Movie review: NEED FOR SPEED...

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Movie review: NEED FOR SPEED...

A boy racer film starring Aaron Paul ( Breaking Bads' Jessie ) as Tobey Marshall, a boy built for speed, races his nemesis Dino Brewster after Tobey proved he could get a Shelby Mustang special over 150 mph.

Dino challenges Tobey to a race in three spacial Acer cars, including young Pete, Tobeys' friend as ballast. A Tobey is winning and Pete is blocking Dino, Dino nudges Pete, sends him into a spin and over a bridge...Dead.

Dino denies that he was driving. Tobey does a 2 year stretch in jail. When he gets out he finds out that there is a major race being set up by a radio D.J. called Monarch ( Michael Keaton ) As if a magic fairy waved a wand, an English girl shows up with the Mustang he first raced." Take this Oh Tobey " she exclaims. It is only worth $2,700,000." Please don't scratch it " Off Tobey goes, across America, to get to California where the race is starting.

On the way, he picks up every police car in every State until he has a convoy on his tail. Lucky enough, he has a friend with a plane who gives him directions on how to avoid the County Mounties. After getting to California with a slightly beat up Mustang worth around 12 and sixpence, old money, he comes across the car that put Pete into the drink. Tobey finds out that Dino is racing so, guess which car Tobey is going to drive ?.

An all action film with not too much C.G.I. If you like cars and you like racing then this is the movie for you. Great stunts.

Source: ibizabass

[ivan96822]

That movie sucked...

[Tywais]

That movie sucked...

imdb rating 7.3

[dukeandduke]

23% on the Rotten Tomatoes critics meter so far. I'm guessing that it's a step below the artistic quality of Breaking Bad.

[Ulysses G.]

I trust imbd more than Rotten Tomatoes. The user reviews on RT are much more pretentious.

Edited March 24, 2014 by Ulysses G.

[replimarket]

liked nfs game very much so much 10 years ago, now too old to play any video games

cheers,

mike

[dukeandduke]

I trust imbd more than Rotten Tomatoes. The user reviews on RT are much more pretentious.

I just look at the critics meter, not the users meter.

If I went by what the masses liked, I'd eat at McDonalds and listen to Justin Bieber.