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Speed Racer

A world built for speed.
2008 | 135m | English

(81966 votes)

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Popularity: 3 (history)

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Speed Racer is a young and brilliant racing driver. When corruption in the racing leagues costs his brother his life, Speed must team up with the police and the mysterious Racer X to bring an end to the corruption and criminal activities.
Release Date: May 07, 2008
Director: Lilly Wachowski, Lana Wachowski
Writer: Lilly Wachowski, Lana Wachowski
Genres: Family, Comedy, Adventure, Action
Keywords loss of loved one, car race, chimp, family, duringcreditsstinger, woman director, live action remake, based on tv series, euphoric
Production Companies Village Roadshow Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures, Studio Babelsberg, Anarchos Productions, Silver Pictures, Velocity Productions
Box Office Revenue: $93,900,000
Budget: $120,000,000
Updates Updated: Aug 09, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
Trailers and Extras

Full Credits

Name Character
Emile Hirsch Speed Racer
Christina Ricci Trixie
John Goodman Pops Racer
Susan Sarandon Mom Racer
Matthew Fox Racer X
Benno Fürmann Inspector Detector
Hiroyuki Sanada Mr. Musha
Rain Taejo Togokahn
Richard Roundtree Ben Burns
Karl Yune Taejo Body Guard
Ariel Winter Young Trixie
Roger Allam Royalton
Paulie Litt Spritle Racer
Kick Gurry Sparky
John Benfield Cruncher Block
Christian Oliver Snake Oiler
Ralph Herforth Cannonball Taylor
Scott Porter Rex Racer
Yu Nan Horuko Togokahn
Nayo Wallace Minx
Melvil Poupaud Johnny "Goodboy" Jones
Ramon Tikaram Casa Christo Announcer
Ben Miles Cass Jones
Peter Fernandez Local Announcer
Cosma Shiva Hagen Gennie
Moritz Bleibtreu Grey Ghost
Joon Park Yakuza Driver
Nicholas Elia Young Speed Racer
Melissa Holroyd Speed's Teacher
Gian Ganziano Everyman Announcer
Harvey Friedman Harold Ledermann Announcer
Sadao Ueda Japanese Announcer
Valery Tscheplanowa Russian Announcer
Sami Loris Italian Announcer
Olivier Marlo French Announcer
Sean McDonagh Celtic Announcer
Vinzenz Kiefer Crew Chief/Sempre Fi-Ber Driver
Mark Zak Blackjack Benelli
Willy Chim Chim
Kenzie Chim Chim
Julia Joyce Blonde Pack Leader
Clayton Nemrow Race Announcer
Ricky Watson Race Commentator
Brandon Robinson Big Mouth
L. Trey Wilson Press Man
Lauren Blake Flight Attendant
Waldemar Kobus Vinny - Cruncher Thug
Max Hopp Cruncher Thug
Julie T. Wallace Truck Driver
Matthias Redlhammer Marvin the Cleaning Man
Eckehard Hoffmann Joel Goldman
Art LaFleur Fuji Announcer
Peter Navy Tuiasosopo Fuji Announcer
Paul Sirr Dour Face
Kadý Taylor Queen of Casa Cristo
Junior Sone Enang Shark Driver
Jana Pallaske Delila
Dari Maximova Flying Fox
Werner Daehn Sempre Fi-Ber Leader
Komi Togbonou Thor-Azine Leader
Leila Rozario Hydro-Cell Driver
Steven Wilson C.I.B. Security Man
Togo Igawa Mr. Togokahn
Jonathan Kinsler Fuji Reporter
Anatole Taubman Fuji Reporter
Frank Witter Security Official
Megan Gay Senior Race Official
Corinne Orr Grand Prix Female Announcer
Joe Mazza Nitro
Ludmilla Ismailow Denise
Milka Duno Gearbox
Amira Osman Count Down Tower Woman
Ashley Walters Prince Kabala
Jens Neuhaus German Announcer
Sesede Terziyan Turkish Announcer
Ill-Young Kim Korean Announcer
Yuriri Naka Japanese Announcer
Oscar Ortega Sánchez Spanish Announcer
Fang Yu Chinese Announcer
Narges Rashidi Persian Announcer
Andrés Cantor Grand Prix Announcer
Name Job
Lilly Wachowski Director, Writer
Pierre Buffin Visual Effects Supervisor
David Leitch Stunt Coordinator
Chris Palermo Stunts
Vanessa Wieduwilt Stunts
Tim Rigby Stunts
Chris O'Hara Stunts
Owen Paterson Production Design
Matthew Maners Animation
Terry Needham First Assistant Director
Hugh Bateup Supervising Art Director
Anja Müller Art Direction
Mareike Maya Mietke Makeup Artist
Tim Sehling Set Dresser
Mike Chock Sound Editor
Adam Kopald Sound Effects Editor
Gregg Rudloff Sound Re-Recording Mixer
David A. Whittaker Sound Effects Editor
Douglas Bloom Visual Effects
Jill Brooks Visual Effects Producer
Sean Cushing Visual Effects Producer
Mark Freund Visual Effects Supervisor
Lisa Goldberg Visual Effects Producer
Beau Janzen Visual Effects
Danny S. Kim Visual Effects Supervisor
Geoffrey Niquet Visual Effects Supervisor
