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Need for Speed (2014)
Fresh from prison, a street racer who was framed by a wealthy business associate joins a cross country race with revenge in mind. His ex-partner, learning of the plan, places a massive bounty on his head as the race begins ..
Director: Scott Waugh
Writers: George Gatins (screenplay), George Gatins (story), 1 more credit »
Stars: Aaron Paul, Dominic Cooper, Imogen Poots
Storyline
Framed by an ex-partner for a murder he did not commit, Tobey Marshall, a financially struggling custom-car builder and street-racer, spends two years in jail thinking about one moment. Fresh out of prison he reacquires the fastest car his workshop ever built and sold, and seeks to enter a secretive and extremely high-stakes race known as The DeLeon. His purpose; redemption, recognition from the world of racing and to solve his problems. Yet all this fades in comparison to his driving reason. Revenge. Above all, revenge. This is a story about love, redemption, revenge and motor oil all swirled together, but above all; It's a story about Fast, Fast Cars. written by Chase Game Reviews
Reviews
I remember the first time I saw the Fast and the Furious, and how it made me feel after leaving the theatre. By the time the credits rolled, I wanted to get into my car and drive ?? fast. Unfortunately at the time, I was just barely fourteen years-old and not even able to drive, let alone drive fast. Since then, there have been five more entries to the Fast franchise, a tragic death within the series and an upcoming seventh entry that will no doubt pay homage to the late, great racing action star Paul Walker. This film made from Will BE Obvious comparisons to film The Fast Franchise, But I can assure you gracefully That Will Need for Speed Near to race, If Not That made speed right in front of The Street series racing cool.
When Was The last Time you saw a car fly? Like actually fly? And I'm not talking about the CGI filled James Bond / science-fiction films that show flying cars with wings as the norm in the future. For the first time in a very long time at the movies, I had fun! I held close My Arms, My palms sweaty Were, and through Tension Was Flowing Like Me The warm synthetic Car Engine oil of a race, and it high-octane energy of Was All thanks to The Need for Speed.
Based on The famous Video game franchise of the same name released in 1994, the film had many hurdles to overcome even before its release; horrible track records among critics and in the box office for video game film adaptations (Super Mario Bros., Doom, Max Payne); direct comparisons to the Fast films; and a television star Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad) leading the film. But despite All The hurdles, Need for Speed delivers on Its Promise to entertain for an Urgency, enthral, and Perform, giving a whole new realism to racing The illegal Street Action genre.
Now in The Word The context of realism can BE misconstrued This Review . The disclaimer at the end of the film does state that "many of the stunts performed were done by trained professionals on closed courses", including the actors, who had extensive training with street cars and performance racing. Now when I say realism, there is no way we can explain that word without mentioning director Steve Waugh. Waugh, who was a seasoned stunt performer before he became a director (Act of Valor), on films like Bad Boys II, Spider-Man and The Italian Job, opted for genuine stunt performances from his actors, director of photography, and stuntmen, and mostly abandoned The use of CGI in The film, Which gives a slight edge to The Longing of danger to BE put Back into filmmaking.
The Video games, Which popularized The use of 'first-person racing', put gamers in The driver's Seat and revolutionized the way in which racing games were made. Need for Speed may be light on story, completely absurd on intent and plot, and have many two-dimensional characters, but makes up for it in action, thrills, and impulsive entertainment. Then The film becomes a blend of Comedy buddy / road-trip actioner / hard boiled revenge Thriller That Will Have rooting for you Our hero and underdog born Marshall Tobey, with Every Gear Shift Ahead turn and Sharp.
The film spends a hefty AMOUNT of Time establishing its characters, especially its lead Tobey Marshall (Paul). A natural behind the wheel but behind on most of his payments on the shop his late father left him in Mt. Kisco, NY, Marshall makes up for his payments and barely keeps the shop afloat and his close friends employed through a string of minor street races. After a generous offer from an old acquaintance, pro NASCAR driver and suave bad boy Dino Brewster (Dominic Cooper), Marshall sees an opportunity for the business to flourish for him and his group of loyal friends. But after double-crosses Dino race for a winner-takes-All in Marshall, Marshall serves Two years in prison, only for igniting a burning Vengeance scheme.
