Superfast!

Hollywood's spoof-movie tag-team specialists Aaron Seltzer and Jason Friedberg finally got around to parodying the "Fast & Furious" franchise, and the result was unsurprisingly another terrible comedy. Although I am admittedly a fan of dumb comedies, and will defend some questionable films as funny, this "spoof" is really hard to watch at times. Despite the few chuckles, most of the movie I spent with my eyebrows furrowed, mouth agape, fascinated at the "comedy" choices until quickly just bored.

The returns have just about diminished into oblivion on these Seltzer-Friedberg films, each one being worse than the last. I tried not to laugh at all at this one as a test of self-control, and with the exception of a chuckle at how ludicrous one scene was, that mission was easily accomplished. What's amazing is that this movie is estimated to have cost $20 million (yeah, sure). What did they spend the money on? And why were the writers so obsessed with Michelle Rodriguez's sexuality?

After a few laughs early on, it gets so incredibly dull. Takes the biggest scenes in the Fast and Furious movies and makes fun of them, but not in a clever way.

Usually like parody films. But this was a bit overdone and got boring quick. Some long boring scenes but some great bits too

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One of the worst movies ever made but that's okay, cause we have fake family.

This is where Netflix fatigue sets in. I just wanted a movie in the background while I played Cyberpunk and I'm just so sick of looking for something good that I picked the first fucking movie that came up. And holy fuck, did it not disappoint. OK, that's not true. It was really Amazon Prime video,

A brilliant parody.

Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer (better known for Epic Movie, Meet the Spartans, Disaster Movie and so on), the pair have somehow secured a budget close to $20 million for this moldy Fast and the Furious spoof which feels at least a decade too late. The gangs outrageous plan is as daring as it is ridiculous and will see them towing the whole damn restaurant, at crazy speeds.

Superfast! (2015) serves as a accurate account what us non-car enthusiasts really feel about the Fast & Furious franchise. That does not mean this is in any way a better or more entertaining movie then any of the seven F&F's. A crappy comedy that wants to be a crappy parody.

Take this with a grain of salt, but this movie is actually hilarious. Albeit in a dumb, I'm-exhausted-what-the-hey kind of way.

it very well may be the worst movie I've watched - but since it knows about that, it has funny moments ...