Get Fast

2024

Action / Drama

24
IMDb Rating 3.7/10 10 609 609

kidnapping heist thief orphan drug lord cars

Plot summary

When The Thief’s partner is kidnapped after stealing millions in cash from a merciless drug lord named Nushi, he reluctantly teams up with an angst-ridden orphan to rescue him. Nushi enlists her most trusted hitman, The Cowboy, a lovable charmer who’s quick with his guns, to track down the Thief. Guns, cars, and explosions will give the newfound partners a head start, but how long will they be able to keep it up?

Director

James Clayton Photo
James Clayton

Top cast

Lou Diamond Phillips Photo
Lou Diamond Phillips as The Cowboy
Jeff Sanca Photo
Jeff Sanca as Tee
Simon Chin Photo
Simon Chin as Tank
Lee Majdoub Photo
Lee Majdoub as Sly
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1 hr 28 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by pawankmr600 5 / 10

Average Action, But the Addict Character Stands Out

I recently watched Get Fast (2024) and overall, it's a decent action film. The story is simple but has enough moments to keep you engaged. What I really liked was the performance of the actor who played the drug addict. His acting felt raw and very realistic, probably the best part of the movie for me.The action scenes were okay, nothing too new or spectacular, but still enjoyable if you're an action fan. The direction was average and the storyline could have been more original. Still, it never felt boring and managed to keep my attention till the end.Not the best action film of the year, but definitely watchable. Love from India.My Rating: 3.5/5 or 5/10.
Reviewed by Prismark10 4 / 10

Get Fast

The Thief is back. James Clayton once again directs and stars as the thief who along with his partner stole some cash from a ruthless drug lord called Nushi.She does not like people stealing from her. She has in her pocket goons, corrupt cops and a hitman called the Cowboy (Lou Diamond Phillips.) They also have the Thief's partner.So the Thief has to come to the rescue in an ice cream van with a nervous young man in tow who keeps mentioning jelly babies when he is nervous.Get Fast is a direct to streaming B movie. It has a well worn plot, good production values but many of the characters are caricatures you have seen countless times before.
Reviewed by kodabar 3 / 10

Incoherent and boring

This film tries very hard to be stylish and charming, in the manner of the first Smokin' Aces film. And it fails on all fronts.Lou Diamond Phillips plays it as well as anyone can, though he's almost unrecognisable for the most part. The rest are such over-acted caricatures that they're just two-dimensional and annoying. Screaming and bulging eyes don't turn this into something funny or clever.The action is actually boring for the most part. The film seems to think it needs an action scene every five minutes to keep you watching - and it's partially correct. The plot is so dull and all over the place that it's hard to follow. Or rather, it's hard to care enough to bother following it.There's some guy, who has stolen some money or something. And at least two other groups of people want to get it from him, for reasons that just blurred past me. It's extremely hard to care about any of the characters when none of them are real in any way.CGI largely ruins the stunts. The undoubtedly-skilled stunt performers working on this lose credibility when you realise how much of everything is greenscreen. The main character can't even ride a motorbike along a straight road without having to phone it in.I made it to the end, though I wanted to give up several times. With bullet wounds proving inconsequential most of the time, the stakes were generally nothing. When people did actually die, it was hard to believe they actually did, when they'd shrugged off worse earlier on. Why did any of this happen? Why would anyone care? Did anyone win in the end? I don't know and I watched it all.
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