Its so weird that Paul Bartel directed a second, cross contiental race film starring David Carradine just a year later, and the two are unrelated. Whereas Death Race 2000 takes place in the future of the year 2000 and is campy and gory. Cannonball does a similar thing but is based upon a real life race and takes place in the 1970's. It being contemporary loses a fair bit in all honesty, and Carradine was never the most interesting bit of Death Race 2000. Its special effects are impressive especially near the end, but honestly its pretty boring at times.

Absolutley insane this doesn’t have an end credits scene that leads into Infinity War looking back. These phase 3 films also don’t hit quite as hard as they did the first time round. Again, looking back. Black Panther is a solid entry in the Marvel pantheon no doubt about it but it does have issues, some odd edits that literally happen on the last beat of sentences and a pretty dry second act are issues I had this time around. Even so Boseman was an incredible Black Panther, and the story and culture this is trying to talk into was and is an important one.