Driven: Denny Hamlin's Favorite Movie (Joe, You Never Crawl!)

[@Posirep]

"That Guy" Just Indy 500 winner and IndyCar champion Kenny Brack. Also the survivor of the highest G-crash ever recorded in a race car(214 G's) from his crash at Texas... Which actually looked like a crash from this awful movie. Then he actually became a rock star in Sweden with many albums. Dude is metal as fuck.

[@ChrisMolyneaux93]

On top of all that, he's now McLaren's chief test driver.

[@robertnguyen3925]

He also won a bloody X Games gold medal in rallying as well.

[@icantdrive75]

This is better than anything CinemaSins has ever done.

[@ruddgrandprix-speedrunraci8515]

Well said. Edit: Eat Your Heart Out CinemaSins Jeremy.

[@arthurcorassini]

That's not saying much

[@arthurcorassini]

Just imagine if this was an movie about Stallone's character going back to racing and having to be co-owner of the team. It could be a really cool story of redemption, without having to throw away Bly or Bradenburg

[@trscott5]

The best part is that darn near every road course sequence is at Montreal (not on the CART circuit) and every oval has footage from old Chicago Motor Speedway

[@ToroRosso20]

I think that guy was Kenny Brack in the Shell Uniform. I don't think Logan Lucky was really supposed to focus on racing, it was mostly focused on a heist.

[@kevinkelley3906]

Logan Lucky was just set at a racetrack. The focus was the heist.

[@Altamonteric]

I think my favorite thing about Driven like 20 years after the fact is the focus on how all the crashes were like death wrecks and the movie was released on a weekend where IRL has one of its biggest crashes till the reformation (Atlanta 2001) and CART has to cancel a race because the conditions could kill someone (Texas 2001). Because i feel like that's what they sold their movie on besides Stallone....Death! Danger! and Destruction! Also somehow the CGI dude somehow got work after this as he as of a couple years ago worked for the animation studio Rooster Teeth. Also another thing on the whole realism of the movie/characterization of this movie is in the pool scene, there's like a 2-5 second insert shot that shows us that apparently Jimmy Bly is famous enough is his rookie year to get his own video game/simulator program called "Jimmy Bly's Race Sim." Its the goofiest stuff. Part of me thinks Denny Hamlin's in on the joke cause if you go in expecting it to suck its an absolutely hilarious movie, (or maybe just didn't want to default to the Days of Thunder answer) but if he's serious than he might wanna give it a second watch just to confirm that lmao.

[@nascarfan9000]

In a dinner with racers podcast, Paul Page said there was a deleted scene in either the Detroit or germany race where a car crashes into a playground full of children and stallone said in his interview with derek daly that they originally had one of the drivers killed in the movie. Great video

[@nate567987]

likey they cut stallone's backstory crash I can see it as he almost dies almost gets others killed and debres from his car is what pazize burt

[@mapleboy0001]

excuse me, “that guy” is kenny bräck

[@turgid_member8717]

Like he said, that guy.

[@badbooking3221]

Whom 2 years after the film's release nearly died at Texas Motor Speedway in one of the most ghastly wrecks I've ever seen.

[@Posirep]

@@badbooking3221 no human has ever sustained the G-hit he took and survived. He not only survived but hot back into an indycar less than 2 years later.

[@Dexter037S4]

And now does Rallying, which IMO is even more dangerous due to the hazard known as T R E E S

[@penskepc2374]

@@Dexter037S4 rallying is not more dangerous than open wheel. Well maybe with the halo and aeroscreen but not before that.

[@DiegoOspina86]

Before Rush, Days of Thunder and Driven were my favorite racing movies

[@penskepc2374]

Rush is too pretentious, just like F1.

[@DiegoOspina86]

@@penskepc2374 is too realistic

[@richieosborn2639]

@@penskepc2374 too pretentious?! You mean to tell us that a sport where a guy burned to death in his upside down vehicle in the most dangerous decade of the Motorsport is pretentious?!

[@penskepc2374]

@@richieosborn2639 you're right, I was thinking more of the fans.

[@kevinkelley3906]

Rush is an awesome movie.

[@Racer881Ken]

This video is Hilarious Amazing vid Brock i was dying laughing the entire time

[@TheMrtgamer]

So here is a little backstory on Driven: There was supposed to be a prequel starring Sylvester Stallone which goes over the Brazil wreck, but yes, he almost kills the foreign driver and paralyzes Reynolds' character in a bad crash... It was also supposed to finish by leading into Driven, but the movie never happened

[@clipobserver]

I rather see that movie especially to see if Stallone's character was at fault or Brandenburg or 50-50. Though Reynolds' character (car owner of Tanto) blamed it on Tanto (Stallone).

