200 MPH (2011)

If you have watched all the Fast & Furious movies and want a good laugh, this is the movie for you. After you watch this masterpiece of a very low budget movie. This movie should be a inspiration to up and coming "Producers & Directors", to show you that anybody can make it in the bootleg movie business. This movie will make you enjoy all the other racing movies even more. The CGI in the movie was state of the art back in 1990, just to bad this movie came out in 2011 and cost $200,000 dollars to make. AKA 200 MPH should be on even worst movie list, but you should see this kind of movie at less once in a life time. It will make every other movie seem special from that point forward. Two thumb up for one of the worst car racing movies period......

Quite simply, if you like cars and street racing you have to watch this film. It's hilarious! The acting is laughable, the CGI is amateurish, the continuity is possibly amongst the worst in the history of movie making. You cannot help but laugh at how bad this film is. I don't think I can add anything else to what other reviews have said, but just watch the film, from start to finish if you can, and you'll see what I mean. Its one of those films that when you watch it, you have to watch it again with your mates to see their reaction, its that laughable. I don't want to give too much away because it'll spoil your fun, but look out for the metamorphosis of the green Mazda RX 7, its genius

First and foremost the acting, directing, action and driving sequences, cinematography, and the CGI were completely and utterly pathetic. The movie was actually so bad that it makes it worth the watch jus for the unintentional comedic effect. Secondly, the movie almost insults your intelligence if you are the least bit knowledgeable about anything to do with vehicles. The Mazda RX7 Second Generation Model with a 2.6L rotary engine (which is interchangeably referred to as an MX5, aka Miata) is swapped with a Nissan 240 S14 throughout the movie and in the poorly animated CGI sequences. Also the brother's Nissan 370Z with a naturally aspirated 3.7L V6 (which is also swapped with a Nissan 350Z thorough out the CGI sequences) has an approximate MSRP value of $36K (not $80K) and an acceleration from 0-60 in 4.6 seconds with 13.2 quarter mile time and a top speed of 160-ish(not 195). Finally there's the (assuming stock its well over 500hp AWD) 2010 Nissan GTR R35 with a 3.8L VR38DETT twin-turbo V6 which would blow the 370Z completely off the road much less the RX7(even with the pointless NOS injection system). Another unexplained phenomena is how they fixed and modified two vehicles(the RX7 and the brothers totaled 370Z) within one weeks time in order to race.All in all I would have to say this is definitely the worst racing movie and most likely the worst movie of any genre that I've ever seen; however, I must admit I rather enjoyed watching it and would even recommend watching it if you had two hours of your life to waste because the movie 'unintentionally' had me laughing from the very beginning due to the extremely poor budget, the many many holes within the plot, and all of the reasons above.

God this movie is terrible. First off since when does a stock Nissan 350z cost 80 grand and have the same top speed specs as a Nissan GTR? Or when the girl mechanic says that the rx7 timing has been changed. How would one know the timing was changed in two seconds. Or what about those sketchy drift scenes that change from a Mazda RX7 to a Nissan 240sx? not to mention the action scenes that look like grand trismo on my Playstation 1. This movie is absolutely horrid! Oh and not to mention on my netflix description it states that the main character builds a Datsun 240z to race a drug dealer. Haha there wasn't a single Datsun in this entire film!? One star for sure I would recommend this movie to a stoner with lots of free time.