Click title for showtimes and reviews. Don't expect an intriguing plot or social message. But the racing footage will blow you away. The camera thrusts moviegoers into the middle of the action, whether in the cockpit or anywhere close by. Just like the driver, you may see other cars jockey for position with you, or you may be blinded by rain.
Spectacular crashes unfold in slow motion, with cars hurtling through the air.
A scene where two race cars whiz through traffic on the streets of Chicago, hitting 195 mph on a cop's radar gun, is thrilling. Joe not only does that, with some plain talk about being true to oneself, but also shows he's still got the touch behind the wheel. And if you're in the mood for that, sit back and enjoy it. Sylvester Stallone, right, with Brent Briscoe, is called in to fix an ailing race car team.