[@julianracer1235]

I'm absolutely completely 101% sure that this is the Best "Driven" video ever posted on KZbin, good job Brock. PD: that guy jajajajajaj just someone called Kenny Brack

[@Ultimate23Dragon]

_Driven_ is seen as auto racing's version of the wrestling movie _Ready to Rumble._ Both involved fledgling companies _(Driven_ being CART & _Ready to Rumble_ being WCW). Both were 'meh' in terms of movie quality but does have some sort of redeeming quality to it. _Ready to Rumble's_ being the Triple Cage match which WCW actually used twice. _Driven's_ was the soundtrack; One of the best soundtracks I've ever heard from a movie. It's why I have the songs "Out of Control" by The Chemical Brothers, the remix of "Mother" by ERA, & the instrumental version of "I'm Not Driving Anymore" by Rob Dougan. If I had the instrumentals to the entire movie I could listen to that all day. Both movies also put a couple of guys on the map: _Ready to Rumble_ being David Arquette & _Driven_ being Kip Pardue. Prior to his role in _Remember the Titans_ (Which funny enough came out a year before _Driven,_ which shows you how much I cared/knew about football movies), _Driven_ was literally the only reason I knew who Kip Pardue was... Also for character development, the Jimmy Bly character got a bit more than what was led on. He went from immature to very mature throughout the video, learning that winning wasn't everything especially during the Memo Moreno scene. Beau Brandonberg had a similar transformation but on a smaller scale. His development was more of learning to be more open & less serious. Even Joe Tanto had a bit of development learning how to adjust to help Jimmy Bly though he wasn't his driving type & mentored through different ways, not to mention his own comeback from a near fatal accident... I will also say where you think not enough attention was given to Moreno & the explosion scene after the crash in comparison to Bly is a bit off. He got a lot. Referencing _Remember the Titans_ it was more like how Gerry Bertier was in scenes after his accident. Really it was only Carl Henry who didn't develope. Burt Renoylds' character is more like the bitter car owner who prioritizes 1 ride over all others: Basically how I saw Roush in the late 90's-Mid 2000's & Stewart-Haas & Hendrick for the longest time even up to now. In the end, sure _Driven_ wasn't the best racing movie, but it sure as heck wasn't the worst either... Heck I can rewatch _Driven_ but I just can't rewatch _Talladega Nights_ (Minus that one news report involving Bob Jenkins). I've literally watched that movie start to finish only once!... Also if you think _Driven_ was unrealistic, _Herbie: Fully Loaded_ anybody!?... That being said I will say one more thing... if you thought that Memo Moreno's car explosion scene was extreme, it could have been even *MORE* extreme! Don't believe me? Just listen to Paul Page's Dinner with Racers interview. When _Driven_ was brought up, that was the part that stuck out to me during that part of the conversation. XD

[@sharpbleydz500]

A Wrestling With Wregret-like take on your part.

[@Ultimate23Dragon]

@@sharpbleydz500 I didn't realize that but, you're right. I could even read that in Brian Zane's voice. The funnier part is that Brian did a video on _Ready to Rumble_ years ago.

[@DiegoOspina86]

In fact, both companies (cart and wcw) were dying slowly. 😞😞

[@mat2000100]

And least CART didn't try to make Kip Pardue champ.

[@mat2000100]

And WB released both Ready to Rumble and Driven barely a year apart.

[@mat2000100]

1. 8:41 Actual footage from Alex Zanardi's near-fatal crash at the Lausitzring (2001, Colourised) (Do ya think this film triggers Zanardi?) 2. This film has such a cool soundtrack 3. You should get BeamNG.drive and download the FR17 mod. the crashes with this mod are so spectacular they remind me of Driven.

[@danesorensen1775]

1. Snerk. Good one. 2. I didn't notice until this review, but it says "music by BT." So you're right on that. 3. Uh... sure, why not? I'm so old I still play rFactor 1, so I won't argue.

