Driven

A talented but erratic rookie race car driver, Jimmy Bly, is struggling with the pressures of Formula One racing. He's taken under the wing of veteran driver Bob Bondurant, who must help Jimmy overcome his mental block and personal demons to win the championship before his rival, Memo endangers himself and others on the track.

Driven was met with widespread critical disapproval, with many critics citing its convoluted plot, over-the-top action sequences, and weak character development as significant drawbacks. Despite its star power, the film failed to impress audiences and critics alike.

• The film suffers from a nonsensical plot and uninspired performances.
• Action sequences are excessive and lack believability.
• Stallone's attempt at a compelling drama falls flat.

Google audience: Audience reviews were mixed, with some appreciating the racing action and Sylvester Stallone's involvement, while many others found the plot predictable and the acting unconvincing.

Nominated for one Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Director (Renny Harlin).

During filming, Sylvester Stallone reportedly had a clause in his contract that prevented him from being shown losing a race.