With this knowledge in mind, one already gets the sense that this automotive action crime drama is trying to mimic the source material. The first clue? Redline was the shooting title for The Fast and the Furious. Redline is to The Fast and the Furious what Transmorphers (2007) is to Transformers (2007): a lesser knock-off in almost every sense. But she’ll have to put it all behind her when the fateful meeting with Infamous places Natasha in the middle of an underground street racing organization where millions of dollars (and lives) are on the line. There are times when she doesn’t mind driving, like when a misogynistic client (Eddie Griffin’s Infamous) doesn’t believe she knows what she’s talking about, but she typically keeps that part of her in the past due to the tragic death of her father during a race.
Skilled as both a mechanic and musician, Natasha (Nadia Bjorlin) is pretty happy to just work in the shop with her mother Sally (Barbara Niven) and play in her band. With Fast X in theaters, MVD Entertainment Group is set to release Redline in a new edition as a member of the MVD Marquee Collection, complete with a high-def presentation and several bonus features. Each of these possess some aspect of The Fast and the Furious’s DNA, repackaged with a different vehicle or perspective. Biker Boyz (2003), Torque (2004), Nitro (2007), and, of course, director Andy Cheng’s ( End Game) Redline (2007). Looking back, that part was extraordinarily unforeseeable, but, what one could predict was how the Hollywood machine would respond to the box office smash: clones. Now, though? They are international thieves/spies/heroes who bring down cartels, cybercriminals, and more. The original told the story of street racers who also moonlight as truckjackers, stealing VCRs for profit. In 2001, no one could’ve imagined that in 2023 the 11 th sequel of The Fast and the Furious would be hitting theaters. “Fast Saga” clone “Redline” gets a Blu-ray release thanks to the MVD Marquee Collection. Supercar Blondie is another channel notorious for car reviews where driving isn’t necessarily the highlight.Home › Recommendation › Home Release › “Fast Saga” clone “Redline” gets a Blu-ray release thanks to the MVD Marquee Collection. Top Gear has covered a lot but some of their reviews seem more like glitzy walk-arounds than actual information on the experiential parts of the car. Again, though, that’s just my opinion.īig name channels aren’t without their potential pain points either though.
One who lacks a deep love for passionate engineering or an understanding of what it feels like to have a car figuratively get into your veins.
To me, though, he comes off as an old man yelling into the void of the internet and getting attention through click-bait titles. Scotty Kilmer is one of the oldest and most popular automotive YouTubers in the business with both practical videos and opinion pieces. Read Also: No Road Is Too Narrow For This YouTuber To Make A U-Turn Is that enough to get you past the plain footage and the fart jokes? Some of the thoughts and writing therein are sincerely thought-provoking, well-researched, and deep. Regular Car Reviews is about the most basic-looking yet popular channels on the platform. Think about how wide-ranging these channels and their reviews can be.
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