Fast Getaway II

Synopsis

Fast Getaway II, released in 1994, continues the story of Clint and his father, both skilled bank robbers who find themselves embroiled in more heist adventures. After narrowly evading the law in their previous escapades, they get pulled back into the criminal underworld when new challenges arise, testing their loyalty and resourcefulness. The film blends action and comedy as the duo navigates through a series of fast-paced sequences involving car chases, clever cons, and unexpected alliances. With Corey Haim reprising his role, the movie attempts to deliver entertaining thrills but stays true to the low-budget action genre of its time.

Cast

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  Corey Haim

  Nelson Potter

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  Cynthia Rothrock

  Lilly

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  Leo Rossi

  Sam Potter

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  Sarah Buxton

  Patrice

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  Peter Liapis

  Rankin

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  Ken Lerner

  Tony Bush

Reviews

Fast Getaway II received mixed to negative reviews upon release, with critics often pointing out its modest production values and predictable plot. On IMDb, the movie holds a rating of 4.6/10 based on user reviews, reflecting a lukewarm reception among viewers. Critics generally appreciated Corey Haim's performance but noted that the film lacked the energy and originality needed to elevate it above standard direct-to-video fare. There are few reviews on major critic aggregator sites like Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic, suggesting limited critical attention. User comments often describe the film as a 'fun, light-hearted action flick' but criticize it for its clichéd storyline and underdeveloped characters. The action sequences are considered adequate but not very memorable. Overall, Fast Getaway II is seen as a watchable B-movie primarily for fans of the original or those interested in 90s action-comedy setups rather than a standout in the genre.