"A really great movie, and a surprising coup because it does work full-spectra to present motorsport racing in a way that transcends ideological notions of how to race an automobile at rocket speeds."xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

BlomKamp goes deep on tech solutions for lives that oughta have a real future arc rather than the false premise of an out into a real life, which is really what this movie presupposes the subject of it got from his 'racing career'; nevertheless, supposing the layerin' of 'dreams' onto a playstation does make any sense, when you measure it up against the medicinalized nightmare he didn't really shake much sticks at with his bamboo indoctrination on Demonic, you're left with the substance of a 3rd Place Finish on Le Mans. So, He gets major props; as well as on the non-Cinderalla Story of the lead-up, on that approach: To wit::'I ain't finished making films' was not what he thought after Demonic, and so going big and going mainstream with his tech-philosophy, he ought to have made just a slight dent in the illusion that tech is all this to be, because it just is nt the case. And why He gets to this point is simple: he appears to have given up on his wheelhouse natural inclination to be concerned with human-being and it's relationship to it's presence in the world of Natural Right, which is just another way now of saying it seem now that his concern lies exclusively with the only Means to any Way in life being through and with a factorization of reality that bypasses all the impediments innate to parsing through*reality as such, which is how tech-no-logical existence permutates itself through to a future world in which life no longer has dominion over its structurabilities. That will leave a slight negative taste in most viewers these days because nobody but nobody wants to do anything but figure-out how to catalyze movements on technology while they get wasted on it actually.