Those who grew up with the early 90s PC video game Mega Race will find this the latest entry from Paul Anderson mysteriously nostalgic. Along with the corporate penitentiaries and ridiculously loose storyline, we have Tyrese, Jason Statham, and sexy Natalie Martinez to keep it right on target in fulfilling its role as a B-movie - not some Fast and the Furious ripoff. It's pure entertainment, like Planet Terror and Starship Troopers, so don't go into it expected any form of character develepment. Just grab some popcorn, kick back, and enjoy some unadulterated grindhouse-style action. 7.2/10.
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