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Death Race Director: Paul W.S. Anderson Cast: Jason Statham, Tyrese Gibson, Ian McShane, Joan Allen

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  • DVD Release Date: 12/21/2008
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 17,216

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Start your Engines: Making a Death Race; ; Behind the Wheel: Dissecting the Stunts; Feature Commentary with Director Paul W. Anderson and Producer Jeremy Bolt (Unrated Version Only)

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Disc #1 -- Death Race
1. Killer Competition [4:10]
2. Honest Living (Main Titles) [4:11]
3. Behind Bars [:51]
4. Never a Dull Day [3:00]
5. Keep the Legend Alive [1:25]
6. Getting Acquainted [2:23]
7. Stage 1 [:03]
8. Start Transmission [3:11]
9. Activate Swords & Shields [:07]
10. Play My Game [:29]
11. Looking for Me? [3:16]
12. Stage 2 [1:01]
13. On the Offense [:07]
14. Release the Dreadnought [3:57]
15. Stage 3 [:46]
16. A Little Inspiration [1:02]
17. It's Party Time [:30]
18. Off Track [2:26]
19. All That Matters [4:09]
20. End Titles [6:20]
1. Killer Competition [4:10]
2. Honest Living (Main Titles) [4:11]
3. Behind Bars [:36]
4. Never a Dull Day [3:00]
5. Keep the Legend Alive [1:25]
6. Getting Acquainted [1:15]
7. Stage 1 [:03]
8. Start Transmission [3:11]
9. Activate Swords & Shields [:04]
10. Play My Game [:03]
11. Looking for Me? [3:16]
12. Stage 2 [:31]
13. On the Offense [:07]
14. Release the Dreadnought [3:57]
15. Stage 3 [:22]
16. A Little Inspiration [1:02]
17. It's Party Time [:24]
18. Off Track [2:26]
19. All That Matters [4:09]
20. End Titles [6:20]

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Editorial Reviews

The Transporter star Jason Statham takes the wheel in director Paul W.S. Anderson's remake of the Roger Corman classic about a hyper-violent cross-country race that breaks all of the traditional rules of the road. The time is the not-so-distant future, and as America's prisons begin overflowing with violent criminals, the powers that be devise a grisly game that will free up space in the cells and entertain the masses at the same time. Jensen Ames (Statham) is a three-time speedway champion with a dark past. A survival expert and ex-con whose sordid history comes back to haunt him when he is framed for a murder he didn't commit, Ames is forced to choose between donning the metallic mask of a mythical racer known as Frankenstein or languishing away on Terminal Island -- America's most notorious penitentiary. Over the course of the next three days, this unlikely champion will get behind the wheel of a nightmare machine outfitted with machine guns, grenade launchers, and flamethrowers in a desperate attempt to outrun some of the most violent criminals ever imprisoned. Should Ames be the first to cross the checkered flag, he will win his freedom; should he come in second, however, death would be preferable to a grim future in a cramped concrete cell. Co-stars include Joan Allen, Ian McShane, Natalie Martinez, and Tyrese Gibson, who takes over the role of Machine Gun Joe, made famous by Sylvester Stallone in the original. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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Stupid Man Movie - not even a good one!by JenniferEvette69

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March 16, 2009: Totally not appropriate for any child, adults only. Brainless movie. For young men only LOL Which I'm sure they will enjoy the action, heads coming off and all.

Cars with 'Tudeby Bryan_Cassiday_author

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January 04, 2009: What is modern filmmakers' penchant for bleached-out sepia-tinted color that looks like moldy black and white? It does not seduce me. To be frank, it looks just plain ugly. I suppose, in the case of this movie, it signifies the ugliness of the future that awaits us.

Despite its ugly-duckling appearance, "Death Watch" is a serviceable action flick starring the charismatic and appealingly imperturbable Jason Statham (of "The Bank Job" fame). Short on plot, "Death Watch" is long on action, the explosive action of racing between souped-up, armor-plated, rocket-mounted, grotesque-looking vehicles. Stathatm's killing machine is an unrecognizable modified V-8 Mustang GT.

There's one catch to these races: they're not about winning, they're about killing the other competitiors. The more racers that are killed, the higher the ratings of the televised matches. It's an interesting theme, but it seems to lack the necessary acerbic wit to pull it off to complete satisfaction.

--Bryan Cassiday, author of "Fete of Death"

I Also Recommend: Transporter Box Set, Children of Men, Doomsday, 30 Days of Night, Fete Of Death.


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