BA_Harrison It has been said that music video director Joseph Kahn's feature debut Torque was never intended to be taken seriously, every scene intentionally taken to ridiculous extremes, thereby mocking testosterone fuelled petrol-head films such as The Fast and the Furious and its sequels. I'm inclined to believe this: the characters in this mad motorbike movie are all incredibly clichéd whilst the over-the-top action has to be seen to be believed. This level of dumb surely doesn't happen by accident.Of course, that doesn't automatically give Torque a get out of jail free card—there are still aspects that are difficult to endure, even if the film as a whole has been designed to lampoon mindless popcorn fodder for teens: the plot is virtually non-existent, with the non-action scenes merely dull padding, while Martin Henderson makes for a very bland pretty-boy hero. Still, it's hard to hate too much on a film that features motorbikes leaping on to the roof of a speeding train, has two biker babes fighting each other using their vehicles, and closes with one of the daftest high speed chase scenes I can remember—200mph through crowded city streets.5.5 out of 10, rounded up to 6 for IMDb.

Ashish Nargotra Loved this movie when i first saw it actually i saw this movie quite late in 2007 In 2006 i had got my first bike and this movie inspired that young teen which i was then and biking became my life i was 16 when got my first bike so lot of good memories with this movie i will love this movie in spite of anything I pray to this movie team to please make a sequel to this movie thanks Respect and Love to All..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.may all of you also truly see this movie in such motivated way in which i have seen this movie an appreciate it and if you do like this movie please rate this movie so that such a great work should always b remembered.....

Lost in Film UK Story/Plot - Torque is a bikers version of The Fast & Furious but is a very poor version at that. The idea is good but the story line and screen play is no where near that of FF.The story is as follows, a biker named Carey Ford played by Martin Henderson is in a spot of bother when he is left with a few drug filled bikes and needs to save face. He makes the decision to put the bikes under lock and key and leave his girlfriend and home behind.For some reason he decides to return in a bid to clear his name but finds himself being framed for the murder of the brother of feared head honcho of a bike gang. The leaders name is Trey played by Ice Cube. As well as being chased down by Trey he is also being hunted by the FBI.My verdict - I have only watched this once and do not plan on it again unless forced to.

Tss5078 WOW! It's the Fast & the Furious on motorcycles! Torque is a ridiculous film from the producers of the Fast & the Furious, and it's basically the same movie except for a few key points. First they didn't have the budget of the Fast & the Furious which is evident by the stunts, which at times actually looked like a video game. I'm all for stunt men doing impossible things, and I don't mind good computer generated action either, however the CGI in Torque is just ridiculously bad, it is however nowhere near as bad as the acting. Instead of Vin Diesel and the dashing Paul Walker, the producers of this film settled for Ice Cube and some guy no one has ever heard of and trust me, the inexperience shows. This film is just as bad as all the other reviews say it is. Some poorly written, badly acted films, can be entertaining...Torque is not!