Need for Speed
An urban street racer teams up with a wealthy, arrogant business associate, only to be framed by his colleague and jailed. After his release, he enters a New York-to-Los Angeles race to exact revenge. When the former partner uncovers the plot, he places a massive bounty on the racer's head, compelling him to run a cross-country gauntlet of illegal racers in all manner of supercharged vehicles.
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Scott Waugh
Anna Rane
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Ibraheem...
The only thing that kept me watching is the driving action and the fancy cars, otherwise, I would have stopped watching it. Playing the game is more exciting.
The Movie Mob
**Need for Speed isn’t mind-blowing or innovative, but with a stellar cast and great stunts, it’s still an entertaining and exciting movie!** Need for Speed is surprising! Let’s start with this crazy stacked cast, especially for a video game adaptation: Aaron Paul, Michael Keaton, Rami Malik, Dakota Johnson, and Imogen Poots. I was shocked rewatching this and seeing all those stars. The plot wasn’t anything new or mind-blowing, but it was an entertaining revenge street race film with some awesome stunts and solid effects. Incorporating the cop chases in the middle of the races was a nice way to tie the games into the film. Need for Speed was no Gone in 60 Seconds or The Fast and The Furious, but it is one of the more fun and well-done video game movies out there.
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