A street-smart love story with a hot edge

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	• Speedway Junky [VHS] Jesse Bradford, Jordan Brower Wolfe Video, 2002 average customer review:based on 44 reviews view larger image
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Love always has a price

I very much enjoyed"Speedway Junkie".being a Jessie Bradford fan already it was cool to see him in this gritty realistic drama.
Jordan Brower is in my opinion the stand out ,he gives a heart breakingly convincing performance as "Eric" the gay hustler who falls in love with Bradfords character "Johnny" and so desperatly want's Johnny to return his feelings.Johnny is a small town boy so he is new to all this and overwhelmed by behavior he has never been exposed to so he has to weed out the good the bad and the ugly so to speak.
Daryl Hannah is also good as Eric's surogate mom who has been beaten by time, circumstance and a man or two in her day.Quite a few other characters are introduced some relivant some not.All the charcters are just trying to survive and through the course of the movie you see who's hardened to the point of no return and who still has the ability to use human emotions for the good of others.
It's an emotional ride with lot's of adventure thrown on along the way.
It's about the sacrifices we make for love and companionship.as well as what we will do for self preservation.

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if u get this 4 jtt...DONT

OK B MOVIE... IF U R A JTT FAN AND ITS THE REASON FOR BUYING...DONT, HIS ACTING SUCKS AND HE IS BARELY IN IT... HE MADE A MISTAKE TRYING TO PLAY THIS ROLE

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A street-smart love story with a hot edge

"Speedway Junky" is a street-smart love story with a gritty, queer edge.
Executive Producer Gus Van Sant (My Own Private Idaho, Tarnation, Good
Will Hunting, Elephant...) hands out another brilliant one here.

"Speedway Junky" is about a young tough guy, Johnny (Jesse Bradford), who
runs away toward North Carolina in hopes of becoming a race car driver. He
stops short in Las Vegas when he gets mugged for everything he owns.
Quickly introduced to life on the streets by Eric (Jordan Brower), a gay
hustler, and his crew (including stellar performances by television
hot-shots Tiffany Amber-Thiesen and Jonathan Taylor Thomas), Johnny's life
takes a pretty big turn with absolutely nothing predictable about it.
Problems with drugs, money, sex, queer love, the tough streets, and
following dreams come together to form a brilliant story.

Not only is the story intelligent, urgent, and fresh, but the cast is
phenomenal, (even if you're not a sucker for the 90's television stars),
the cinematography unforgettable, and the production is, once again, a Gus
Van Sant grand slam. This movie is excellent. 5 stars.

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This compelling portrait of Las Vegas subculture stars Jesse Bradford (Bring It On, Clockstoppers) as Johnny, a teenager who aspires to be a racecar driver but gets stuck hustling on the Vegas strip. Speedway Junky centers around Johnny's friendship with Eric (Jordon Brower, Texas Rangers), a gay hustler who's in love with Johnny, even though he knows Johnny is straight. But the movie also captures snapshots of various fringe dwellers and people whose lives seem to be hitting a dead end, deftly drawn portraits that mix hope and despair in equal measures. The well-written script and strong performances from an eclectic cast--including appearances by Daryl Hannah, Tiffani-Amber Thiessen, and Jonathan Taylor Thomas, all of whom are excellent--make Speedway Junky more than a voyeuristic walk through the Vegas gutter. --Bret Fetzer

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