Fast Track: No Limits (2008)

User Rating:

4.6/10   

Director:

Axel Sand

Writer:

Lee Goldberg (writer)

Release Date:

21 February 2008 (Germany)

Genre:

Action | Sport | Thriller

Tagline:

This street race is about to get deadly.

Plot:

An action movie centered around a group of street racers. |

Plot Keywords:

Motor

Cast

Erin Cahill	...	Katie Reed
Andrew W. Walker	...	Mike Cassidy
Joseph Beattie	...	Eric Visnjic
Alexia Barlier	...	Nicole Devereaux
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Nicholas Aaron	...	Wolf
Pasquale Aleardi	...	Gregor Gargolov
Jack Bence	...	Rainer
Tim Dantay	...	Neubeck
Ill-Young Kim	...	Markus
Shaun Prendergast	...	Heinrich
Carl Stück	...	Porsche Driver
Anna Tkatschenko	...	Race Driver

Runtime:

Netherlands:96 min

Country:

Germany

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

South Korea:15 | Australia:M | Singapore:NC-16

Filming Locations:

Berlin, Germany

Company:

Action Concept

Goofs:

Continuity: When Mike takes Nicole to the street-racers meeting, a line of girls is dancing in front of a car. When the camera switches position, the line of girls changes. In the very next shot, they are in their original position again.

Quotes:

Heinrich: Are you trying to get us killed?
Eric Visnjic: I'm trying to catch the guy we're chasing.
Heinrich: That's the same thing!

Poor Fast and the Furious copy

What do you need to make a good film? Naked Women, Cars, a copied story? Of course not and that's why Fast Track - No Limits isn't a good film. I can't understand how someone can invest money in making such a film. The film is technically well done but what is this good for when the story is so stupid. The Fast and the Furious obviously hasn't the same story, it has a much better one, Fast Track tries to copy the key elements of it. The writers of Fast Track didn't had any idea worth to make a movie of it, although they made this and it's a cheek. 3 stars for the quality of the production. 0 stars for the story. It really hurts to watch this film and in my opinion it is a huge waste of money and a disgrace for the German film industry, which shouldn't try to copy Hollywood movies.