Landspeed

2002 American sports drama film


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::summary 2002 American sports drama film ::

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FieldValue
nameLandspeed
imageLandspeed film poster.jpg
captionFilm poster
directorChristian McIntire
writerMichael Baldwin
based_on
starring{{Plainlist
cinematographyTodd Barron
musicRich McHugh
released
runtime94 minutes
countryUnited States
languageEnglish
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Plot

Set in 1972 in the Nevada desert, the film is about six American racing teams that are trying to surpass the 1,000 miles per hour land speed record. Landspeed stars Billy Zane and Ray Wise as a father-son duo who are attempting the feat, which comes with a $50million award. Writing in the Billings Gazette, Jay Bobbin said "that effort is fraught with tension and danger, but the men remain determined to reach their goal".

Cast

Reception

In a positive review of the film, May Thornton wrote in The Advertiser, "Zane quips and smirks his way through, enjoys a little subplot about childhood sweethearts, but the real stars are the cars, backed with impressive special effects. The final word: Going, going, gone in 90 minutes." VideoHound gave the film 1.5 stars and concluded "It's helpful to forget your knowledge of physics."

References

References

  1. (2017). "Video Source Book: A VideoHound Reference. Video Program Listings J–M". [[Gale (publisher).
  2. Cannelloni, Valter. (2022). "Ciak... si gioca 2". Gruppo Albatros Il Filo.
  3. (2005-06-20). "Filmes". [[Folha de S.Paulo]].
  4. Bobbin, Jay. (2002-06-08). "The Video Den". [[Billings Gazette]].
  5. Thornton, May. (2002-05-22). "Video Verdict". [[The Advertiser (Adelaide).

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