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My Easy Marketplace - Death Race 2000
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List Price: $9.98
Our Price: $34.99
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Manufacturer: New Concorde
Starring: Wendy Bartel, Carle Bensen, David Carradine, Roberta Collins, Fred Grandy
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Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786304238097
Format: Color
ISBN: 6304238096
Label: New Concorde
Manufacturer: New Concorde
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: New Concorde
Release Date: 1996-11-15
Running Time: 84
Studio: New Concorde
Theatrical Release Date: 1975-04-27
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Fun
Comment: I can't comment on more than what has been written. I simply want to write that I enjoyed this film. Although the film is quite campy, it's great fun. Probably not a family film with really small kids, I enjoyed the film and want to pass it along to my friends.
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Summary: Still a hoot!!
Comment: I remember the buzz this movie made in the 70's. In the 80's you could catch it on late night TV on occasion. But now I can see it unedited. I never knew it had nudity in it before, but when the title is "DEATH RACE 2000", you're not looking for "Citizen Kane".
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Summary: movie dvd
Comment: great condition, communication, all that we expected and more. highly recommend. thank you!!!
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Summary: Wonderful bloodthirsty road movie
Comment: This is a cheesy, exciting and entertaining B movie. It's fast paced and funny, with some fantastic jokes and very entertaining violence.
Clearly a big influence on Mad Max, this one has a remake out but check out the original!
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Summary: Great movie, definitely better than the 08 remake
Comment: A great movie. Definitely nothing more than a simple plot with lots of violence and car stunts. It goes outside the boundaries of what today would be considered politically correct, even for a movie, and that is what makes Deathrace 2000 great. Where else would you get to see "euthenasia day" at the hospital? I just wish the newer version was as ballsy.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Paul Bartel's 1975 cheap-o satire about a futuristic international sport--an anything-goes car race where drivers score points for hitting pedestrians--stars David Carradine as a hero behind the wheel and Sylvester Stallone as his nemesis. The film is clever and macabre enough as a modernist satire, but finally overplays its hand in grim, decadent humor. The sets are gloriously artificial, and former Warhol star Mary Woronov is in sexy, comic form. --Tom Keogh
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