The 80s theme aside it reminded me of A History of Violence while also using a Chrysler 300 as the antagonist vehicle.Īntp wrote A game for rjluna, a headlight to identify: I feel like the 80s theme in this movie is forced and they just did it so they could play these songs and have pink 80s font on the poster.
I was first attracted to them because of their album art for their EP Teenage Color. I was listening to College way before this movie came out and I remember seeing only one comment on itunes for the EP this song was on. God people were/are obsessed with "A Real Hero" by College in this movie. It's unspeakably awful.2001-2004 Toyota Sequoia /Tundra DoubleCab It's a less self-indulgent grindhouse movie than Death Proof, but that doesn't even improve it in any sense really. It also features an annoying array of unrealistic characters, an inconsequential narrative and doesn't even work on the lowest common denominator action B movie thriller level. So aside from the fact that it's directed badly, acted terribly and has a script that appears to have been written by an adolescent 12 year old.
The action sequences are somehow unbelievably dull, even despite the fact it bombards you with set piece after set piece and extreme amounts of repetitive explosions. Firstly it's narrative is incredibly laughable and has no charm whatsoever, and it's attitude towards women is appauling.
It's nothing you haven't seen before even if your looking for trashy exploitation. Other than that, there is no reason to see this movie. But I will say there were only two reasons I kept watching the film, because it is so badly plotted, so predictable and so stupid, and it was simply to ponder at the mystery as to why Nic Cage took the role in it, and to see if it would turn out as catastrophic as Death Proof. I think it's safe to say that we've all got used to the idea of Nic Cage appearing in trash like this, and we've accepted it because sometimes it's the only redeeming feature of the ridiculously film's he appears in. The only positive aspect of Drive Angry is the engaging supporting performance of William Fichtner's, but other than that, this is nothing other than totally repulsive garbage.
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