Motor City

pure cinema of gestures, mimic, movements, music. it's all cliche, it's all genre, it's all simplicity. not as smart, versatile and eclectic as Forzani/Cattet but goes equally hard. cinema macho masculino, picture perfect for sexy venezia and the sunny mostra.

shookone

MOTOR CITY is a stripped-down, pulse-pounding 70s-inspired pulp action film, masterfully directed by Potsy Ponciroli. Intentionally told with little to no dialogue, the rockin’ soundtrack, pummeling sound design, and slow-motion visuals keep the momentum up. Alan Ritchson…

Matt Neglia

A good day for every music licencing company, a bad day for every dubbing studio

laurietessa

7.5/10! Grabbed me from the start. A story of jealously, love, & determination, this was an entertaining watch! The little to no dialogue was a very ambitious choice. It forced the physical acting, direction, & music to be even more locked in and it worked! The soundtrack…

Ava Garcia

Silent monster murders people to the hits of the 70's. Big recommend and a new pillar of Dad Cinema.

Eric Szyszka

lab engineered Dad Movie

matt

This was a hoot. Ritchson is fantastic and the Jack White music curation is out of sight. Really fun.

Andrew Jupin

Quick Ups & Downs: + The gimmick--extremely little dialogue across Motor City's runtime--is not brand new or anything, but it IS rare, and it has to be executed carefully and tactfully to work, even in an action-heavy picture. Luckily, director Potsy Ponciroli is more than…

Robert Stewart

It appears Alan Ritchson is entering his “Jason Statham” era where he’s in a movie that just gives him a reason to beat up some people and dish out some punishment to crooked cops.  It’s not too genre changing BUT, the idea of a movie with no dialogue for the whole run…

Jason