Drive Hard

2014

Action / Comedy / Crime

17
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 13% · 23 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 13% · 250 ratings
IMDb Rating 4.4/10 10 5039 5K

car chase getaway driver heist gone wrong professional thief

Plot summary

A former race car driver is abducted by a mysterious thief and forced to be the wheel-man for a crime that puts them both in the sights of the cops and the mob.

Director

Brian Trenchard-Smith Photo
Brian Trenchard-Smith

Top cast

Carol Burns Photo
Carol Burns as Granny
Francesca Bianchi Photo
Francesca Bianchi as Stacy
Thomas Jane Photo
Thomas Jane as Peter Roberts
Robert Newman Photo
Robert Newman as Grandpa
1080p.BluRay
1.43 GB
1920*1080
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 32 min
Seeds 1

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by cosmo_tiger 5 / 10

The best part of this movie is the dialog and interaction between Cusack and Jane. The action sequences are repetitive & generic

"You didn't hire me, you kidnapped me." Peter Roberts (Jane) is a former race car driver who gave up his dream because his new wife didn't like it. He now spends his days giving driving lessons to teenagers. When Simon Keller (Cusack) shows up for a lesson Roberts isn't excited about the way he drives and takes the keys. When they stop at a bank so Keller can get money to pay he runs out with cops after him and tells Roberts to drive. Now Roberts is wanted has an accomplice but Keller says he will be able to make sure Roberts goes free but he has to help first. Going in I was thinking (probably like you) a movie with Cusack and Jane, woo hoo. Going off that expectation I was disappointed. The main problem with this movie is that is isn't consistent at all. Some parts are very exciting and entertaining while others are so slow moving I found my mind wandering. Surprisingly the best part of this movie is the dialog and interaction between Cusack and Jane. All of the action sequences are repetitive and generic. For a movie that talks about car racing there is really only one chase and it's not a very good one at all. There really isn't a whole lot else to say about this one. Overall, the reason to watch is the interaction between Cusack and Jane. It's actually almost better to just skip to those scenes and skip the rest of the movie. I was very disappointed with this. I give it a C.
Reviewed by cosmo_tiger 5 / 10

The best part of this movie is the dialog and interaction between Cusack and Jane. The action sequences are repetitive & generic

"You didn't hire me, you kidnapped me." Peter Roberts (Jane) is a former race car driver who gave up his dream because his new wife didn't like it. He now spends his days giving driving lessons to teenagers. When Simon Keller (Cusack) shows up for a lesson Roberts isn't excited about the way he drives and takes the keys. When they stop at a bank so Keller can get money to pay he runs out with cops after him and tells Roberts to drive. Now Roberts is wanted has an accomplice but Keller says he will be able to make sure Roberts goes free but he has to help first. Going in I was thinking (probably like you) a movie with Cusack and Jane, woo hoo. Going off that expectation I was disappointed. The main problem with this movie is that is isn't consistent at all. Some parts are very exciting and entertaining while others are so slow moving I found my mind wandering. Surprisingly the best part of this movie is the dialog and interaction between Cusack and Jane. All of the action sequences are repetitive and generic. For a movie that talks about car racing there is really only one chase and it's not a very good one at all. There really isn't a whole lot else to say about this one. Overall, the reason to watch is the interaction between Cusack and Jane. It's actually almost better to just skip to those scenes and skip the rest of the movie. I was very disappointed with this. I give it a C.
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