Shortly after the Box-office premiere of The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift in 2006, which was a real let-down to the All American crowd, Las Vegas backed Chicago Pictures released in the same genre a movie called Redline, where way more expensive cars and wagers are scripted as in the Fast and Furious movies. Redline starts ravishing with a Lamborghini, where speeds are towed up well above 200 mph, resulting in the state-troopers Fat-boy Harley get blown over by the created wind storm, and cannot instigate the pursuit. At night speeds are likewise towed up well passed 200 mph for the same purpose, but guess what, the driver switches off his headlights and uses standard issue night goggles from the Iraq war to see where he's driving. Night goggles in the Las Vegas desert at night driving a 200mph car ? My gut tells me it has happened, where from time to time only a Redline in the desert at night can be observed. This may seem far fetched and over the top, but if your driving over 200 mph on a public road you are responsible for everything else on the road as other traffic will never see you coming in time, at broad daylight and night. Switching of the headlights is then the equivalent of flying under the radar at night. The movie is centered around some heavy fat cats from Las Vegas who from time to time hold car races where millions are deposited as wager straight from their offshore cayman bank accounts. Redline is clearly intended as a fun ride focusing on expensive cars and women, with blue eyed Natasha (Nadia Bjorlin) as the eye catcher who is truly stealing the show and race. If you like to see real fast cars in real action Redline is the one to watch.

I HAVE EVER SEEN! Please, PLEASE, do NOT watch this movie. It was so bad i caught myself with my mouth wide open from the TERRIBLE plot,actors,everything! I watched maybe 15 minutes of the movie (which i regret dearly) and i couldn't take it anymore. I already knew it was going to suck story-wise, but the plot is SO unorganized and SO BAD it literally made my head hurt IM NOT KIDDING. Let me just tell you how bad it is: so right when the movie starts this guy bets a kid that if he can deliver his drugs from los angles (i think) to las vegas within 1 hour n 45 mins he will give him a million dollars so the kid jumps in the car and puts on NIGHT VISION so that he can drive secretly, i know i didn't know people could make this crap up.... So like i said, PLEASE do not watch this movie!!!

Is reading other people's reviews of how bad it was. I haven't laughed that hard since the economy went to heck in a hand basket.Like driving past a car wreck, I couldn't look away. I just had to see how bad it could get, and then how much worse it could get...Plot lines you could drive a semi through, kits of cars that people think are expensive and real, street racing that doesn't look remotely fun trying to dodge minivans all over the place, ugh!The only redeeming quality is the crazy millionaire that is played so tongue in cheek you feel him laughing at the movie, not with it.You can make a drinking game out of the movie, taking a shot for every improbable piece of steaming plot device, but you'd be in rehab at the end.

I just tuned in to probably the middle of this mess where a Ferrari shows up and some poor chump wants to steal it and our heroes chicken out and run. This film was bland and was laughably illogical as it featured such smart ladies who'd get so mad that'd they'd demand a private jet plane be "pulled over" and let out in the middle of nowhere and nearly every car raced at 180 mph though it looked like they were going under 30mph to me and speaking of being under things there's one scene that I found downright dumb, in Vegas our heroes are in a convertible Lamborghini escaping from some dudes in yet another Ferrari (this films littered with Italian cars btw) and while our heroes manage to drive under a semi trailer (oh thats original!) the chasers in their Ferrari scrape their roof and somehow their car flips in the air and crashes so in other words they ripped off a scene from Smokey and the Bandit and gave it video game physics. Also, if you drive 330mph in a Diablo it should look faster than 40mph. I was able to keep from falling asleep during this as I'm a MST3K-er. Oh, and did I forget to mention that this film features Lamborghinis and Ferraris? Seriously! Its a movie version of Need For Speed Carbon but with over-priced exotics and not as entertaining though probably cheaper. Honestly if you wanna see some nice cars go out and buy a Need for Speed game or look up some pictures on Google.