Cubussoli Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Catangro After playing with our expectations, this turns out to be a very different sort of film.

Cunninghamolga This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.

Christophe Excellent characters with emotional depth. My wife, daughter and granddaughter all enjoyed it...and me, too! Very good movie! You won't be disappointed.

ssih I will admit that I really liked this show at the beginning. Danny seems to be a great guy, and there is a pleasant mix of wacky and competent workers there at the shop to make it interesting. And for a while, it was fun seeing the amazing conversions and restorations they'd come up with. But after a season or so, it starts to get old fast. It's the exact same script. Perhaps it's a '78 Roadrunner this week rather than a '79. But Horny Mike will invariably be annoying Ryan, and Kevin will chew out Danny for spending more than he should. Lather, rinse, repeat.The should could be a LOT better. One of my greatest annoyances (aside from the repetitiveness) is the way they go from a piece of junk directly to the finished product without showing any of the process. I'd love to see how they fabricated that replacement piece, or the installation of the engine. But they feel they've got to wow you by going directly from the unfinished car to the spectacular restoration.While I don't agree with some that the entire thing is scripted, I do believe that a lot of it is, especially the "drama" within the shop. We see Ryan working on a mundane detailing job when Horny Mike comes in to be a pain, and there just happened to be three cameramen filming at the time? What are the odds??I believe that the segments where they pull over car owners or knock on the door of a car owner are, for the most part, candid. But I'll bet that before two scary guys walk up to someone's door, dressed in black and sunglasses, they probably have the female segment producer go up first and explain what they're doing.

Ty Kano I only watched part of this show cuz my brother in law was watching it and after 5 minutes, it doesn't take a genius to know the show is fake with wack ass actors. Wasup with Bret michaels wannabe lookalike?? Also the guy with the lame spike hair?? Lame show seriously... Who drives around pulling people over and asking them to sell you their cars?? Why is it that all these fake ass shows never have a dissatisfied customer?? Why, CUZ ITS FAKE PEOPLE!!! Wake up.. Also most of these fake ass shows are in Vegas.. Just like pawn stars. Talk About lame show.. Yet people continue watching them cuz I guess they have nothing better to do?? These shows are so fake that they are annoying. I wish they come up with better shows for once..

cuda1967 The production value of the show is excellent. Danny 'The Count' Koker and his crew are extremely talented and are, for the most part, fun to watch. The only caveats are 'Horny Mike' and Danny's business manager, Scott. Horny Mike's and Scott's screen time is abysmal and needs an extreme make-over. Where the heck is Ty Pennington when you need him?I agree with previous posters: the whole 'Horny Mike' thing gets old in a hurry. All of the horns on everything from his helmets and vests, to even some bicycle he hammered together, are quite juvenile. Just a little bit of that adolescent nonsense goes a very long way. While I'm sure he's a nice guy and excellent at his craft, he just comes across on screen as the sort of not-quite-there kid you tolerated in high school shop class but never invited to the swim party because you thought he might try to eat the lawn furniture for a goof.Scott, The Count's business manager, falls into pretty much the same category as 'Horny Mike' - great at what he does but an absolute pig on television. Whether he intends to or not, Scott comes across as a loud-mouthed boorish type who would try to out-yawp Chewbacca in normal conversation just because he can. There is nothing subtle about him. He's a middle-aged, hulking, mountain of a man with the booming voice of an air raid siren. His behavior on camera gives you the sense that he is well-aware of this fact and has probably used it to his advantage since adolescence, where, like 'Horny Mike', he seems to be permanently wedged. Another irritating facet of Scott's is that he tries desperately to 'look cool' by dressing in the same style as Danny and the rest. While it works on them, it just makes Scott look like the proverbial fat kid that never fit in on the playground and is still trying to make up for it 40 years after the fact. Finally, I would be remiss if I didn't mention the disdain Scott appears to have for the shop's customers, if you can believe that. He tipped his hand in one episode during a typical interview after a scene in which a customer haggles with him and the guys for one of their creations. Scott, true to his overbearing and piggish nature, actually said to the camera, "I just wanted him to give me my money and get the f&%# out of here!" What a disgraceful old gonk. The net effect of his performance is to make me cringe and change the channel... a lot. He needs much less face time on my television.All in all, the show is great entertainment. I predict it will be another gem in The History Channel's crown if they ever manage to sort out the 'Horny Mike and Scott' conundrum. It is definitely worth a watch.

sbrazee The show is good and shows an amazing business. If you are a car kinda person or not this show is for you. I would give it a 9 out of 10 but the shows biggest draw back is his Business manager named Scott comes on the show and he seems like a huge obnoxious loud mouth idiot. Listening to his mouth is like nails down a chalk board. then there is this other schmuck named "horny Mike" who seems like a total tool loser trying to be so cool. The show could really do just fine and much better if we didn't need to hear from these two. Sometimes its so bad the show is barely tolerable .Sorry but the show loses a point each because of this.