Scratch

Documentarian Adam Carolla delves into the world of competitive motor-racing drivers, specifically focusing on the unique subculture of "drifting." The film showcases the adrenaline-fueled passion and dedication of these drivers as they push their vehicles and skills to the absolute limit in pursuit of automotive artistry.

Scratch received a mixed reception from critics and audiences. While some appreciated its energetic portrayal of a niche sport and Carolla's unique directorial voice, others found the narrative lacking in depth and its humor to be hit-or-miss. The film was praised for its visuals but criticized for its structure and focus.

• Offers a fast-paced and visually engaging look into the world of drifting.

• Adam Carolla's signature humor is present, though not always effective.

• Lacks a strong narrative arc, making it feel somewhat unfocused.

Google audience: Google users generally found the film to be an entertaining, albeit somewhat superficial, exploration of a unique motorsport. Many enjoyed the car stunts and the insider perspective, but some felt it could have benefited from more in-depth character development and a clearer story.

Adam Carolla, primarily known for his comedic work, directed this documentary about drifting as he is a passionate car enthusiast and has participated in rally racing himself.