I could do a better movie with my Hot Wheels and Barbies. The plot was so full of holes, it looked like swiss cheese. Where was the advertised Datsun 280Z? Netflix's summary boasted of it, and a revenge theme, which was totally lost. No one did 200 mph. The facts about cars were totally off, you should have at least had a mechanic or 13 year-old car nut on the production staff. The garage was in the "ghetto"...but was stocked and clean. The RX-7 in the garage was a far better car than what the protagonist used in racing...why was it not utilized?? The CGI cars were worse than Need For Speed. If you want a better film, I recommend Pixar's Cars. I could go on, but it'd be a waste of time, like the movie.

This movie is a horrible display of writers that don't read their work. Calling a 1992 FC RX7 a mx5/mx7? Get the cars wright and on top of that the car that's used for testing is a S14 from Nissan. Irritating. The plot to the movie sucks... the only thing worth watching are the small race scene. The graphics were horrible guess they couldn't afford a newer version of 3d studio max. And why didn't they die when the semi crashed into the. FC RX7. Oh one more thing the GTR 35 is not an $80,000 car it $150,000. My god son who's 6yrs old knows his cars better then the writers. Sorry to be such an ass, but I hate it when a movies has an appealing title and cover shot. And when u buy it, it sucks.....

Well... To be honest it's a funny movie because it's such a fail that you can't stop laughing. Others might not share the same opinion.His car had every possible modification and still he just achieved 250km/h WOW I can do better with my Seat 1.4TSI. Ahh right, he reached that speed doing corners so it might be right.His car broke and he was pushing it to the garage, and then from nowhere he could drive it normally after speaking with the police officer? AWESOME I wish mine could do the same trick.I just posted the name of this movie on facebook. So more ppl will be able to see this precious :D

So if a bunch of College film students, got drunk, watched Fast and Furious, then pooled together their remaining beer money to make a movie, this would be the result. My kid's 4th grade play had better acting. And I'm pretty sure that all the car knowledge used in this movie was definitely obtained by watching a hodge-podge of car flicks and just saying what they could remember. The 30 year old kids with the 40 year old stripper for a Mom was pretty interesting too......I enjoyed the Sega Genesis quality computer graphics used for the races and crashes, and learned that a Nissan can be rolled several times, and when you pick it up from the impound, it just has some dents on the side.I cannot begin to tell you all of the things said in this movie that are ridiculous, but I will give you my favorite moment......The hotshot female mechanic, and her two lackeys close the hood on a custom MX5/RX7/240 car, (dunno how to explain that one, I think it's a transformer...) and the as the two lackeys work the mystery of hood pins, she actually tells the amazing driver that "...these hold it down so it doesn't pop up."