bit.The film is quite short - less than 80 minutes if you don't count the credits - and I think it's a good thing, because it's light and it's over way before it manages to get boring. I'm sick and tired of overdecorated and pompous action smash hits with tons of CGI, where everything is predictable and lacks any individuality.Nothing here is over the top or out of place. The main character is far from a saint and still by the end he gets really likable and people cheer for him. The African setting is refreshing. It adds to the odds against Paul Walker, and helps the foreign audience identify with him - just like the guy we feel lost and kinda desperate.To me it felt like an EuropaCorp flick - you know, the Besson-produced type of action. So if you like movies like the Transporter, Taken, B-13, etc. then I highly recommend this one! There are a few things I could criticize. The African rap for example annoyed my ears, but I admit it was well used to create atmosphere. In some scenes the character "explains" what happens, because it is not shown well which is a kind of a cinematic failure - like when two kids steal from him, I didn't get what exactly they took and there was a line like "They stole my glasses." - just a calm statement to make it clear for you. And they could actually add a minute in the end to show us the character AFTER all that happened, instead you get a voice-over of a news report, which explains you where he is and what happened with him, and then the credits roll. We could at least hear Paul Walker's voice... but it was like "OK, no time to shoot another scene, it's a wrap guys, we'll figure something out for the ending later." Here I felt like there's something missing to make the final scene really satisfying, but it doesn't mean you feel letdown or cheated in the end.And to wrap it up myself - It's a simple entertainment and it's simply entertaining. Wish there were more movies like that coming out - engaging, fast-paced and short or at least not too long! .

happens,but you can't go far wrong from watching this I've given it a 10 kept me watching till the end.

loved the ending, after all the suspense and stress expressed from Paul walkers character, it was nice to see a well fitted ending to all the struggles. It was something new to me, I hadn't seen a similar ending in any other movie. I would recommend any action/thriller lover to watch this in theaters! Would've loved to see a more darker feel to this film, something similar to Man on Fire. would've then scored a 10/10.

watching it again! 9 out of 10 stars.

for the mystery. Also, seriously good local rap-style on the track.I'm glad I watched it.

Angelica who works at the U.S. Embassy. Actually, Woods has been in trouble from the get-go because he jumped parole. No sooner has our hero oriented himself to driving on the wrong side of the road in South Africa than he discovers an automatic pistol with a silencer and a Blackberry cell phone in the mini-van. Things wax progressively worse when a bound and gagged woman, Rachel Shabangu Naima McLean , emerges from the rear compartment of the vehicle. She has evidence that will expose the Johannesburg Chief of Police and his role in a sex trafficking ring. Unfortunately, Rachel dies in route to the courthouse. Before she dies, Rachel records a confession onto the Blackberry that Michael vows to deliver to Judge Mzuka. The latter character struggles without success to convince Michael that he should avoid the courthouse. Nevertheless, our stubborn hero plunges through the barricades erected in front of the building and takes a hostage. In some respects, "Vehicle 19" has elements of the Clint Eastwood extradition thriller "The Gauntlet" set in Las Vegas. The authorities dispatch every vehicle to halt our lone hero, but nobody can stop him until he smashes through the barricade in front of the building. Afterward, things settle down with our hero and a policeman ogling each other over the sights of their guns. Mukunda has appropriated some vintage elements from Alfred Hitchcock's movies. An innocent man pursued with a vengeance by the Johannesburg Police Department has nowhere to turn. The action is told in flashback, and Mukunda stages some careening car chases in what essentially qualifies as a one-man show. One of the best scenes has our hero suddenly getting T-boned. An unshaven Walker is suitably desperate throughout this harrowing, 85-minute melodrama.

was quite different from his previous performance. he throws the mid aged,depressed guy act so much better. if you have watched hours you can see some similarities in his acting the idea was fresh for me as for the suspense, i was at edge of seat at the ending, and throughout the movie only the car chases was intense but other parts also was interesting. The spray painting scene,child thief scene was also fun. Guns, murders and crooked cops..what else can lighten up your boring evening ;