Torque Movie Rating
Ride or Die: Blood Vendetta
Action Australia,United States of America
Torque is a 2004 high-speed action film directed by Joseph Kahn. The movie stars Martin Henderson as Cary Ford, a motorcycle rider who comes back to town to reunite with his girlfriend Shane (Monet Mazur). However, his plans come to a halt when he is set up by his old rival Henry James (Matt Schulze), who pins him for the murder of Trey's (Ice Cube) brother, Junior.
To make matters worse, Trey and his gang are on the hunt for Ford with the intention of seeking revenge. Ford must race to clear his name while evading Trey's posse, the FBI, and the police. Along the way, he meets other motorcycle riders who help him in his quest, including the beautiful China (Jaime Pressly) and the quirky mechanic Luther (Jay Hernandez).
As the story unfolds, it is revealed that Henry James is the real culprit behind Junior's murder. He wants to start a war between Trey's gang and Ford, so he can take over the entire biker scene. Ford must prove his innocence and expose James' true motives before it's too late.
The film is known for its high-octane motorcycle chases and stunts, including a memorable final face-off between Ford and Trey that takes place on a moving train. Torque also features a soundtrack of rock and hip hop, including songs by The Crystal Method, DMX, and Ludacris.
Overall, Torque delivers on its promise of adrenaline-pumping action while also providing some comedic moments. It is a fun and fast-paced ride that will appeal to fans of action movies and motorcycle enthusiasts alike.
To make matters worse, Trey and his gang are on the hunt for Ford with the intention of seeking revenge. Ford must race to clear his name while evading Trey's posse, the FBI, and the police. Along the way, he meets other motorcycle riders who help him in his quest, including the beautiful China (Jaime Pressly) and the quirky mechanic Luther (Jay Hernandez).
As the story unfolds, it is revealed that Henry James is the real culprit behind Junior's murder. He wants to start a war between Trey's gang and Ford, so he can take over the entire biker scene. Ford must prove his innocence and expose James' true motives before it's too late.
The film is known for its high-octane motorcycle chases and stunts, including a memorable final face-off between Ford and Trey that takes place on a moving train. Torque also features a soundtrack of rock and hip hop, including songs by The Crystal Method, DMX, and Ludacris.
Overall, Torque delivers on its promise of adrenaline-pumping action while also providing some comedic moments. It is a fun and fast-paced ride that will appeal to fans of action movies and motorcycle enthusiasts alike.