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(333) 5.9 75 min 2018

The Last Race is a movie starring Marty Berger, Barbara Cromarty, and Jim Cromarty. A sumptuous Sundance doc depicting the Long Island birthplace of stock car racing where only one track remains. Located on prime real estate, the...

Starring: Barbara Cromarty, Marty Berger, Bob Finan, Jim Cromarty

Genres: Sport, Documentary

Director: Michael Dweck

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Sport, Documentary
Director	Michael Dweck
Writer	Michael Dweck, Gregory Kershaw
Stars	Barbara Cromarty, Marty Berger, Bob Finan, Jim Cromarty
Country	USA
Also Known As	Blunderbust
Runtime	1H 15M
Description	A sumptuous Sundance doc depicting the Long Island birthplace of stock car racing where only one track remains. Located on prime real estate, the real tors are circling. The property is worth millions and only the love and integrity of the track's community and elderly owners keep the bulldozers at bay. Stunning cinematography immerses us in the intimate world of grassroots racing, at a time when its future is in the balance. Can this great blue collar American pastime survive?

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Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 13:38

The truth about life is always interesting and exciting, but what we do at the end is just as important. "The Last Race" is a movie that shows us how the sport of karting and Formula One, a sport that all Americans should know about, came into existence. The documentary tells us how things happened between those who started racing in the 1920s and the people who still support them today. The most interesting thing about the documentary is that it shows how much things have changed over the years. We see the racing cars that are now probably more popular, the cars that are more efficient, the cars that have greater engines. It also shows how things have changed in the sport itself. Some of the things that are still here are the stunts and the famous racers who are still around today. Some of the things that have gone have been shown in a different way. For example, there are more cars on the track today, but they are smaller and less powerful. On the other hand, some things have changed are the rules. The rules are different for the drivers themselves and the teams. In the beginning the rules were that if a driver lost control of his car, it was automatically a penalty. Nowadays the rules are not very strict and drivers often take shortcuts to win. Another thing that has changed is that the cars are smaller and less powerful. But if you look at the drivers of today, they are all very talented and can win races if they want. So it is a good movie for the fans of Formula One and karting, but not for the fans of the sport itself. It is a little bit boring because there are so many things that have changed, but it is still worth seeing. 8/10

Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 14:39

This movie is not for the faint hearted. However, it is definitely worth a watch. If you like to see how the greats of the sport of rowing are celebrated, this is the movie for you. This movie shows what it takes to be a great rowing crew, and what kind of work goes into making a championship team. There is a lot of history in the film, and I enjoyed that. If you want a very personal look at the people behind the sport, this is the movie for you. I highly recommend this movie to everyone.

Monday, 22 Jun 2020 20:46

I have been a fan of the sport of mountain biking for a long time. I have never been a big proponent of the sport of mountain biking and even though I have been to the sport's local events in the past, I had never gotten into mountain biking until recently. I have had the opportunity to see the races and to meet the riders. They are very dedicated to their sport and to the sport in general. The passion that the riders have for the sport is what really draws me in. The sport itself has been around for a long time, but it is now being pushed forward by the riders. The sport has a great sense of community. It is a sport that people can come together and show off their skills to others. It is the sport that I know. The riders are very strong athletes and very motivated. They are not just athletes, they are also very passionate about their sport. I feel that the best riders are the most talented athletes. The best riders are able to handle the terrain and the challenges that they have to face. These riders are able to make it all work out in their favor. The best of these riders are able to push themselves to the limit and do it the only way they know how. The people who are supporting the sport are those who are on the front line and those who support the riders in their effort. The sport itself is a good thing. It is a sport that everyone can enjoy. This is one of the reasons why I love mountain biking so much. I love the sport and I love the riders. I feel that this documentary is an excellent tool to help them get out of their comfort zone and help them get more motivated to get out and ride.

