Just wanted to say, I also enjoyed the film. I noticed the gimmick (as it were) of the camera not leaving the car, and thought it was clever and well executed. I’d like to see another move do this, I’m sure there’s more ways to use it!

I watched this movie expecting to ignore most of it and just enjoy some car porn, as so many car-centric movies are little else. But I was shocked to discover that while it clearly had been made by someone who appreciates cars, it was also Art. I loved the use of camera placement as a device, and the minimalist…

I enjoyed the movie quite a bit. Looking forward to seeing more of your work in the future.

I watched this the first night it came out. Then I cut my TV off and thought about it for a half hour. Then my brother came home and I watched it with him.

The biggest thing I took away from the movie was listening hard to those cell phone calls, trying to learn everything I could about who he was actually talking to. Every little drop about who they’d been talking to and what they knew, that’s what the plot was.

I watched it the first day it came out on Netflix. Great choice on the stick E46. The Carrera is also splendid. When the daughter drove the Carrera, I think I was muttering something along the lines of “Don’t crash it pls don’t crash it pls don’t crash it...”.

I liked it and I’m picky with movies. I thought it did a good job of being realistic enough that I could feel like it is really happening but fantastic enough that it was not boring.

This is one of my favorite Jalopnik moments! Is this eligible for a #CotD?

Great movie. Really enjoyed the timeline and driver focus.

Really great movie!

Dude, I loved your film. I’ve been recommending it to everyone I know.

Great film!! I really enjoyed it as well.

Oh, hello!

I watched this earlier this week. I thought it was a fantastic. The only issue I had was later that day I found myself sliding around corners on the way to the grocery store.