Daniel P. Rosen Visual Effects Supervisor
Gregory L. Smith VFX Artist
Lucinda Syson Casting
Denise Davis Visual Effects Producer
Emma Horton Second Assistant Director
Lisa Lovaas Costume Supervisor
Stephan O. Gessler Art Direction
Tanya Lodge Makeup Artist
Christoph Heinecke Set Dresser
Carsten Woithe Set Designer
Rick Kline Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Jason Oliver Sound Recordist
David Werntz Sound Effects Editor
Chadi Abo Visual Effects Supervisor
Danny Braet Visual Effects
Andrew Byrne VFX Artist
Pascal Etangsale Visual Effects
Gillian George Visual Effects
Bryan Hirota Visual Effects Supervisor
Sam Khorshid Visual Effects
Chris F. Moore Visual Effects
Julie Orosz Visual Effects Producer
Olivier Sarda Visual Effects
David Van Dyke Visual Effects Producer
Edson Williams Visual Effects Supervisor
Barbara Jäger Costume Supervisor
Jeremy Stewart Animation
Dan Glass Visual Effects Supervisor
Roberto Malerba Unit Production Manager
Daniel Perez Ferreira Visual Effects Technical Director
Marco Bittner Rosser Art Direction
Peter Walpole Set Decoration
Petra Schaumann Makeup Artist
Bettina Saul Set Dresser
Zack Allen Sound Recordist
Cory Mandel Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Drew Yerys Sound Editor
Brent M. Bowen Visual Effects
Steve Dellerson Visual Effects
Henrik Fält VFX Artist
Lori Green Visual Effects
Joshua H. Johnson VFX Artist
Fabrice Lagayette Visual Effects Supervisor
Simon Magnan VFX Artist
Thomas Nittmann Visual Effects Producer
Ramprasad Sampath Visual Effects
Melinka Thompson-Godoy Visual Effects Producer
Mark Webb Visual Effects Producer
Claudia Gonschorek Set Costumer
Carol Anne Wegner Set Costumer
John T. Van Vliet Visual Effects Supervisor
Laura Zentil Visual Effects Producer
Metin Misdik Set Costumer
Marcus Loges Line Producer
Michael Giacchino Original Music Composer
David Tattersall Director of Photography
Zach Staenberg Editor
Lora Kennedy Casting
David Appleby Still Photographer
Kevin Scott Mack Visual Effects Supervisor
John Gaeta Visual Effects Supervisor
Grant Hill Unit Production Manager
John Knoll Visual Effects Supervisor
Cornelia Ott Assistant Art Director
David Scheunemann Assistant Art Director
Stefan Speth Assistant Art Director
Bryan O. Watkins Sound Effects Editor
Kim Libreri Visual Effects Supervisor
Chad Stahelski Stunt Coordinator
George Hull Conceptual Design
Tatsuo Yoshida Original Series Creator
Jon Valera Stunts
Danielle Costa Visual Effects Coordinator
Michael Melchiorre Digital Compositor
Lana Wachowski Director, Writer
Roger Barton Editor
Kym Barrett Costume Design
Dane A. Davis Supervising Sound Editor, Sound Designer
Mohen Leo Visual Effects Supervisor
Noon Orsatti Stunts
Mike Möller Stunts
Jen Underdahl Visual Effects Coordinator
Wolfgang Stegemann Stunts
Theo Bialek CG Supervisor
Name Title
Lana Wachowski Producer
Jessica Alan Co-Producer
David Lane Seltzer Executive Producer
Roberto Malerba Co-Producer
Michael Lambert Executive Producer
Grant Hill Producer
Joel Silver Producer
Henning Molfenter Co-Producer
Carl Woebcken Co-Producer
Lilly Wachowski Producer
Bruce Berman Executive Producer
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Popularity Metrics

Popularity History


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Reviews

Wehrmacht
4.0

The only people who'll enjoy this Attention-Deficit-Disorder nightmare are those who've never seen an episode of the original anime in their lives. In other words, children. Sure, there's some fun to be had for adults in seeing how all of the well-known characterisations from your own childhood ... have been lobotomised by their modern, live action counterparts. Ultimately, though, you'll come to the conclusion that "Speed" was what the director(s) were on when they spliced together 120 minutes worth of 3-second zoom/pan/sensory-overload scenes. Your eyes, and very probably your brain, will be dissolving by the end of this acid trip, so exhausting are the visuals. It's _almost_ as if they wanted to go the **complete opposite** of the original series' sparsely-detailed animation by packing every single frame as full of colour & movement & distraction & pointlessness as they possibly could. No, not _almost_... it's what they actually did! Adults should press their "A" button and leap over this drivel.

Jun 23, 2021