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Speed Racer Review - A Vibrantly Entertaining Live-Action Cartoon
FirstShowing.net — ... This is unquestionably a kid's film and is designed strictly as a live interpretation of the cartoon. It's fair to call the visuals "The Matrix with cars," but the PG-rated script follows the feeling of the cartoon closer than I've ever seen any adaptation do before. It's got all your standard kid's entertainment with goofy lines, inexplicable happenings, and joke moments, most of which usually involve Speed's younger brother Spritle (Paulie Litt) and his monkey friend Chim Chim. ...

"Speed Racer" Review
Film Gecko — ... Royalton into a rage. In the process, Speed learns that high-powered corporations are fixing races and cheating to pad their profits. Royalton vows to make sure Speed never wins a race, but doesn’t realize that Speed is partnering with his one-time rival, Racer X (Matthew Fox), to rescue the family business and bring honor back to the world of racing. Speed’s girlfriend, Trixie (Christina Ricci) is there to help, as are little brother Spritle (Paulie Litt) and his pet monkey. I get the feeling the filmmakers tried to make a cartoon ...

Mama Mia Superior Jumps The Gun
Thighs Wide Shut — ... ) play turned into his own movie is quite stagy by being confined to a few sets, it's the absolute opposite of borings. Not to say that there's rockets launching every 10 minutes or that it's the moist visually (dis)pleasing Paulie Litt film of the year, ...