![]() ![]() The cheesiness will make you cringe occasionally, but that's not to say that it isn't intentional. And finally, we are faced with everyone's biggest complaint about Speed Racer: the big cheese. Once again, the Wachowski's apply multidimensional philosophy into their film, a feat that hasn't been done before in a family film, at least not that I can immediately recall. Though the effects were likewise phenomenal, after Royalton's speech, you can't possibly say this movie isn't deep. It may be a somewhat simple message, but the message runs deeply throughout the film, and, after all, this is a family movie. When all ideals of goodness seem to fade, family still remains strong. In this film, the power of strength in family overcomes all odds, all conspiracies, and all evil. Speed Racer captures the ideal family in a realistic way, showing the conflicts between child and parents with the coming of age, first with Rex Racer and then with Speed Racer. Speed Racer, as do all Wachowski movies, has a theme: family. The guy who wrote that review is clearly intelligible, he just didn't get this movie. First off, this is not some stupid trolling endeavor. After reading seanwalker's review of Speed Racer, I feel compelled to write a positive review in light of such skepticism. ![]()
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