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Multiplex-friendly car has become absolutely the acerbity back the fuel-injected money shots of the Fast & Furious authorization accepted that a B-movie blueprint could still about-face an A-list buck. But already you've apparent aggressive beef cars casting in and out of annular airplanes it's harder to apperceive area to yield the comedy next, so Need for Speed throws in an Apache helicopter to aroma up the car-on-car action, with grunting engines and orgasmic gear-grinding groans accompanying anniversary 3D climax.As you'd apprehend from a video bold spinoff, the artifice is apathetic tosh; a animosity amid two butch ciphers (one of whom favours atramentous attire) involving an old girlfriend, a asleep brother, and a alternation of top acceleration alley contest with air abutment and badge following aplenty. Hundreds of non-racing civilians are blithely run off the alley but no one cares, atomic of all the screenwriters who abide bound in single-player mode.

Instead, we're asked to anguish about whether Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul (looking like Ant and Dec's affronted absent triplet) will abatement for burlesque Brit Imogen Poots whilst travelling at 230mph, and alone arrant if anyone he knows dies. Morally, Death Race 2000 had the high hand, but what this lacks in actuality it makes up for in volume, not to acknowledgment length, binding a 79-minute apriorism into a two-hour-11-minute cine with patience-testing results. Michael Keaton provides ablaze abatement as the video DJ abaft the car-nage, channelling late-period acerbic blow David Carradine.