Race 2 Movie Reviews

One must then watch Race 2 for Saif, who with his polished dialogue deliveries and smart one-liners, Abraham, who has played a scheming businessman with aplomb and of course for all the three ravishing ladies who also know how to act.

Review: Sexy cars, glamorous women, beefy & muscular men, exotic locals, slick camera work, racy chase sequences. Heard of that before? Yes,......

Get ready for jobs that ‘blow’, bare-bods, chains, fists, fruits (of passion) et al.

It’s not a film you’ll remember years from now, but you won’t be moaning and groaning through it either. The film has no intellectual pretentions; its only ambition is to offer a good time. In that, it mostly succeeds.

A rocking first half, glam and glitz, great looking men and women, spectacular locales, extravagant making, adrenaline pumping action and of course, a solid brand that’s gonna make moviegoers flock the cineplexes initially, but the film lacks the sustaining power thanks to its uneven second half. The writing isn’t watertight, the film lacks a hit score, the climax is far from effective and overall, RACE 2 pales in comparison to RACE.

‘Race 2’ is a grand display of money. The adrenaline-pumping action is the plus point of the film, but too much of that does no good to it.

In the world created by Abbas-Mustan, if you are a multi-billionaire who wants to build a casino and are refused permission by the government, you invite the official responsible out for drinks, dance with him and then shoot him in the middle of a crowded discotheque and walk out without batting an eyelid. In this world of “Race 2”, you can get away with stealing the Shroud of Turin with something as simple as a decoy bomb and people use

I went into Race 2 totally prepared to have a blast, but here’s the shocker: The first half is just plain boring.

There are often good reasons why retreads do not reach the same level as the original. In 2008, 'Race' gave us bad guys and very bad girls who used bronzers and booze as lethal weapons, and Abbas Mustan managed to make of that mix a slick thriller. Five years later, we have a sequel, and it's all so been there-seen that-so what, that 'Race 2' just passes in front of our eyes without registering. And here's why. All good sequels have enough of the original

This is a wreck of a movie strictly for action junkies who might be looking for a feverish two-and-a-half-hour ride that is far more giddy than heady.

Race 2 Movie Review: What’s Good: The stylish direction; the music. What’s Bad: The dreary twist-after-twist; ...