Storyline
In a post-apocalyptic wasteland, an orphaned teen must battle a ruthless warlord to save the girl of his dreams.
Directors
Cast
Michael Ironside, Romano Orzari, Marcello Bezina, Jason Eisener, Patrick Kerton, Jean-François Ferland, Abdul Ayoola, Laurence Leboeuf, Rob de Leeuw, David Rigby, Munro Chambers, Aaron Jeffery, Edwin Wright, Steeve Léonard, Orphée Ladouceur, Yves Corbeil, Evan Manoukian, Anouk Whissell, François Simard, Martin Paquette, Pierre Sigouin, Yoann-Karl Whissell, Christian Picone, Ricky Greenwood, Thomas Luccioni, Sam B. Cloutier, Maxime Lapointe, David Loiseau, Nicolas Archambault, Ara Ball, Sylvain Lemaitre, Hazgary Colin, Louise Ménard, Bruno Corbin, Sylvain Legrand, Félix Sylvestre, Andrée Anne Godbout, Kim Cormier, Jodie Rimmer, Geoff Houtman, Luke Haigh, Samuel Brisson, Jeff Robitaille, Nathaly Thibault, Tyler Hall
Trailer
Reviews
78
Working from a well-worn template, Turbo Kid nonetheless delivers on all fronts. The one-note characters you’ve seen a million times still surprise with solid performances and refreshing eccentricities thrown in for good measure.
70
A pitch-perfect pastiche that never mocks its inspirations, the picture is silly fun to warm the hearts of aging fanboys and delight hipsters who weren't yet born the first time Mel Gibson donned Max's leathers.
63
Made for ironicists, Turbo Kid, in its endearingly goofy way, says good things about the power reserves of our childhood – an inner superhero we can call upon when needed.
60
There’s a good-naturedness to the whole enterprise that makes it pleasing despite its lack of truly inspired moments.
50
Turbo Kid is a wild enough burlesque that the audience can ignore a few things that don’t seem quite right.... Harder to ignore is that Turbo Kid, which was first made as a short, struggles to sustain its energy for 89 minutes of evisceration.
