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  Review by Buddy O ★★★½

  Yeah bitch! cars!

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  Review by Ben Gordon ★½ 3

  Shocked and A. Pauled.

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  Review by Zach Skov ★★

  This was my least favorite episode of breaking bad.

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  Review by Gonzo ★★½ 4

  The Good: The cars. The stunts. (Holy shit, the stunts. All real, no CGI. Huge props for that.) The lovely Imogen Poots. (Love me some Poots.) The many amusing expressions of Aaron Paul.

  The Bad: Who needs a script? Screw the script. Scripts are for suckers, am I right?

  The Bottom Line: Even the great Cap'n Cook couldn't swoop in to save this film from mediocrity and inevitably being labelled as a second-rate Fast and Furious. It's a shame since the stunt work on display is pretty darn impressive. I just wish they didn't treat the writing like a fucking afterthought. Gah, we were almost (halfway) there! It's only been like, oh, 20 fucking years since Super Mario Bros. Someday,…

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  Review by DirkH ★★ 12

  The electric car of race movies.

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  Review by Evan ★½ 15

  I was here thinking there is no way this could be worse than the Fast and Furious movies.....I was wrong -___-

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  Review by Mario ★★ 8

  Aaron Paul hot. Movie bad.

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  Review by rachel ★★★★★ 1

  so so SO so underrated!!!! y’all need to stop sleeping on this masterpiece so they’ll finally make the sequel that I deserve

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  Review by matt lynch ★★★ 2

  mostly amusing. gets a lot out of being generally free of the FAST & FURIOUS dudebro stuff, which grates even in the good ones. very clearly a movie made by a stuntman, with a lot of clean practical flips and rolls. there's an unfortunate tendency to show the big hits from multiple esoteric angles (say, from inside one of the vehicles or mounted on the side) without showing us a master. occasionally vaguely Hawks-y, although not enough to make it actually good. inexcusably long.

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  Review by YI JIAN ★ 3

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  Painfully bad and boring to the core. Absolutely no reason to be 130 minutes long. Almost made me puke when it literally ended with Aaron Paul driving into the sunset.

  Don't waste even one second on this. I had no choice because I was stuck in a bus. It's either Need for Speed or Shrek, and I've watched Shrek over six times already. Cut me some slack.

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  Review by Caleb Johnson ★★½ 1

  Alright, listen folks. This one was a tough one for me. I've always prided myself on the fact that I can usually tell the difference between watching a genuinely good movie and watching an unquestionably shit movie that I LIKE. The difference is that one is an undoubtedly better-made piece of filmmaking that is of an indisputably higher quality, and the other is "Need for Speed."

  Okay, that's a little harsh. I wouldn't describe this movie as "shit." But it's not great either, and I know that. There's tons of cheesy dialogue, lots of generic action movie clichés, and even just the fact that all of our main characters commit several severe crimes throughout the film, (causing numerous civilian/police car…

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  Review by James Healey ★★★★ 3

  When Need for Speed was announced, I immediately asked why. An above average racing game that has a mediocre story is getting a movie, yet they can't get the Bioshock movie off the ground? I expected a movie shittier than the original Fast and Furious films. Instead I was given a film even more fun than both Fast 5 and 6(aka the only ones that matter).

  Let's get the glaring issues out of the way first. NFS has a very cliched story. There obviously wasn't much effort put into it. For example, they never really go into the back story between Tobey and Dino. It's pretty much they just briefly mention they had issues and hate each other. Also Kid…