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By Robert Denerstein (1,148) for Denver Rocky Mountain News (608) on 12 Mar 2004

For those who can't get enough of NASCAR, the movie offers a large-scale opportunity…

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By Chris Hewitt (2,086) for St. Paul Pioneer Press (4,360) on 11 Mar 2004

A galvanizing experience in terms of sight and sound…

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By Josh Larsen (2,042) for Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) (630) on 11 Mar 2004

Another one of those lightweight, corporate-sponsored Imax documentaries that resembles a promotional video more than a movie…

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By Mike Clark (1,024) for USA Today (4,117) on 11 Mar 2004

In just three months, Wincer has gone from one of the worst IMAX movies ever (The Young Black Stallion) to one of the best…

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By William Arnold (1,101) for Seattle Post-Intelligencer (2,422) on 11 Mar 2004

Never as visually or viscerally thrilling as some might expect, but it still manages to be a fascinating study of a national phenomenon that…

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By Chris Hewitt (St. Paul) (2,277) for St. Paul Pioneer Press (4,360) on 11 Mar 2004

Disappointing that the film's modern-day race sequences -- which follow quick glimpses of computer-run car factories and pit-crew practice…

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By Ellen Fox (17) for Chicago Tribune (6,211) on 11 Mar 2004

True fans (i.e., the people who are most likely to buy tickets) probably know a lot of this stuff already, and they might be disappointed by…

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By Lisa Schwarzbaum (1,672) for Entertainment Weekly (6,953) on 10 Mar 2004

This otherwise entertaining, aficionado-oriented production, with its circus-act technology that lets a viewer feel, briefly, like a member…

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NASCAR: The IMAX Experience (2004) - Critic Reviews - Page 2 of 2

21-30 of 30 Reviews

For those who can't get enough of NASCAR, the movie offers a large-scale opportunity…

Sponsored by NASCAR, this is not a critical look at the sport, nor is it particularly illuminating…

A galvanizing experience in terms of sight and sound…

Another one of those lightweight, corporate-sponsored Imax documentaries that resembles a promotional video more than a movie…

In just three months, Wincer has gone from one of the worst IMAX movies ever (The Young Black Stallion) to one of the best…

Never as visually or viscerally thrilling as some might expect, but it still manages to be a fascinating study of a national phenomenon that…

Sponsored by NASCAR, this is not a critical look at the sport, nor is it particularly illuminating…

Disappointing that the film's modern-day race sequences -- which follow quick glimpses of computer-run car factories and pit-crew practice…

True fans (i.e., the people who are most likely to buy tickets) probably know a lot of this stuff already, and they might be disappointed by…

This otherwise entertaining, aficionado-oriented production, with its circus-act technology that lets a viewer feel, briefly, like a member…