GTMax

Pretty solid action B movie even if the plot is predictable and characters a little bland. Yamaha did an amazing job with the bikes or the producers did with the brand. Turn your brain off and go into a grounded crime movie, instead of the fantastical stunts in Fast and Furious. The fact that is french does wonders for it's pacing location and stunts, mostly practical so there's that. It is very reminiscent and inspired in Point Break and the first Furious movie without the cringy dialogue or overused cliches of the last 15 years. If you like motorcycles across the board, you'll have fun with this one.

This is not for motor loving people. The lead actress is horrible absolutely not believable. She cant act, playing a sister what is more like a lover to his younger bro. The father is sad and angry all the time, the policeman who chasing the gang cant act either. Everybody who is in this movie is just bad. Looks like they got some money to spend and they all thought in the end they did a decent job with this movie.

The whole editing and story telling is GARBAGE!

The action scenes are bad bad bad. The last chasing is a joke, she is doing unnecessary stunt jumps.

Save yourself and watch something else.

Soelle hasnt raced in some time because of an accident. Now a guy called kevin wants to try and ruin her brother michaels chances. But what neither of them relise at first is that the people that are letting michael test out a new form of bike are secretly trying to recruit him in order to get him to do a hesit for them. It has some pretty decent action scenes throughout especially from soelle and her racing. Its high octane stuff and I enjoyed it. The acting was pretty good and I think as far as these types of netflix action movies go this one might be up there with some of the better ones. Overall pretty good.

GTMax was a massive disappointment. While the premise had potential, the execution left much to be desired. The plot was riddled with clichés, the dialogue felt uninspired, and the pacing was all over the place. The visual effects, which seemed to be the movie's main selling point, were subpar at best and outright distracting at worst.

The characters lacked depth, and it was hard to feel invested in their journey. The lead performance was mediocre, and the supporting cast seemed to be phoning it in. The soundtrack was forgettable and did nothing to enhance the experience.

The only reason it gets 2 stars is because there were a few moments of genuine creativity, but those were few and far between. Overall, GTMax is a missed opportunity and not worth the time.

For a directorial debut, that's an average to good film with some good acting, visually effective effects and stunts, a below average script and plots (slightly) and basically nothing to talk about with that ending that's open for a sequel. Not a Luc Besson film, not a Taxi, no humor in it, but frown severe faces, sometimes laced with fear and frustration.

• Screenplay/storyline/plots: 5
• Production value/impact: 4.5
• Development: 6
• Realism: 6
• Entertainment: 5
• Acting: 6
• Filming/photography/cinematography: 7
• VFX: 8
• Music/score/sound: 5.5
• Depth: 4
• Logic: 3.5
• Flow: 5
• Heist/crime/action/drama: 5.5
• Ending: 4.