Nathan Phillips,
Nadia Bjorlin,
Angus Macfadyen,
Tim Matheson,
Eddie Griffin
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Eddie Griffin and Nathan Phillips put the pedal to the metal in stunt coordinator-turned-director Andy Cheng's supercharged auto thriller. As a serious collection of speed freaks gather to hit the str... read more
Directed by: Andy Cheng
Release Date: April 13, 2007
DVD Release Date: August 21, 2007
Stats: 3,462 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (3,462)
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October 16, 2007
Chicks and cars, chick and cars.... two things that blokes love!
But is that enough to warrant watching this movie? Just download it or spend a dollar at the video store, not worth 10 bucks for a movie ticket.
But anyways, the cool thing about this car flick is of course...... read more -
September 2, 2007
Sure there are plenty of hot women in Redline, but nothing turns me on more than wanton disregard of physics, script-writing ability, acting and quality in general.
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April 17, 2007
The script needed help but the car chases....car races...exotic cars...exotic women....whoooooo...this is definitely a high in testosterone movie.
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June 6, 2008
Decent action/racing flick. Some not so good acting and fight choreography but still entertaining.
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May 30, 2011
"Tremendously cool cars, very hot girls especially Nadia Bjorlin, some decent action scenes but nowhere close as good as the Fast & Furious movies."
Critic Reviews
The whole thing is pretty stupid, but Angus Macfadyen is watchable as the villain. Full Review
An idiotic action thriller, vanity project and testosterone-filled guilty pleasure whose sole purpose is to show off a fleet of million-dollar Ferraris and Lamborghinis belonging to fledgling movie mo... Full Review
It's hard to say whether gleaming automobiles or women's bodies are given the more fetishlike treatment in this vanity production.
The cars in the film are treated with more respect than the women. Full Review
The movie Redline is all about surfaces, for young men with testosterone to burn.
Redline isn't exactly a car wreck, mainly because it's far less exciting and you can, in fact, look away. Full Review
Everything you'd expect it to be, and yet so much less: less character development, less believability, and most unforgivably, less escapist entertainment. Full Review
Although the movie's artistic merits are virtually nonexistent, Sadek does understand his audience, most of whom are unlikely to be acquainted yet with two key aspects of the film: driver's licenses a... Full Review
Do yourself a favor and stay home. Griffin's 21-second wrecking-the-Enzo video on YouTube is more exciting (and better directed, and better acted ...) than anything in Redline. Full Review
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