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Driven Reviews
Director Nick Hamm and screenwriter Colin Bateman take this story and turn it into a hip, stylish crime saga, in the same vein as films like Blow and American Made, to name a few.
Back to The Future fans, Ted Lasso admirers, petrol-heads and true-crime aficionados will find plenty here to draw them in…Lee Pace gives a fairly mesmerising central performance as John DeLorean, probably his career best.
An enjoyable and sharply scripted movie that benefits from the charisma of its central players.
An oddly specific story to make a movie about with somewhat odd choice of focuses, but it works
Driven skirts over the facts in order to offer audiences a light-hearted dramedy reminiscent of American Hustle (2013).
It won't have much cinematic impact...but I quite enjoyed it, even though it's spectacularly wiggy.
There's a really good story in there, but the makers chose to focus on all the wrong parts.
It all adds up to a fun and entertaining ride.
It's a twisty, crazy story that would be hard to believe if it didn't really happen. British filmmakers Nick Hamm and Colin Bateman never quite make it feel like a California story, but they give the film a terrific disco vibe.
Well-acted and well-made by British director Nick Hamm, although with familiar elements.
Sudeikis, alas, is no Cruise and his screen persona is too lightweight to inject the film with genuine empathy or to make it anything other than a disposable teaser for the deeper, darker DeLorean drama that will inevitably follow.
Unfortunately, the film's jaunty, comedic tone too often backfires, not helped by Sudeikis, who doesn't seem sure whether he is playing for laughs or not.
The comic tone sits rather uneasily with this limited drama, and you wonder if going more blackly comic might have made this more engaging. As it is, this is mildly entertaining but largely forgettable.
The film gives Pace a blank canvas on which to deploy more screen presence than everyone else combined, often just by directing a deep gaze in the general direction of the camera.
Hamm and writer Colin Bateman are far too soft on everyone involved, presenting the two "heroes" as misguided innocents ensnared in a web of street crime and FBI corruption.
Screenwriter and novelist Colin Bateman has here scripted a flashy but watchable true-crime thriller in the style of American Made (2017) or Blow (2001).
Nick Hamm's period biopic attempts to turn this tall-sounding tale into American Hustle on wheels: alas, the results have all the dramatic horsepower of a mobility scooter.
A crazy enough true story, written well enough to warrant attention, even if it doesn't quite deliver the emotional impact the story promises.
Fans of hilarious hairpieces and outlandish acting are best served by the end result; anyone else can safely give this a miss.
It's like someone got hold of all the wardrobe rejects from 'Boogie Nights' and built a movie around them.