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A wealthy speedboat racer leads a double life that gets him into trouble with the law and drug lords.
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Rating: R (Some Violence|Language|Drug Material)
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Genre: Mystery & thriller, Crime, Drama, Action
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Original Language: English
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Director: John Luessenhop, Jodi Scurfield
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Writer: David Aaron Cohen, John Luessenhop
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: Saban Films
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Production Co: JTP Films, Saban Films, Blue Rider Pictures, Hannibal Pictures
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Inspired by the life of Don Aronow, John Travolta stars in the crime drama Speed Kills. The story follows Miami construction businessman Ben Aronoff as he joins the speedboat racing circuit and becomes a world champion, but before long his former mob contacts draw him into the drug trafficking trade. Travolta gives a rather phoned in performance and the script is poorly written; as it isn't made clear how he become a speedboat champion and maverick designer, or what his part in the drug trafficking organization was. Still, there are some exciting and intense moments, and the sets and costumes do a good job at setting the right feel and tone for the times period. Speed Kills has an interesting story to tell, but it does a little too much skimming.
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