Death Race 2050
directed by: G.J. Echternkamp, year: 2017
actors: Manu Bennett, Malcolm McDowell, Marci Miller
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Description:
In the year 2050, the United Corporations of America hold a death race where drivers battle to the death to entertain the masses. One driver, Frankenstein, must navigate the dangerous course while dealing with betrayal and sabotage.
Keywords:
Dystopian, Satire, Futuristic, Violence, Dark Humor
Is Death Race 2050 a sequel?
"Death Race 2050" is not a direct sequel but rather a loose reboot of the 1975 film "Death Race 2000." It shares the same premise of a dystopian future where a deadly race is held, but features a different storyline, characters, and setting. The 2017 film aims to capture the satirical and violent essence of the original while updating its themes for a contemporary audience.
Is Death Race a good movie?
"Death Race 2050" is a satirical action film and a sequel to the 1975 film "Death Race 2000." It features a dystopian future where drivers compete in a deadly race for entertainment. The film is known for its over-the-top violence, dark humor, and social commentary on reality TV and consumerism. While it may appeal to fans of campy, low-budget action films, critics often view it as lacking in substance and coherence. Whether it's considered "good" largely depends on individual taste and expectations for genre films.
What is the correct order to watch the Death Race movies?
What is the latest Death Race movie?
The latest movie in the "Death Race" franchise is "Death Race: Beyond Anarchy," which was released in 2018. This film serves as a sequel to the 2010 reboot "Death Race" and its subsequent sequels. In "Death Race: Beyond Anarchy," a new protagonist enters the deadly race, facing challenges and moral dilemmas in a dystopian future where the brutal competition is broadcasted for entertainment. The film continues the franchise's themes of violence, survival, and rebellion against a corrupt system.
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