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Speed Racer is the youngest driver in the WRL (World Racing League), and his ultimate goal is to be the best driver in the world. When he was younger, he watched his older brother, Rex after leaving home, compete in the Casa Cristo Cross Country Rally. Rex did not survive that race. Now, James "Speed" Racer is participating in that very same cross country race and is determined to win where his brother did not. All was not lost though, because unbeknownst to the Racer family, Rex did not die, but he did change his looks and assumed the identity of the masked Racer X. X watches over Speed when he competes in various races around the world.
The story begins with Speed Racer who is a young man with natural racing instincts whose goal is to win The Crucible, a cross-country car racing rally that took the life of his older brother, Rex Racer. Speed is loyal to the family business, run by his parents Pops and Mom. Pops designed Speed's car, the Mach 5. The owner of Royalton Industries makes Speed a lucrative offer, Speed rejects the offer, angering the owner. Speed also uncovers a secret that top corporate interests, including Royalton, are fixing races and cheating to gain profit. With the offer to Speed denied, Royalton wants to ensure that Speed will not win races. Speed finds support from his parents and his girlfriend Trixie and enters The Crucible in a partnership with his one-time rival, Racer X, seeking to rescue his family's business and the racing sport itself.
I grew up in the '60's and as I was a big fan of Warner Bros. cartoons, "Speed Racer" was always a joke to begin with to me, but this film somehow managed to take a quaint, albeit cheaply done, early version of Anime' and turn it into something worse. The migraine-inducing visuals and the plodding, pedantic excuse for a plot leave the viewer on the edge of their seat....poised to go 'racing' from the room to avoid this train-wreck, er..uh..car wreck of a bastardization. While I'll admit to a certain fascination with the Wachowski's attempt at showing us something that we'd never seen before, this was just an all-out assault on the senses and the cinematic equivalent of projectile- vomiting a full set of fluorescent face-paints. The acting was perfunctory and I couldn't help but wonder if the kids watching this mess were as confused as I was trying to follow just exactly what time frame we were seeing at any given time. The races and racetracks themselves were just so unrealistic and the constant defying of the laws of physics just sucked all of the tension and danger from these sequences rendering them completely excitement free and moot. I didn't mind so much the over-use of the green screen if it weren't so obvious. I mean, come on movie, I want to suspend my disbelief, but you have to help me! This was a blatant wakeup call for Hollywood- if you insist on dumping truckloads of cash into rehashed ideas, you'd better check with the pre-existing fan base before you just let directors throw any old flashy crap up on the screen.
I had the opportunity to be on the sidelines of the race track where Speed Racer grew and had a life with (naks, haha). Being one of the frequent viewers of Speed Racer (the old anime) before, I thought I should not miss this. I used to watch this cartoon during my elementary and early high school days at Cartoon Network. Well, it turned out to be a wonderful ride. Before going inside the movie house, I kinda expected it to be a "pure cotton candy" movie, so I just wanted to know if this will be a good transformation of the told cartoon. It was one of the coolest movie in this genre in recent years. Darn, the editing, sequencing, it was awesome. It was exhilarating. The visual effects are a given, what can you expect from the same team behind the Matrix? Some people, however, do not seem to appreciate the film. I guess that will be acceptable if you have seen the cartoon before, but if not, then don't give it a bad review since you know nothing about the source material. Honestly, I was glued to my seat the whole time, it made me become a bigger fan of racing myself, or even better, it felt as if my chairs were moving. Haha. Some were questioning about it being flashy. I guess that's what made it a "modern-day" adaptation of the film. To me, it was just fine. The film did what it exactly had to do, which is to entertain and give justice to the cartoon. The best part of the movie is the Casa Cristo 5000, when Speed, Racer X and Taejo teamed up to win the race in an effort to make a difference in the world of racing that is filled with politics. However, it is not Speed Racer that is the coolest character in the film, even if the characters behind Speed, Trixie, and Pops, were really look alikes of the cartoon characters. For me, the coolest character was Racer X, who turned out to be Speed's brother, Rex Racer. In the TV series, Rex Racer revealed his identity with a punch in the stomach. In the movie, however, Rex Racer had a plastic surgery in order to change his identity. When Racer X showed himself to Speed due to the latter's doubt, a seemingly different person was revealed. After the 91st grand prix, Racer X mentioned that if the choice of not telling his family about his identity was a mistake, it will be a mistake he'll have to live with. While this portion in the film made the difference against the old anime, I also felt that it's the most striking part of the movie. The lines were hilarious too, and the fight scenes were crazy, especially on the scene when some nasty bad guys tried to ambush Speed's team, only to be ruined by Spritle, Speed's naughty and funny younger brother. Haha. I hope that in this genre, movie makers will keep on producing movies like this. :-) <ul><li>Pinoy Potter's Chronicles</li></ul>
At an exceedingly long 135 minutes, the film needs more than what might result from the explosion of a Crayola factory, and Speed Racer has nothing extra to offer - no heart, no excitement, no moments to cherish.
Tire Shields and Hexodyne emergency spare tires In the Thunderhead flashbacks, it is revealed that Rex's testimony helped bring down UniRon, a major sponsor that was fixing races, along with Blackjack Benelli, the mobster who was enforcing for UniRon. The flashback strongly implies that Benelli had marked Rex for death in retaliation. With the racing world now too dangerous for him, Rex seems to have decided that faking his own death and working for the C.I.B. with a new face and a new identity was the only way he could continue. The film shows, in the exploding go-kart scene, that Rex (and probably Pops as well) had enemies in the racing world who were ruthless and determined enough to kill his family and friends to get to him. It also shows that Rex knew enough about these individuals to be a danger to them. Rex left home to protect his family, and he never told them the truth about his reasons and activities in an effort to continue protecting them. a5c7b9f00b

Speed Racer Full Movie In Hindi 1080p Download

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