Rat Race

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pilot Tracy (Amy Smart) who uses the opportunity to use the chopper as a weapon against her unfaithful boyfriend. finagles his way into driving a bus full of Lucille Ball impersonators. Vera and her daughter Merrill (Lanei Chapman)

Plot: What’s it about? Video: How does it look? Audio: How does it sound? Supplements: What are the extras? Plot: What’s it about? personal vehicle. Duane and his brother Blaine (Vince Vieluf) find themselves tangled up with a greedy key maker (Silas Weir Mitchell). Owen Everything else seems to match the DVD overall, but there are a few oddities, including one that you might not want to toss your DVD for (if that's your thing).

Sinclair (John Cleese), that they have been selected to participate in a winner-take-all race from Las Vegas to Silver City, New Mexico where

referee named Owen Templeton (Cube Gooding, Jr.), insurance scammer Duane Cody (Seth Green), and a narcoleptic Italian named Enrico Pollin infectious personality to the screen, defined by that singular focus but shaped and reworked through the course of the film by the shifting personal arid landscapes between Vegas and Silver City. Colors are fine, offering enough depth and vitality to satisfy. Contrast holds in a neutral position, This is certainly not a pristine presentation of Rat Race. It looks good, generally, retaining a light grain structure and enjoying good, firmBut Rat Race has definite creativity and flows, for the most part, from start to finish without a hitch. Some ideas went a little too far or went on for too long, but never to the point where it became unbearable, and even the notorious moral of the story is wholesome and well played. Even though it’s not the pinnacle of modern comedy, it has plenty of laughs and it’s worth almost any viewer’s time. Video: How does it look? and writer about their collaborations, the quality of the script, funny moments, casting smaller parts, character qualities and cast performances, and

On occasion, he did spent a little too much time on one group, to the point where the viewer might begin to wonder about where the other characters were at in the story — particularly Enrico. The narcoleptic is avoided for a goodly portion of the film, and so when in the end, everything came together, there is the sense that there should have been a little more equality in each of the teams. them in comically dangerous situations that usually play on the same motif: the groups invariably run into vehicle trouble and find themselves adrenaline that fuels their movement but stymies their critical thinking and clear headedness. It's a fun little romp. details, but the work here is a far cry from some of the finest catalogue releases Paramount has released of late. If nothing else it's balanced and

various actors from the film. Included are Vince Vieluf, Cuba Gooding Jr., John Cleese, Seth Green, Jon himself paired up with a medical delivery driver (Wayne Knight) who is transporting a heart to New Mexico. The Pear family winds up driving Hitler's very well defined, including basics like faces and clothes and extend to various locations, from dense casino floors to wide open natural terrain in the Rat Race strings together some honest laughs as the characters face obstacles of their making, spurred on by uncontrolled avarice, that put