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Pretty Good

Good movie but grossly overrated

A Masterpiece!

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

Superfast is the latest comedy spoof from directors Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer, whom brought up films such as Epic Movie, Date Movie and Meet the Spartans. Superfast appears to be beter than those films as this one has one main concept and isn't completely over the place. With these parody films, one can wonder as to what to expect.Although this film isn't as funny, it is actually quite entertaining and engaging. The cast portraying the Fast and the Furious actors do a solid job, especially the actor portraying Vin Diesel. Still, the film offers a lot of corny and miss fire jokes, but that was expected. Having little to no expectations, don't expect a masterpiece, just a film to pass time.

... and you might actually enjoy this. And in a group of like-minded people this can be a hoot as they say. The question is, if you're ready to give this a shot and see where it gets you. Obviously this is meant to spoof the Fast & Furious franchise (yes not only one of the movies, but tries to sample from a few, which "story-wise" isn't that difficult as you can imagine.Some jokes kind of work and if you were a fan of Haunted House and the latter Scary Movies and whatever else was made in the same vain, this was aimed at you. Everyone else probably should stay clear of this. I'd suggest watching the trailer, but it probably has the "best" moments in it already ... One thing is for sure: It's obvious what this is, so don't complain after sitting and watching the whole thing - you've been warned

So a few of us guys decided to start a D-Movie night. We look for the lowest ratings on Netflix and pick the movies with the worst. This movie had a 1.5 stars and looked like a horrible movie...After the first twenty minutes, it's clear that it is a big spoof on the Fast and the Furious movies. Heck, the guy who plays the parody version of Vin Diesels character's character name is Vin. Of course that isn't the best part but it is small things in parody movies that make them hilarious.The subtle ability to write a hidden joke inside of the joke they're telling is genius. Even in the outright humor of Detective Rock Johnson (the parody of the Rock's character in F&F franchise) isn't in just the name or his dialogue. He even get's the Rock's mannerisms down. And he isn't the only one! I was in tears because of this movie, and would recommend to anyone who enjoys comedies and parodies like The Naked Gun, Hot Shots, or even some of the Scary Movies to watch this movie --- specially in a group! It may have a few slap-stick jokes and fart humor, but just because they're present doesn't make the movie less funny.Personally, the reviews being so negative about this film confuse me. It wasn't as if the source material they were taking from was a great movie for the ages like Gone with the Wind or Shawshank Redemption. This wasn't meant to win Oscars, it was meant to entertain --- and it did!Seems these guys might have a decent re-start with this movie. Lets hope they continue with it. I want more!

I try to give Friedberg and Seltzer the benefit of the doubt. I'm a sucker for a good spoof movie and these guys HAVE put out some good ones in the past. I got enjoyment from the first four Scary Movies. Yes, even 4 had its moments. By this point though it's obvious that the duo of filmmakers are just beating a dead horse. They played their hand and have nothing left to show - Superfast! is just another nail in their already-laid-out coffin.Against my better judgement I've seen almost every spoof these guys have done. If you know anything about the directors then you should know what you're getting yourself into with this movie. I had no expectations, and the movie still managed to disappoint. It's certainly not the worst movie they've done - it's a step up from the utter sh*tpile known as The Starving Games and certainly more watchable than Disaster Movie, Vampires Suck, and Meet the Spartans. The problem is that this movie had potential. It really did. Superfast! acts as a spoof not only of the Fast & Furious franchise but of action movie clichés in general. The jokes that can come from that are endless, and the beginning of the movie gave a few chuckles and showed a hint of promise. But as the movie goes on it becomes more and more clear that these spoofers think toilet jokes and cheap gross-out gags are funnier than genuine satire.I'll give credit where credit is due: The casting in this movie was good. Especially the Vin Diesel caricature and the cartel kingpin. It looked like the actors were having fun and doing the best they could do with the material they had. It's unfortunate that their talents were wasted here because they definitely have a sense of good comedic timing and decent acting chops in general. That's about as far as the positives go. The awkward "humor" is just cringeworthy and uncomfortable. The toilet humor got old decades ago. A good amount of these jokes wouldn't go by well in an Elementary School let alone on the big screen. Superfast! is filled to the brim with moments that leave you thinking, who in the hell thought that was funny? Who thought making this film would be a good idea? And most importantly, why are these talentless hacks still making movies?