Super Fuzz is a 1980 Italian comedy film directed by Sergio Corbucci and starring Terence Hill as Dave Speed, a Miami police officer who gains superpowers after being inadvertently exposed to a mysterious red powder from a nuclear explosion. The film is a spoof of superhero movies and features Hill's signature comedic style throughout.
As the only person on Earth to possess superpowers, Dave Speed is enlisted by his boss to help catch a notorious criminal known as "The Torpedo". Throughout the film, Dave struggles to control his powers, which include super strength, super speed, and invulnerability, often causing chaos and destruction in the process. His partner, Sergeant Willy Dunlop (played by Ernest Borgnine), tries to keep Dave in check and prevent him from causing too much damage.
Some of the comedic highlights of the film include Dave accidentally demolishing a building while attempting to control his powers, and being unable to resist eating a cake laced with the red powder, which leads to him losing his powers temporarily.
The film culminates in a tense showdown between Dave and The Torpedo, with Dave ultimately triumphing thanks to his powers. However, he is forced to confront his weakness when he is presented with a red flintlock pistol by The Torpedo, which causes him to lose his powers temporarily.
Overall, Super Fuzz is a lighthearted, tongue-in-cheek take on the superhero genre, with Terence Hill's charismatic performance and the film's over-the-top action sequences making it a cult classic among fans of action-comedy films.