Need for Speed spends a dedicated wheel with it's Characters The AMOUNT of Time behind. From the moment Marshall is released from prison, he makes his way to California to the infamous, invite only De Leon street race, held by an anonymous organizer. Desperate to use the last car that he and his team worked on, a 50th Anniversary Ford Mustang that Carroll Shelby reportedly worked on before his eventual death in 2012, a car that produces 800+ horsepower and reaches a max speed of 234mph, Marshall and his team, accompanied by The wealthy Investor associate Julia (Imogen Poots) race to an unknown Location in Search of proving Marshall's Innocence and making Brewster Pay for The Death of His Friend.
In addition to The hundreds of Cars and parts That Were Damaged During The production of the film, is the passion and very obvious enjoyment of everyone involved. From Cooper, who has been very open about his excitement to be in a racing film since the beginning of his career, to Paul, who spent months dedicated to stunt driving, Need for Speed is a film that can best be described by its resident veteran franchise patriarch Michael Keaton, a film that was "born to ride".
When Was The last Time you saw a car fly? Like actually fly? And I'm not talking about the CGI filled James Bond / science-fiction films that show flying cars with wings as the norm in the future. For the first time in a very long time at the movies, I had fun! I held close My Arms, My palms sweaty Were, and through Tension Was Flowing Like Me The warm synthetic Car Engine oil of a race, and it high-octane energy of Was All thanks to The Need for Speed.
Based on The famous Video game franchise of the same name released in 1994, the film had many hurdles to overcome even before its release; horrible track records among critics and in the box office for video game film adaptations (Super Mario Bros., Doom, Max Payne); direct comparisons to the Fast films; and a television star Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad) leading the film. But despite All The hurdles, Need for Speed delivers on Its Promise to entertain for an Urgency, enthral, and Perform, giving a whole new realism to racing The illegal Street Action genre.
Now in The Word The context of realism can BE misconstrued This Review . The disclaimer at the end of the film does state that "many of the stunts performed were done by trained professionals on closed courses", including the actors, who had extensive training with street cars and performance racing. Now when I say realism, there is no way we can explain that word without mentioning director Steve Waugh. Waugh, who was a seasoned stunt performer before he became a director (Act of Valor), on films like Bad Boys II, Spider-Man and The Italian Job, opted for genuine stunt performances from his actors, director of photography, and stuntmen, and mostly abandoned The use of CGI in The film, Which gives a slight edge to The Longing of danger to BE put Back into filmmaking.
The Video games, Which popularized The use of 'first-person racing', put gamers in The driver's Seat and revolutionized the way in which racing games were made. Need for Speed may be light on story, completely absurd on intent and plot, and have many two-dimensional characters, but makes up for it in action, thrills, and impulsive entertainment. Then The film becomes a blend of Comedy buddy / road-trip actioner / hard boiled revenge Thriller That Will Have rooting for you Our hero and underdog born Marshall Tobey, with Every Gear Shift Ahead turn and Sharp.
The film spends a hefty AMOUNT of Time establishing its characters, especially its lead Tobey Marshall (Paul). A natural behind the wheel but behind on most of his payments on the shop his late father left him in Mt. Kisco, NY, Marshall makes up for his payments and barely keeps the shop afloat and his close friends employed through a string of minor street races. After a generous offer from an old acquaintance, pro NASCAR driver and suave bad boy Dino Brewster (Dominic Cooper), Marshall sees an opportunity for the business to flourish for him and his group of loyal friends. But after double-crosses Dino race for a winner-takes-All in Marshall, Marshall serves Two years in prison, only for igniting a burning Vengeance scheme.
Need for Speed spends a dedicated wheel with it's Characters The AMOUNT of Time behind. From the moment Marshall is released from prison, he makes his way to California to the infamous, invite only De Leon street race, held by an anonymous organizer. Desperate to use the last car that he and his team worked on, a 50th Anniversary Ford Mustang that Carroll Shelby reportedly worked on before his eventual death in 2012, a car that produces 800+ horsepower and reaches a max speed of 234mph, Marshall and his team, accompanied by The wealthy Investor associate Julia (Imogen Poots) race to an unknown Location in Search of proving Marshall's Innocence and making Brewster Pay for The Death of His Friend.
In addition to The hundreds of Cars and parts That Were Damaged During The production of the film, is the passion and very obvious enjoyment of everyone involved. From Cooper, who has been very open about his excitement to be in a racing film since the beginning of his career, to Paul, who spent months dedicated to stunt driving, Need for Speed is a film that can best be described by its resident veteran franchise patriarch Michael Keaton, a film that was "born to ride".
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