The Last Race

Best watched stoned, 'The Last Race' goes round in circles albeit for a short period in time. This looked more like a college film project than a feature documentary. It's stretched and I do mean stretched to 75 minutes. I'm not sure if the filmmaker was looking at his subjects with reverence or disdain. There are instances of his making people who were interviewed look foolish. Why? Great question. The more I think about this the more it annoys me so wrap this. Final Score: 5.3/10

Gives a deep look into what racing is all about and who has your trust. The film could have been longer to give more depth to the story.

This movie was a very insightful movie of the whole racing culture. If anyone wants to get into the whole racing culture, and needs a few insights of how the culture operates and socializes, this movie is definitely able to provide that for you. The best thing about this movie was the perspectives provided in the movie. The perspectives were from different sides of the community. They had the orator, the computers, the collectors, and others. it was very ideal, because of the perspectives and how these people contribute to the entire culture.

A great documentary about a racetrack on Long Island that's a holdout in a world of encroaching development and lessening interest in cars.