection of cars, bikes and boats represents a great delight especially in the hands of the two Top Gear presenters but their perfect journey is a bit far from perfection (especially for Richard who is often driven in a bad mood by his rude colleague). Although I enjoyed most of the film, I have two objections: the obvious one is that James May isn't present (although they think of it as a good part) which represents the salt if the show was some sort of food and the second one is the finale, which is, for the first time in the series' history, utterly stupid...unexpected, but still stupid. Except those, a typically enjoyable Top Gear movie.