[@AutoRockinRacing94]

This film has NOT aged well after seeing it in full last week, I haven't seen it since like 2007-08. The CGI rivals The Rock's stuff in Scorpion King. Sure it was primitive but not good even for 2001 standards. To think this was supposed to be an F1 film (explaining the Winfield hat because it was Williams sponsor from 1998-99, the OG dark era) and it's future V8 sounds was obvious what they really wanted lol. My new joke is that Driven tested the 2006 F1 V8s six years before it became a thing. Also, there was some awful cuts and bad camera shots (the 180 rule was broken then and there). Let's not forget the crashes, helmets don't move (ex. the Visteon car aka Robert Moreno's ride) when they crash. Of course, what Paul Page said on DWR, kids were supposed to die at Belle Isle (think the race at Spa in Grand Prix), the Memo Moreno explosion was much worse and there's one clip where they tried to do a Jos Verstappen pit fire. Flaws isn't an understatement and of course Estella Warren flamed out after this and Kangaroo Jack. At least the soundtrack and the Papis, Montoya and Kenny Brack (the Shell guy) scene was solid.

[@ChrisMolyneaux93]

What makes this movie even worse is that it came out the same weekend as CART's failed venture at Texas Motor Speedway.

[@DupontandLowesWarrior]

My Dad and i Both Liked This Movie when we First Watched it on TV in 2005 we Still Like This Movie in 2019

[@JayBeingNatural]

I mean, to me, the realism is gone when the team in this movie is based on, PacWest, was a team that was midfield at this time, and Beau drives for Target Chip Ganassi Racing, one of the powerhouses of CART/IndyCar.

[@michaelskoomamacher5652]

To be fair, Ganassi 2000 was nerfed hard compared to their previous 4 years, and Penske's redemption arc wasn't even in the film.

[@JayBeingNatural]

@@michaelskoomamacher5652 True. Their move to Toyota that started that year did not really work out as planned.

[@tomanderson6335]

When talking about the Memo accident sequence, it's also worth mentioning that methanol (which is what both CART and IRL used at the time) burns clear, not yellowy orange.

[@stevenkilsdonk2046]

Also methanol is diluted by water, so it wouldn't burn in the middle of a pond anyway.

[@mesousagaby740]

Remember, this film was originally planned to be two movies, technically. Stallone wanted to make a Formula 1 movie, while director Renny Harlin (Holy crap, I just now noticed his name sounds kinda like Denny Hamlin's) wanted to make a Aryton Senna autobiography.

[@whac1c]

Driven, it's so bad, it's good. And honestly, before this video I thought it was just bad overall, but now I can see it was a movie that's a sad reminder that it could have been a great movie had it not been for lack of character and story development. Imagine if they developed a proper intro such as the accident that ended up putting Joe out of the sport and Jimmy ending up getting the call up from the owner and that this kid gets put into the best car on the field and thrust into stardom at a young age and...well, yeah. Jeez, is Stallone that bad of a director and visionary that he couldn't do something like that?

[@mat2000100]

CART not pussying out of TMS would have helped.

[@The52car]

Thank you for putting into words what so many of us have know for so long... But please, some respect for the 1999 winner of the 500!

[@TotoDG]

You should cover “Winning.” Hopefully, it calms you down a bit.

[@wolverine9632]

8:06 Well, I'll admit, I see what Denny Hamlin was saying about "modern relationships."

[@sunshinecoolwater3960]

The best racing movie is "Grand Prix." Change my mind

[@suepierce4478]

I won't try to change your mind, but I preferred Le Mans.

[@DupontandLowesWarrior]

Le Mans 1966 is the best

[@spacemanmonster23]

Challenge... CAN'T BE CHALLENGED... Both Grand Prix and Le Man's are BEEE U TI FULL racing films of the classic hey day era of racing films!!!

[@dennisbowen452]

Those two are the best critic wise movies due to various sfx that hold up better than this crap.

[@KyleP133]

Grand Prix is a fantastic movie, but man you really have to learn to deal with how movies of that era were paced to enjoy it.

[@christiankallio8586]

This movie is a guilty pleasure for me. Will you ever review Talladega nights? It's my second favorite NASCAR movie

[@kevinkelley3906]

I HATE that movie. It started out great then progressively Became more and more unfunny. It really pissed me off. I threw it It the garbage after wasting the money I spent on it

[@StsFiveOneLima]

@5:29 - "Charlotte, North Carolina"...............I can only wish that Charlotte had that many mountains and so few people! 🙂

[@tv8sdie-casts500]

You should cover "Stroker Ace" A.K.A. The Lost Nascar Movie staring Burt Reynolds in the #7 Chicken Pit Ford Thunderbird, I'm surprised that nobody talks about this film.

