Stupid, stupider, stupidest, duhhhhhhh.

Rating: 1/10 (25 June 2001)

Some movies drop clues (albeit small) that allow you to believe, even in retrospect, that you could have "solved the crime." Even if this movie is more concerned with the milieu of this racing society and the relationships among the characters, it needs logical plot development. The fact that it doesn't have it aside, perhaps, from the "revelation" that the "team" must be getting all that money SOMEWHERE (something that could be said about just about every "team" out there), is the major weakness of the film. In fact, one senses the only reason the guilty party IS the guilty party is because the writers sat around drinking a little too much Corona and decided, in their drunken state, that it would be cool to have those people be guilty...of course because it would maximally affect one particular relationship...which, of course, leads to the huge cop-out of an ending. Teens across the country will be declaring that this movie is "true" and "real" - I guess because it puts relationships and "honesty" within relationships above everything else. Stupid, stupider, stupidest, duhhhhhhh.