As hard as metal and just as dumb, Paul W.S. Anderson's Death Race couldn't be further from producer Roger Corman and director Paul Bartel's goofy, bloody 1975 original, Death Race 2000.. Journey may be an utterly weightless movie, but in the end it floats rather nicely.. The movie gets its own Mad Max mojo working, but there's no real attempt at social commentary here -- these churls just want to have fun.. A popcorn movie that delivers precisely what it promises. The dialogue is tepid and the ...