[@tv8sdie-casts500]

Also, Thought not released in theaters, but the movie I'm talking about is a ESPN movie called 3: The Dale Earnhardt Story. Starring: Barry Pepper as "The Intimidator" Dale Earnhardt Thought one nitpick i have with this movie is the sounds of cars. When they are racing they sound like Gen-4 Cars on a Restrictor Plate Track. Also they got J.K. Simmons as Ralph Earnhardt, I think that was a good casting choice. Also Also, I think Rush was a better film than Driven.

[@danesorensen1775]

This movie was my introduction to racing, at all, way back when all I was interested in was Age of Empires II. Thankfully I didn't learn much from it, it just sort of sat there dormant until I came home from my first year of uni and spent the summer playing the first Forza Motorsport. That's when the bug really kicked in. It wasn't until recently (like, last 2 or 3 years) that I started looking into the American racing scene enough to really grasp how wide a swing-and-miss this was. It took me aaaages to find out where the hell the German round was supposed to be.

[@isaackubicek-manggaard2148]

Dude, I still haven figured that out and it has driven me slightly mad. If you could let me know what track it's supposed to be, I would greatly appreciate it. I loved that movie when I was a kid, and that's the one track I couldn't identify after rewatching it.

[@joshiek7839]

I’ve never managed to stomach driven past the opening scenes. I like LeMans (Steve McQueen), Rush was really good. Days of Thunder is such a Meme movie. I’m a race mechanic (nearly 20 years now) and when a young crew member comes on board Days of Thunder is Mandatory training along with all the tech books by Carol Smith. Would be great if someone could do a video on that guy one day.

[@whatincarnation95]

Never seen this movie and after watching this I never will

[@spacemanmonster23]

Oh?... Logan Lucky.... I forgot about that film... TBH I thought you were gonna put Taladega Nights up there. That was bad...

[@goodeyebrian3598]

And let’s not talk about 1997’s Steel Chariots. 😕

[@TotoDG]

Sly and Brandenburg sound like Simpsons characters.

[@sametozkan9175]

Black cop Lou is based on Sly's voice by Hank Azaria.

[@bcschneider53]

This film single-handedly accelerated CART’s demise...

[@richieosborn2639]

That and Greg Moore’s death.

[@richieosborn2639]

If Greg Moore never had his fatal accident back in 99, he would’ve been the star of the film and saved CART.

[@zlinedavid]

If Greg had survived, he’d have been with Penske and left for the IRL in 2002.

[@dennisbowen452]

Grand prix from the 60s was probably the greatest movie based on racing

[@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT]

Denny Hamlin: *prefers Driven over Days of Thunder* Chase Elliott fans: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnmZknpjepeqbbc

[@alec9829]

I love these vids

[@kevinkelley3906]

Apparently Hamlin doesn't watch alot of movies.

[@christianrobertsracing1]

I do like driven because it had wild racing but I like Days of Thunder more!!!

[@nascar2474]

i love both !

[@chris-ml4rx]

I remember seeing that Germany crash in a video and then once I found out what movie it was, I purchased it (June 2019 I believe lol) and I actually enjoyed it despite reviews saying it was bad haha I also think I saw an article interviewing Stallone about Driven being a F1 movie (he attended the 1997 Italian GP but couldn’t find enough info about the f1 cars and the sport too) but plans fell through and led to this. I really don’t know how I liked this movie, but it will definitely never beat Rush or Le Mans, no doubt.

[@tgs2141]

Denny Hamlin is my favourite driver and all but im disagreeing with him on Driven, Days Thunder all the way

[@hopeless__-ut6tg]

Max Papis there at 3:48!

[@ynnh1694]

Dont forget about Rush. It's pretty good. Nice work.

[@teddyobrien4801]

You know this movie is awful when TURBO was more accurate to open-wheel racing.

[@simonburns7908]

Me being an open wheeled fan I agree Driven is the best motorsport movie

[@MichaelEarnedIt-19]

My favorite racing movie is Days of Thunder, and Ford V. Ferrari are the greastest.

[@andrewwinslow9315]

Fun Fact, 2 Time IndyCar champion Josef Newgarden also loves Driven, and would love to see an even worse sequel!

