Scored a 29/100 , indicating "generally unfavorable reviews".

Reviewers from Variety and The Hollywood Reporter described it as a "by-the-numbers" low-budget film with repetitive action and inane dialogue that "never gets out of neutral". Production Context

The film (2014) is an action-comedy directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith, featuring John Cusack and Thomas Jane . Plot Overview

While marketed as an action picture, it functions more as a low-budget action-comedy trying to capture a "buddy movie" vibe.

A former hotshot race car driver (Thomas Jane), now living a quiet life as a driving school instructor, is abducted by a mysterious thief (John Cusack). Forced to be the wheelman for a $9-million heist, he finds himself on a high-speed run from both the police and the mob across Australia’s Gold Coast.

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Scored a 29/100 , indicating "generally unfavorable reviews".

Reviewers from Variety and The Hollywood Reporter described it as a "by-the-numbers" low-budget film with repetitive action and inane dialogue that "never gets out of neutral". Production Context Drive Hard (2014)

The film (2014) is an action-comedy directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith, featuring John Cusack and Thomas Jane . Plot Overview Scored a 29/100 , indicating "generally unfavorable reviews"

While marketed as an action picture, it functions more as a low-budget action-comedy trying to capture a "buddy movie" vibe. Plot Overview While marketed as an action picture,

A former hotshot race car driver (Thomas Jane), now living a quiet life as a driving school instructor, is abducted by a mysterious thief (John Cusack). Forced to be the wheelman for a $9-million heist, he finds himself on a high-speed run from both the police and the mob across Australia’s Gold Coast.