Need for Speed

2014 • 130 minutes

4.3

2.15K reviews

23%

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Eligible

About this movie

Framed for a crime he didn't commit, street racer Tobey Marshall (Aaron Paul - Breaking Bad), joins an adrenaline-charged cross country supercar race with only one thing on his mind: revenge. When Tobey's main rival Dino (Dominic Cooper -- The Devil's Double) learns of his plan to compete he places a bounty on his head for anyone who stops him from reaching California. With Tobey's reputation on the line and his life in danger, the race is on! Inspired by most successful racing game franchise of all time and full of explosive action and exhilarating stunts, Need For Speed breaks all the limits. 2014 DREAMWORKS II DISTRIBUTION CO., LLC. NEED FOR SPEED TM AND LOGO ARE TRADEMARKS OF EA.

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Ratings and reviews

4.3

2.15K reviews

A Google user

April 30, 2015

I'll never get the time spent watching this back....and that takes into account turning off at the point he says some thing like..."it's time for a grasshopper" before another unbelievably stupid jump.. fast n furious is no more realistic but has a cast that makes them watchable. Aaron Paul is just Aaron Paul in every film or show I've seen him in sadly so he can carry this.

1 person found this review helpful

Justin Summers

April 28, 2016

Yes its not the same as the Fast films (which have gone from street racing to catching bad guys) but what this film is, is a good alrounder. Some of the acting could be better (Mr paul), some of the stunts could be more believable (the grasshopper), could have moved along abit faster at the start so the ending wasn't as rushed as it was. Overall it wasn't as bad as it could have been deffinatly worth a watch and atleast it was some what original than the rehashes and endless squels coming from hollywood.

Jason Doyle

July 30, 2014

Petrol head might like the movie because of the cars. If they do its because the cars have blinded them to the fact that the acting is wooden, the plot is almost an after thought. The games have a better plot which is saying a lot. I don't know what all the hype about Aaron Paul is for. He has zero screen presence. Good to see Michael Keaton in a movie. Funny to see that he doesn't share any screen time with any ofor the rest of the cast. He obviously wanted as little to do with this as possible.

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