Drive or Die

Well if you let go off of the story and acting etc. The car scenes are awesome including a track drifting scene. And also the story is quite interesting too!

Mikey (Francesco Filice) is a young car thief who specializes in stealing hi-end cars and gets caught by the police and is forced to work with them, but the police are not interested in the car thief ring run by Charlie (Sean Ray) and his partner Sammy (Alex Loubert). They are after the drugs they believe are being made and sold. Mikey steals Charlie's car and is so impressed how it was done, Charlie offers Mikey a job, which was the point of stealing the car the police say. All works good for a while until Sammy makes a drug deal with Koflex (Sam Asante). So we see Mikey doing a balancing act between the police and Charlie and now Sammy and the drugs; and also not getting caught with Ava (Hannah Gordon), Charlie's girlfriend. It is really nice to see many hi-end cars and see them revved up often. Very nice. Vvvvvroooom!! There are some twists along the way and the final twist you will not see coming. Notables: Vivica A. Fox as Detective Reid who Mikey reports to; Nathan Hibbert as an African Drug Dealer. Production, photography, pacing and acting all around are very good, but this did lack serious tension and that could have made this a stronger contender. (5/10) Violence: Yes. Sez: No. Nudity: No. Humor: No. Language: Yes. Rating: C

Really quite a good film, cars, girls, chases and guns...Great drifting scenes...believable characters....apart from one... Alex loubert's acting as the character Sammy, is laughable...its so corny...quite amateurish if im honest! He lets the film down in a big way. Other than that, enjoyable and watchable.

Mikey (Francesco Filice) steals the wrong car and ends up working undercover for the Toronto Police, casually walking in and out their front door. He has infiltrated an exotic car-stealing ring. Toss in drugs and sneaking around with the boss's girlfriend and you a typical movie script. The characters were better than the plot, but not good enough to make it a film worth watching twice. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.