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A getaway driver for a bank robbery realizes he has been double crossed and races to find out who betrayed him.
After three years in prison, the driver known as Wheelman has to work for mobsters to pay for a debt. When he is assigned to drive a getaway car for a bank heist, he is not able to contact his liaison and a stranger call him giving orders to deliver the stolen money to him. Soon he learns that he has been betrayed by his contact and spends the night trying to save his thirteen year-old Katie and his ex-wife Jessica from a gang that wants the money robbed from the bank. But who can be trusted?
Writer & director Jeremy Rush has fashioned a fine neo-noir actioneer with "Wheelman," a Netflix Original, that "Smokin' Aces" helmer Joe Carnahan produced and toplines "End of Watch" actor Frank Grillo. Imagine the Tom Hardy movie "Locke" combined with Luc Besson's "Transporter" thrillers, and you've got the essence of this gripping, often claustrophobic nail-biter that casts Grillo as the eponymous protagonist. Clocking in at 82 minutes, "Wheelman" is basically pared down to grim essentials. Indeed, it is a bad night for an anonymous ex-con known only as 'Wheelman,' and things get off on the wrong foot when he shows up in a conspicuous looking car with a red trunk to chauffeur two thugs, one white and crazy and the other black, to rob a bank after hours. During the movie, our hero keeps chatting to a number of people on his cell phone. As things unfold, 'Wheelman' isn't entirely clear about what he is going to be doing, and his tough-talking, gun-wielding passengers want to know his name. He refuses to divulge his identity. He pulls up to the bank. The two gunmen put on masks and head for the bank. On the phone, 'Wheelman,' who has been struggling to reach the guy who usually sets up his jobs, winds up speaking to another guy. This unknown dude warns him that the two robbers have been told to stash the cash in the trunk and then shoot him. Frantically, 'Wheelman' puts the hammer down and leaves the two hoods standing in the parking lot. Eventually, he reaches his usual handler, Clay (Garret Dillahunt of "Looper"), and he learns that things have gone sideways. The rest of the evening, our hero is careening around the city, disposing of bodies, blasting his way out of one shoot-out, and engineering a deal that will square him with the mob. At the same time, he must keep his wits, make sure that his 13-year old daughter doesn't get pregnant, and save his ex-wife who has been kidnapped by the same people who want the $230-thousand dollars that the robbers stole from the bank. Everything is action, action, action, without nonsense and rippling with lots of gritty, to the point, profane dialogue, and an occasional surprise. Exciting, fast-paced, but never gory, "Wheelman" boasts great atmospheric cinematography and wicked suspense. Of course, there was no way that Rush could have kept 'Wheelman's' ex and his daughter out of the narrative because he must be vulnerable or the villains wouldn't have an edge on him. Altogether, this is one memorable ride.
Whoever edited this for continuity should never be hired again. A movie that centres around one car shouldn't have the car be black half the time and ruby red half the time.
Unfortunately, for this viewer, the formal constraint foisted upon him by writer/director Jeremy Rush in Wheelman went right up his nose and stayed there, resulting in a little less than 90 minutes of annoyance.
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