Death Race
Get ready for a killer ride.
Production
Terminal Island, New York: 2020. Overcrowding in the US penal system has reached a breaking point. Prisons have been turned over to a monolithic Weyland Corporation, which sees jails full of thugs as an opportunity for televised sport. Adrenalized inmates, a global audience hungry for violence and a spectacular, enclosed arena come together to form the 'Death Race', the biggest, most brutal event.
Trailers & Videos
The Dreadnought Enters The Race | Death Race | Full Throttle
The Ultimate Race for a Prison Escape - Extended Preview
Jensen Kills Pachenko | Death Race | All Action
Death Race | Jason Statham's Full Battle with the Dreadnought
Death Race Official Trailer #1 - Ian McShane Movie (2008) HD
Death Race (2/12) Movie CLIP - Prison Cafeteria Fight (2008) HD
Death Race (5/12) Movie CLIP - You Can't Kill Me (2008) HD
Death Race (4/12) Movie CLIP - Jensen's First Race (2008) HD
Death Race (3/12) Movie CLIP - Rules of Death Race (2008) HD
Death Race Trailer - YouTube WideScreen 720p - REAL HD
Cast
Jason Statham
Jensen Ames
Joan Allen
Warden Hennessey
Ian McShane
Coach
Tyrese Gibson
Machine Gun Joe Mason
Natalie Martinez
Elizabeth Case
Max Ryan
Pachenko
Jason Clarke
Guard Ulrich
Frederick Koehler
Lists
Jacob Vargas
Gunner
Justin Mader
Travis Colt
Robert LaSardo
Hector Grimm
Robin Shou
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Benz Antoine
Joe's Navigator
Danny Blanco Hall
Joe's Navigator
Christian Paul
Joe's Navigator
Janaya Stephens
Suzy
John Fallon
Neo Nazi
Bruce McFee
Old Timer
Russell Ferrier
Angry Worker
AnnaMarie Lea
Nasty Teller
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Reviews
Gimly
A massive departure from the original, _Death Race_ keeps the cars and kills and forgoes virtually everything else from _2000_. Fun in a very different manner, but still fun, and that's what counts.
_Final rating:★★★ - I personally recommend you give it a go._
JPV852
Loud and brash but ultimately entertaining thanks mostly to Jason Statham and some decent racing sequences (well, when the camera wasn't jittery or quick edits). Also some love for Joan Allen making for a fine villain and never a bad thing with Ian McShane even in a supporting role. Nothing great but pretty much well within Paul W.S. Anderson's wheelhouse. **3.5/5**
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