GTMax

GTMax is a great motocycle action movie it blends action-packed , motorbike pursuits , shootouts , rip roaring , struggles and a little bit of violence . From the beginning to the end the action-pace is continuous , the movie provides fast and furious amusement with spectaculars scenes . GTMax packs unstopped action and is extremely entertaining for action lovers, the motorcyclists racing are made with authentic stunts. Well developed characters in the movie adjusted to the action scenes and great cinematography. The movie is well directed. The movie will appeal to action movies and motocycles fans. GTMax is a entertaining Netflix movie .

For a directorial debut, that's an average to good film with some good acting, visually effective effects and stunts, a below average script and plots (slightly) and basically nothing to talk about with that ending that's open for a sequel. Not a Luc Besson film, not a Taxi, no humor in it, but frown severe faces, sometimes laced with fear and frustration.

• Screenplay/storyline/plots: 5
• Production value/impact: 4.5
• Development: 6
• Realism: 6
• Entertainment: 5
• Acting: 6
• Filming/photography/cinematography: 7
• VFX: 8
• Music/score/sound: 5.5
• Depth: 4
• Logic: 3.5
• Flow: 5
• Heist/crime/action/drama: 5.5
• Ending: 4.

I didn't expect much, I didn't get much - everything is fine.

"Everything is fine" describes this film in one sentence. It's not the worst action movie, but it's very far from the best. It's just an average action movie, where motorcycles play the main role.

The acting is poor, the characters are flat and one-dimensional, the script is predictable - typical B-class cinema. You can turn it on and have fun, and after a week you forget that you saw it.

The only advantages are very nice scenes of races and chases, they are very dynamic and well shot, and the music - there is constantly a pleasant ambient in the background, Gorillaz and other bands that fit the atmosphere of the film.

For fans of motorsport and unambitious action cinema, this is quite a pleasant film. A typical "5/10" cinema - - this isn't a disadvantage, because such "mind-numbing cinema" is also needed.

Pretty solid action B movie even if the plot is predictable and characters a little bland. Yamaha did an amazing job with the bikes or the producers did with the brand. Turn your brain off and go into a grounded crime movie, instead of the fantastical stunts in Fast and Furious. The fact that is french does wonders for it's pacing location and stunts, mostly practical so there's that. It is very reminiscent and inspired in Point Break and the first Furious movie without the cringy dialogue or overused cliches of the last 15 years. If you like motorcycles across the board, you'll have fun with this one.

This is not for motor loving people. The lead actress is horrible absolutely not believable. She cant act, playing a sister what is more like a lover to his younger bro. The father is sad and angry all the time, the policeman who chasing the gang cant act either. Everybody who is in this movie is just bad. Looks like they got some money to spend and they all thought in the end they did a decent job with this movie.

The whole editing and story telling is GARBAGE!

The action scenes are bad bad bad. The last chasing is a joke, she is doing unnecessary stunt jumps.

Save yourself and watch something else.