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“Grade: C “Motor City” is now playing in theaters.”
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“Potsy Ponciroli is no John Woo.”
“Ritchson plays John Miller, a hulking former criminal as generic as his name would suggest.”
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“The prison break is one of three setpieces that find a satisfying harmony between form and function (the other two, a knife fight in an elevator and a shootout amid a rain of factory sparks, bleed into each other during the film’s dying minutes), but I spent most of “Motor City” wondering why anyone bothered with the dialogue-free gimmick if so much of the movie was still going to unfold as a conventional thriller.”
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“Though he takes obvious pleasure in distilling another genre to its most basic essence, the purity of his intentions is muddled by the unrefined clumsiness of his filmmaking.”
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“By a setting so blandly digital that a movie called “Motor City” needs a “1977 Detroit” title card to let us know where it takes place.”
“But then, as he’s down on one knee to propose to Sophia, the fuzz hurls a gas canister through their living room window and hauls John back to the clink.”
“'Motor City' Review: Alan Ritchson Stars in a Dialogue-Free Pastiche × Got a Tip?”