Fast Track: No Limits

Just finished Lee Goldberg's (creator and writer of the TV series"Monk") movie "Fast Track: No Limit" full of fast cars, hot men and women and a refreshing lack of explicit sex. . . (it was filmed in the 90's, if I'm remembering correctly). I'm giving it a 5 star rating. It was fun, but also was much more than that. I imagine Lee had a blast seeing his creation come to life! Thank you Lee, for the much needed escape. I'm still smiling :).

Decent story about street racers with some dynamic relationships between the characters. A lot of tuner cars in here so don't expect high end luxury vehicles. However, the budget is used well and the races are well done. Good looking girls, fast cars, likable people, and the story is pretty good too. I would put this movie between Fast and Furious 1 and Red Line.

It was all right if you like car racing I would recommend the movie to see if you like it yourself

what's not to love someone whos trying to save their garage a place that they love

This was a fun movie. Good movie. Definitely worth watching. Love Andrew Walker!

...Andrew Walker tells the hot blonde he's teaching how to drift for the first time. I watch Andrew Walker's movies because he seems to have such great potential (possibly this young actor's greatest achievement to date is his role in Steel Toes). His accent always gives away the secret that he is Canadian, the maple leaf part of his tattoo always inked out depending on the relevance of the film he's doing. This movie has lots of gorgeous people in it, good music, some drama, some humor, cool stunts that include cars flying through the air and inexplicably crashing through brick and cement walls, a decent well-choreographed fight scene, topless girls, and lots of over-the-top racing action. It is a light movie, not too serious (although some bad guys do get shot and one loses his hand in a race) with a goofy easy happy ending. The film editing perhaps would appeal more to teenage boys by the transition of each scene being brought on by a flaming wheel with NASCAR-esque sound effects, but it was a fun movie to watch if you're in the mood for a light European action flick with an easy storyline. If it were a book I'd say "It's an easy read." Andrew Walker does have great potential and is so nice to look at, and I would love to see him in something with more weight to it. We'll have to wait and see.

Excellent, nicely done and quite different from that other franchise. A nice change and more realistic.

This movie was made by people who have some idea of what a car is. The "best" racer in the movie hits a fire hydrant, and loses, that's how we know he's the best. He also drives with an iced espresso in the cup holder and never spills a drop, which means he goes around corners so slow there is no sideways momentum at all. Except when he hits the hire hydrant, then they made sure to show it spilled everywhere and his blank stare at the spill. This takes place in Germany with people of every accent except German. Also it's hard to believe people in Germany do illegal street racing, they have the autobahn. The heroine is kinda of a jerk. Cheats on her boyfriend. I really don't care if she keeps her garage, she expects everyone to race for her and give her all the money because she needs it. Dumb. Then there's some crime stuff, which should have been the core story but it was only there to pit one driver against the "best" driver because he's a cop. If you're the kind of person who is not sure which pedal on the floor is the gas pedal, this movie might be for you.