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Death Race 2000
Cast
David Carradine, Simone Griffeth, Sylvester Stallone, Mary Woronov View AllCrew
Paul Bartel (Director), Charles B. Griffith (Screenplay), Robert Thom (Screenplay) View All
Release: Apr. 27th, 1975
Runtime: 1 hour, 20 minutes
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Death Race 2000 - Shock shock horror shock shock horror - This is GOOD
Paul WS Anderson never seizes to amaze me. First he comes out witih the wicked Mortal Kombat film only to follow that up with a string of very ****e sci-fi, fantasy and action flicks. Alien vs Predato...
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Death Race
When I was in Florida one year I happened upon a cool little movie called Death Race 2000. I was shocked, stunned and vastly amused by the film.
Now they are making a sequel?
Trailer:
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Death Race
Death Race the name suggest that the race for death. And I saw this movie with my friends. Pin drop silents in the home when we seen this movie. At the last two participants
play a game together and ...
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Death Race 3: Inferno
I just finished watching the 3rd and final movie of the trilogy.
Just a question.
I know that DR 2 is a prequel of DR 1. My question is: Is DR 3, a sequel to DR 2 and a prequel to DR 1?
Is the c...
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Though rather surprisingly given its budget the film does have some fine cinematography at times of the landscapes they drive through provided by Tak Fujimoto, a man who had already worked on Badlands and would go on to great success with films like The Silence of the Lambs and The Sixth Sense.

From the start of the movie until the end, my attention was held fast by the satirical wit and sheer spectacle of bizarre looking racing cars and topless women which makes such a strange film satisfying.

In this particular dystopia, the bread and circuses take the form of the Trans-Continental Road Race, where a grand total of five cars (each one commandeered by a team that contains driver and a navigator, all of which just happen to be man-woman teams to boot) as they not only have to race from coast to coast but also try to rack up as many points as possible by running over pedestrians in the process.