[@Jonathan83X]

A solid review of this horrible movie. I never gave it much thought before, but now I understand why Days of Thunder's drama worked and this one didn't. That movie gave explanations and decent backstories for why the main characters acted the way they did about certain things. Sure, it wasn't perfect and could have used more polish when it came to their character development, but at least I could get behind their motivations. This train wreck of a movie on the other hand? No. There are so many unanswered questions about the characters, from Tanto, Carl, Jimmy Bly, his jackass of a brother, Tanto's ex wife. Heck, there's even unanswered questions about Brandenburg as well, and the movie for the most part does next to nothing to address them. I'll never understand what Stallone was thinking here. You can't just have all these characters acting a certain way and then don't explain WHY they do, especially if they're so unlikable. Maybe if the movie gave some screen time explaining their psyche somewhat, we might have been able to understand them better and possibly not hate them as much. At the very least, he should have explained what Tanto did exactly to make so many people in the movie have a grudge against him, especially considering how much if affected them. Just having vague descriptions about it is pointless because for all we know as you put it, Tanto is indeed a horrible person that tried to kill Brandenburg during a race for the fun of it. Maybe he left his wife because he was a jackass that was fooling around with someone else. Yea, it's highly unlikely I suppose considering his reaction to their accusations, but still, the movie left so much of his backstory, personality, motivations on the table that it could be interpreted multiple ways. The real tragedy about Driven is that this movie could have certainly been just as good as Days of Thunder, if not better. The potential for a solid racing movie was certainly there, but due to having people working on it who clearly had no idea what they were doing, this is what we got instead. What a shame...

[@mesousagaby740]

8:54 What makes this scene even MORE stupid? CART cars didn't use fuel, they use ethanol fuel, which is usually extinguished BY WATER. THERE'S WATER ALL OVER. IT'S NOT SUPPOSED TO BE ON FIRE.

[@brendanmunoz8971]

Im not gonna lie i still really like this movie maybe bc when it came out i was 5 lol

[@floralcaribou]

This is great 👌😆

[@Lukas02_]

Talladega Nights review. Please.

[@patrickracer43]

So, we just gonna ignore the fact that Michael Andretti was yeeted into the drink... Or the pack racing down the straightaway at Montreal

[@RRVCrinale]

If you raise your eyebrow at the timing, remember it took four years to raise the capital to make this flick, too. Stallone wanted to make a movie about F1 in '97, and if it was gonna be about CART, by the second half of the '90s, CART was still big. I mean, big enough that Sega and Midway were making games about it. I wonder if Stallone couldn't have taken some inspiration, if he could, from Mansell's disastrous 1995 season with McLaren? Y'know, the run so bad it practically put him off open-wheel racing since when he _did_ get back to motorsports, it was in 1998 with touring cars? Tanto doesn't want another clown shoes season, and thinks maybe guiding Bly is how to prevent it, we go from that... I often like to joke that the reason things in Driven look the way they do is because they installed all the sets of wings upside-down.

[@AlanNadeauIII]

I feel like i have seen this movie

[@DupontandLowesWarrior]

5:04 A Very Possible Reference To Le Mans 1955

[@daniel1982641]

Well, I know people are either going to agree or disagree and that’s fine. They’re entitled to their opinions.

[@phillips5368]

Logan Lucky in its defense was not suppose to be a serious racing moving. More of a comedy film, and I did like the NASCAR driver cameo’s in it. I actually didn’t mind the movie.

[@joeyguitar2056]

Rush is the best racing movie. You should do an episode on that.

[@sametozkan9175]

Why Marlboro Team Penske cars is not in Driven with Helio Castroneves Gil De Ferran and owner Roger Penske.

[@DiegoOspina86]

Hmmmm. Good question

[@tomanderson6335]

I have two guesses: Either Roger and his people had a feeling this would be a radioactive dumpster fire and refused to take part/be associated with it, or the production team figured having to censor so many Marlboro logos for certain markets would be too much of a hassle.

[@AutoRockinRacing94]

Didn't stop them from showing Tony Kanaan in his Hollywood gear or Sly wearing a Winfield cap though.

[@sametozkan9175]

@@AutoRockinRacing94 My oldest dad would love if Sly drives Gil De Ferran's Marlboro Penske car instead Gugelmin's car.

[@zlinedavid]

Likely because Roger knew they were leaving CART for the IRL the following year.

[@oscarjimenezsr.716]

I Saw this on TV with My Son in 2005 (15 Years Later we still like this)

[@folzyfantasy15]

There was a "Press F to pay respects" so F

[@dennisbowen452]

I was just wondering if this video was gonna be uploaded.

