Streets of Legend

Name: Streets of Legend
Genre: Action, Drama
Released: November 23, 2005
Duration: 96 min
Rating: 60
Cast: Brihanna Hernandez, Victor Larios

2005

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Lions Gate Films | Release Date: November 23, 2005 | R

Starring: Brihanna Hernandez, Victor Larios

Summary: Streets of Legend is an exhilarating, character-driven exploration of love and betrayal set against the illegal and multiethnic car-racing subculture of Southern California. (Lions Gate Films)

Director: Joey Curtis

Genre(s): Action, Drama

Rating: R

Runtime: 96 min

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Kevin Thomas

Even though it is ultimately anything but an endorsement for street racing, the movie stunningly captures its undeniable excitement. Read full review

Todd McCarthy

Due to digital image manipulation that pushes the picture to the boundary between narrative and avant-garde filmmaking, slightly overlong effort is full of striking, fresh visual interludes showing cars, speed and the sensations surrounding the scene. Read full review

Duane Byrge

Despite its contemporary sheen, it's very old-fashioned in its storytelling and structure. Unfortunately, it's more muscle than high-formula, and it clanks, sputters and spins out in its pedal-to-the-story medal style. Read full review

Matthew McKelligon

First-time director Joey Curtis shows inklings of a future as an accomplished cinematographer, his digital videography lending some scenes a mesmerizingly pixellated quality and others the hectic blur of a surveillance video. Read full review

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JayS.

Mar 11, 2006

Like the director, I am a former street racer. Don't expect to see a Fast & Furious here! This movie is real as it gets. The director spent six years of his life to make this film,I want to say thank you!

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TiffanyG.

Apr 4, 2006

This movie was really good, they should make a 2nd movie to it.

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