Directed by:
Renny HarlinScreenplay:
Sylvester StalloneCinematography:
Mauro FioreComposer:
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Talented but unfocused rookie Jimmy Bly is slipping in the rankings, cracking under pressure from his ambitious promoter brother. And it doesn't help that Bly is pursuing an affair with Sophia, the girlfriend of his nemesis, top racer Beau Brandenburg. With so much riding on Bly, seasoned car owner Carl Henry seeks help from former racing star Joe Tanto, whose once-promising career spun out after a tragic accident that nearly killed him and another driver. But to steer Bly to the top, Tanto must navigate his scarred emotional past, maneuver around the hovering presence of a reporter covering the male-dominated racing scene, and contend with Cathy, his ex-wife, who has since married rival racing sensation Memo Memento. Caught between success, failure, regret and the need for speed, the four competitors are driven to put the pedal to the metal in pursuit of redemption and glory. (official distributor synopsis)
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A blonde, breasts, machines, tough guys, closing credits. Driven is a visually thrilling feature-length version of Baywatch with Formula 1 cars. Taking it seriously would be a fatal mistake. Renny Harlin is just having fun, so let’s have fun with him!
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I have mixed feelings. On the one hand, the racing scenes are perfectly directed, on the other, there’s Sly’s script full of clichés, including a chase scene in the streets of Tokio. I’m sorry for Renny Harlin, he's a terrific director who deserves good scripts and a little luck to get back in the spotlight. And I’m sorry for Sly, too, I have a weak spot for him. He tried to make a new Rocky, but it didn’t work out. Can this be his swan song?
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Very poor insight into the F1 world. If I don't take it seriously, then 1 star. Take it seriously? Boo!
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