Amore a prima vista ('Love at first sight') is a 1999 comedy film written and directed by Vincenzo Salemme.
The film was produced by Cecchi Gori Entertainment Europa. Salemme got inspiration for the film from the killing of a boy who had been in a relationship with the son of a Camorra boss. Principal photography started on 8 June 1999. It was shot in Rome.
La Repubblica film critic Roberto Nepoti panned the film, describing it as a film in which 'every situation is facile, predictable, unashamedly pandering to the most degraded taste'. Lietta Tornabuoni described the film as a 'ramshackle farce', but praised the acting performances of Carlo Buccirosso and Enzo Cannavale.
The film was a box office success, grossing about 8 billion lire. The film received a Nastro d'Argento nomination for Best Score.