It's fun, it's light, [but] it has a hard time when its tries to get heavy.

The movie is wonderful and true, an act of love in all its contradictions and complexity

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

The tone of this movie is interesting -- the stakes are both dramatic and high, but it's balanced with a lot of fun, tongue and cheek dialogue.

Oh my God, I could hardly believe that such a crap could have been made. OK, car crashes and production design besides the fantastic stunt work are awesome. Tony Hopkins is also delightful in the heavy guy, but if you forget this, this is an unbearable straight to garbage can played by an even more unbearable d...head actor, a sort of handsome sh...head blue eyes jerk, to whom you crave to blow his head of. The kind of character who, after a car crash in which ANYONE on earth would be killed, get out of it without even a scratch...How can a director hope fooling the audiences? Not me anyway. I lost m precious time with this crap and I am not surprised that the producing company bankrupted with such nonsense. I think she could have been on a trial for making such sh...And the question, the most important one is what the hell Ben Kingsley did in this mess? His financial must be awful I guess...What a pity for such a gifted actor like him.

Sir Ben Kingsley and Sir Anthony Hopkins together, backed up by Nicholas Hoult, well what could be better? Sasha Robertson should be very proud of this line up.We have all experienced action movies with car chases, but the use of the cars in Collide is superb. Scenes that the Fast & Furious franchise would be envious of.It is not without continuity faults but they can be forgiven for the story line, cast and beautiful cars, (alas,some of which are destroyed).Watch it, enjoy it and then watch it again.

For the first thirty or so minutes of "Collide", the movie was shaping up to be a pretty boring and familiar experience for me. The movie was taking far too much time to set up the situation, and what was unfolding was nothing I hadn't seen before in many other movies.But then after those first thirty minutes, the movie takes a sudden turn and becomes surprisingly enjoyable. All of a sudden the movie starts delivering action and suspense, and this material is pretty well accomplished. It is basically one scene after another of the protagonist fighting off and/or fleeing his pursuers, but I have to admit that the action is choreographed and directed in a way that I was pretty pumped up. The movie also looks quite eye-catching, with its good photography and its German backdrop that adds some freshness. Eventually, however, the movie makes a stumble near the very end, with how Anthony Hopkins' drug lord character is finally dealt with, namely in a manner that happens off-screen, cheating the viewer of seeing him directly getting his just desserts. Despite this disappointing ending, and the first drab thirty minutes, I think the movie does deliver enough entertainment in the end. It's not a classic action movie by any means because of those aforementioned problems, but it keeps your attention if you stick with it.

Another waste of time. This movie is just about car chasing/races dressed up with a very small touch of romance. It's ridiculous and pointless. There are no surprises. You would think by the actors that it might be good but no, it's a complete waste of time. Watch something else if you can.