Continuous stimulation, all kinds of laughs

Lexi 2022-04-19 09:02:07

Riding a bicycle, constantly dodging cars, pedestrians, and pets on the road, delivering the courier to the destination in the shortest possible time - this is what a bicycle courier does every day. In New York City, the most skilled driver is Willie, the courier.
Willy's bike is a modified invincible chariot. The ultra-light carbon fiber frame and first-class shifting gears all allow Willy to ride the first-class speed on complex roads. Combined with Willie's own driving skills and quick reflexes, he can navigate the crowded streets every day. More importantly, Willie's bike has no brakes, which also makes him develop the habit of accelerating and rushing up in special situations.
One day, a woman gave him a "very important dispatch" to deliver the item to Chinatown within 90 minutes. But halfway through the road, the police stopped Willy and forced Willy to hand over the dispatch. The desperate Willie had to open the envelope privately and discovered an amazing secret - so, can Willie, who discovered the secret, deliver the message accurately within 90 minutes? Can his bike beat the speed of a cop car and a gangster - all happening at a rapid rate on the streets of Manhattan...

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Extended Reading
  • Edd 2022-04-23 07:02:24

    What is the issue of Tibet exported by American values? Even if you try to smuggle to the United States, you have to go to the United States. The boundaries between black and white are blurred. What else is worse than living in an office, wearing a suit and running around to make money?

  • Angie 2022-03-28 09:01:04

    Hearty, despite insulting our great motherland.

Premium Rush quotes

  • Wilee: You got a pickup for me?

    Receptionist: You already got it.

    Wilee: Positive I did not.

    Receptionist: No, someone from your company.

    Wilee: What did he look like?

    Receptionist: He was prettier than me.

  • Bobby: [grabs Wilee's hurt ribs] Oh, I'm sorry. Is that uncomfortable?

    Wilee: Douche bag.

    Bobby: I don't really care for that term "douche bag." People throw it around like crazy these days, like it's suddenly okay. You know what else people say now? "Suck it." I was watching TV the other night, 8:30, the middle of prime time. Kids could be watching. Guy says, "Suck it." Everybody's laughing. Ha, ha, ha! How is that appropriate?