Flying Cars

I really enjoyed this film it was easy to watch with a good mix of everything and just captured the spirit of why people race rc cars. This is my new Rad if you get it you get it. A great watch

This movie got it all. RC fun, obsession, love, remorse, making the wrong decisions and making the right decisions.

Flying Cars is about RC cars, it's obsession and of course how the obsession can set you back financially and emotionally... wanting to live the dream of staying a kid, but then realizing it will mess your life up when it's becoming an obsession.

being there myself some years ago, I still love rc cars and I love this movie. I wish the rc stuff would have been done a little more serious, making him more like an aspiring racer, not just do a jump competition. but besides some minor details, this movie was really fun and took me right back.

performances were heartful and really surprisingly well. i love the main characters and that there is a little love story in there, to keep the movie enjoyable also by non-rc-fans.

was waiting to see this movie and was not disappointed.... this movie does not win awards in directing, special effects or acting, but it's about the love of rc cars.....one of my favourite movies of the year.

Script could be better, certain dialogue a bit off, preferably a little more background story about 2 protagonists etc.... Nonetheless, acting of the 2 main actors is pretty good and all in all I did really enjoy watching it and in the end that's what counts. And I learnt a bit about RC car racing.

Prior to watching this film, I really didn't know much about RC car racing. But watching the intensity of the RC competitions and various stunts was a fun experience. The passion that the protagonists (Drew and Rachel) had for this niche sport was so tangible, that it even made me want to try RC racing. The race track locations, character development, and just the overall vibe of the film was great. Anyone would enjoy this film for its perfect nostalgia factor for those who grew up with RC cars, or for its strong calling to those who pursue their hobbies and dreams.

I picked this movie randomly because I thought it had flying cars. My friends and I have been getting into RC cars recently, so I stuck with it. The main character, Drew, is a perfect example of a guy not quite ready to be an adult. The actor, Jeremy Schuetze, does a nice job of making him likeable, but every time he does a dumb thing, you know its going to bite him in the ass, but Drew doesn't know. I was wondering why is girlfriend sticks with him, but they pull it all together at the end of the movie.

Its like watching a slow speed train wreck. Not the movie, but Drew.