Monday, 22 Jun 2020 11:16

I don't usually watch documentaries, but this one is really interesting. It shows how important it is to motivate and motivate a team of people, to make them believe in their dream. The film does a good job of showing what is motivating them, but some of them can be a bit vague. I found the editing to be a bit messy at times, which made it hard to follow, especially during the interview with the captain of the team. I also found the pace of the film to be a little too fast at times. That being said, it's still an excellent documentary. I recommend this one.

Kathryn Nichols

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 03:09

I just saw this movie last night at the IFC film festival in NYC. I was really surprised. It's a great movie and it shows how athletes and fans have to get along in order to enjoy the sport. The movie is pretty funny and it's really easy to get caught up in the whole thing. I think the movie is just for the fans of the sport. The whole movie is pretty much about the game and the fans and the fans. The whole movie is just really cool and it's a really good movie. The movie is really interesting and it's really good.

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 19:01

I loved this documentary. I agree that the film could have been better, but it was a great documentary. I wish the director had a bit more background on the athletes and not just say that he was an amateur racer. It would have made a better movie. I also feel that the movie didn't really show how hard it is to keep up with the money and time that you spend on a race. You see some people taking off their clothes and riding their bikes and then going to the bathroom. It makes it seem like that is the best way to keep up with it. This would be a good film for someone that has never been in a race to see what it is like to be a professional. The movie also shows the athletes that are not professional. It is very clear that the athletes that were not professional were making a lot of money and had a lot of fun. I also felt that the directors focus on the "professional" athletes was a bit too much. I don't know why. I think that you have to pay attention to the film to understand what is going on in the sport. I would recommend this movie to anyone who has ever been in a race.

Monday, 01 Jun 2020 03:13

This film covers the great race from Japan to Japan. It starts with the race itself. The cameraman and crew go to the site and film the race. The film is a mixture of narration, interviews, and sports footage. The film is well-made, with good shots of the race and its surroundings. It is fun and engaging. However, there are some obvious mistakes. The race actually takes place in Tokyo, not Fukuoka. Fukuoka is about a 2 hour drive from Tokyo, but the race takes place on a city street. The races were run in June and July, but the footage is shown in January, February, and March. This is not a major flaw, but the races are not well-done or detailed. In addition, there are many other minor flaws. For example, the race was not well-filmed, and the footage was sometimes shot in black and white. Also, the film did not have a good soundtrack. The soundtrack was alright, but not great. In conclusion, the race was good, but it could have been better. It would have been better if the race was shown in Japan or if the soundtrack had a better sound. Overall, this is a good documentary about the great race, but the race is not well-made, and the soundtrack is not great. I rate it 7/10.

Monday, 27 Apr 2020 05:51

All the usual suspects are in it, but this is a different kind of documentary. I thought it was a pretty good documentary on the racing and also on the people who raced. Most of the documentaries that I have seen about the sport of track cycling have had some pretty poor editing and it was hard to tell what was actually happening. This was much better. I thought the pacing was good, the music was good, and it really held my interest. I have no idea what the guy from the BBC was doing with that face!

Monday, 27 Apr 2020 03:02

This documentary explores the history of American karting from its origins in the 1930's to the present day, while also examining the ongoing struggle between the drivers and the racing teams. The film tells the story of the drivers of the 1950's, and also their rivals, the car companies. At the time of this film, the American karting scene had a vast array of drivers. From the 1930's to the 1960's, there were many great racing drivers, but after the 1950's there was a clear dominance of the famous drivers of the 1950's and 1960's, the drivers like Bob Cusak, Chuck Victory, and Jimmy Hill. The film also provides an overview of the recent history of American karting. With the "Battle of the Roses" of 2013, the racing scene in America was once again in a state of transition. This film gives a historical overview of the many years of rivalry between the teams, and also the drivers of today. It is well done and informative, and the film does give a detailed account of the major karting events of the last century. The film is not only informative, but also entertaining. It is well edited, with plenty of memorable scenes, and the editing helps the viewer to keep up with the story. The film is well directed by Paul M. Sammon, who is also responsible for the documentary "The Greatest Show on Turf", which also is well done. This film will be of interest to all racing fans. It is a must see for any fan of the sport.

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