[@dennisbowen452]

Good one btw but I was like hmmm did brock upload this yet and then by sheer coincidence you did just now.

[@randallrutherford1384]

Nice

[@skullbigbang41]

Fuck Driven Days Of Thunder rules

[@rampage7777]

You think driven is bad, look up a movie called dirt made by the lucus oil off road guys, same basic story as driven but without the acting of Burt Reynolds and Stalone

[@thompsonlover6997]

Logan lucky is not a nascar movie

[@ddearing]

.....I thoroughly enjoyed Logan Lucky. I think it's a legit good movie.

[@BeastOfMetal1989]

Wait, you didn't name Judge Dredd as a favorite 90's Sly movie? But that has classic lines line "I and duh laal!" and "You betrayed duh [BELCH]!". SURELY YOU JEST!... That said, I actually liked this video, and don't fully understand why it gained no traction other than nebulous branding issues...

[@LASTCARonBROCK]

Thanks! No big worries on the hit count - it's not even monetized. Might have been too different from the other two videos, too. Future episodes are going to be more focused on NASCAR.

[@mbenoit9697]

The fact he likes this more than Days of Thunder is just another reason to not like Hamlin lol

[@michaelhall736]

I don't know. I liked this movie as well.

[@KyleP133]

Thiis movie was supposed to be about F1. Burt Reynolds is Frank Williams. But eesh it's so bad...

[@RazorSharp75426]

Someone named 'Josh Revell' says that Reynolds' character in this movie is more like Dr. Helmut Marko

[@DiegoOspina86]

@@RazorSharp75426 or maybe Sam Schmidt

[@ShawnMcClurg]

Mannn I actually liked Logan Lucky...

[@vidwatcher3001]

You're all wrong, Stroker Ace is the best

[@hobbesb9597]

Its $4 on youtube movies lol

[@kevinkelley3906]

They had it at Dollar Tree but I missed out on it. Everything happens for a reason. LOL

[@sametozkan9175]

I am not very happy about Marlboro Team Penske with owner Roger and drivers Castroneves and De Ferran is not in Driven same with my older dad.

[@rick83083]

Not a bad movie but definitely does not hold a candle to days of thunder.

[@davidtharp1591]

NEXTEL, NAscar

[@RazorSharp75426]

I personally rather watch "Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift" and "Wangan Midnight" than "Driven" or "Days Of Thunder"

[@tombstonejones9581]

I've only ever watched episodes of Initial D and read some of the manga. Where can I watch Wangan Midnight?

[@robbinscarberry8085]

I actually like Driven. Could have been better but wasn’t that bad.

[@NASCARFAN93100]

I liked Driven But I would not recommend checking it out

[@adammartin5809]

I'll take Driven over Cars anyday.

[@TheNewChevyRoll48]

CART Fury The Movie > Driven

[@trainsontape6531]

I thought Logan lucky was ok, nothing amazing just ok

[@brandoncoffey7842]

It's kind of funny a Jerry nadeau can bagging on this movie I mean first of all yeah it's a cheeseball of a film but a Jerry nadeau fan ragging on it give me a break but to each their own

[@LASTCARonBROCK]

Fair point

[@noviranger88]

Driven seems like a cult classic. Probably is.

[@suepierce4478]

Well, Denny Hamlin is no film critic, but neither is Brock Beard. Brock thinks "Driven" is unrealistic and thinks the movie where 2 NASCAR drivers play demolition derby in rental cars on the beach at Daytona is awesome? Siskel and Ebert are rolling in their graves.

[@rooseveltbrentwood9654]

Sue Pierce hey thats happens like every weekend in daytona no?

[@patrickhanlon2083]

I liked Logan Lucky

[@Deeplycloseted435]

Some of the most cringe dialogue and acting in the history of film. Mix in some dodgy early 00’s CGI and this film is one of the biggest pieces of shit, ever. Nice soundtrack though. SO BAD.

[@adamjdiamond]

Ok, late to this video but Logan Lucky was not THAT bad!

[@LASTCARonBROCK]

Oh but it was.

[@JonathanStrome]

Death Race, best.

[@Zoonsky]

Til Schwager? It's pronounced Schwaiger or Schweyger.

[@dennisbowen452]

Stroker ace was the worst nascar movie ever lol

[@whoasked9500]

I hate this movie.