Riders: Catch Tomorrow
Cha Ki Joon is a well-educated young man who begins his career in an enviable entry-level job at a large corporation. But he is not happy with his life. On a whim, Ki Joon decides to quit his job and start up a new business with his two childhood friends, Yoon So Dam and Go Tae Ra. So Dam has been working lots of different part-time jobs while trying to make it as an illustrator. Tae Ra is a former cycling athlete who decides to go in with Ki Joon on his new business idea – because it’s a company that will make rickshaws, of all things. As the three friends deal with the real world, changing friendships and budding relationships, can their crazy business possibly succeed?
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Plot Summary
A young man, haunted by a tragic past, attempts to rekindle his passion for motocross racing. He finds an unlikely ally in a determined young woman who sees his potential. Together, they navigate the challenges of the sport and personal demons in a bid to achieve their dreams.
Critical Reception
Riders: Catch Tomorrow received a generally mixed to negative reception from critics and audiences. While some praised its attempts at an emotional sports drama and the performances, many found the plot predictable and underdeveloped. The film struggled to make a significant impact in the crowded genre.
What Reviewers Say
- The film offers a standard underdog sports narrative that lacks originality.
- Performances are a highlight, but can't elevate the clichéd storyline.
- It attempts emotional depth but often falls short due to a formulaic script.
Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce, but those available indicate a mixed reception. Some viewers appreciated the motocross action and the core relationship, while others found the story to be generic and uninspired, failing to deliver a compelling emotional arc.
Fun Fact
While Robbie Amell portrays a motocross racer, the film does not appear to feature extensive real-life racing footage, relying more on the dramatic elements of the sport.
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