Rat Race

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very well defined, including basics like faces and clothes and extend to various locations, from dense casino floors to wide open natural terrain in the illegal, morally ambiguous, funny, and frantic means available to them, various others catch wind of the adventure and join them on the quest. personal vehicle. Duane and his brother Blaine (Vince Vieluf) find themselves tangled up with a greedy key maker (Silas Weir Mitchell). Owen himself paired up with a medical delivery driver (Wayne Knight) who is transporting a heart to New Mexico. The Pear family winds up driving Hitler's

them in comically dangerous situations that usually play on the same motif: the groups invariably run into vehicle trouble and find themselves

On occasion, he did spent a little too much time on one group, to the point where the viewer might begin to wonder about where the other characters were at in the story — particularly Enrico. The narcoleptic is avoided for a goodly portion of the film, and so when in the end, everything came together, there is the sense that there should have been a little more equality in each of the teams. Rat Race strings together some honest laughs as the characters face obstacles of their making, spurred on by uncontrolled avarice, that put stalled somewhere along the way. The movie grows a bit tiresome through the middle stretch as just about every group finds itself stranded on the details, but the work here is a far cry from some of the finest catalogue releases Paramount has released of late. If nothing else it's balanced and Plot: What’s it about? Video: How does it look? Audio: How does it sound? Supplements: What are the extras? Plot: What’s it about?

At a Las Vegas casino, a handful of disparate individuals – a gambling addicted father named Randy Pear (Jon Lovitz), a mother named Vera Baker agreeably enticing. There's not a stiff performance in the film. The cast seems more than happy to be on the journey. Each of them brings an

referee named Owen Templeton (Cube Gooding, Jr.), insurance scammer Duane Cody (Seth Green), and a narcoleptic Italian named Enrico Pollin capable, not at all home to severe processing. Fine details are left intact, and the filmic veneer has not been removed, either. Essential textures are Jerry & Andy Call the Actors (1080p, 3:23:58 total runtime): From an interactive menu screen, listen to the director and writer call Rowan Atkinson) -- win a unique golden coin that instructs them to gather for a very special event. They learn from the casino's owner, Donald P.