irishboy141

This is a standard sports movie and a very good one. Classic underdog plot. The racing scenes are excellent and the 4K disc is fantastic and reference quality. The actors are great and trying, the lead kid was especially good. The writing is decent too and it's nice it acknowledges how dumb the idea of sim drivers sounds. It was interesting research learning that this was a thing for 6 or so years.

Definitely give this movie a shot, it's solid, fun, and refreshing. It's nice watching a grounded/realistic car/racing movie after all the Fast and Furious garbage we get force-fed year after year.

This show is as bad as original sin and about as funny as the Nuremberg trials.

I put it on as background noise and even then it was grating & awful. Spenny isn't funny here (or most places), the show is written poorly, and the side characters have nothing to work with (although they all try).

Back to Spenny; I hate singling him out, but he's the writer, creator, and major creative force behind the show and the buck stops with him. The show isn't bad because it's not KvS or whatever, it's bad because it's not funny.

Skip this abomination and watch something worthwhile; like White Chicks, Gotti, or Agro Dr1ft. You know, something with depth.

This episode was both suffocating and extremely dark, almost too much. The violence itself isn't that gory or over the top, quite the opposite, It's down & dirty & pretty realistic. The fact that the director was a Vietnam Veteran puts the episode into context, because this whole episode feels like it could've been plucked right out of the war.

The episode & ending battle is almost too much, too intense, too hopeless. Which is precisely why it works. The horrors of war spares no one when you're in the fray, be it your mind, body, or soul, a least one piece of them will be left on the battlefield.