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Speed

Name: Speed
Released: 1994
Duration: 1 h 56 min
Rating: 78

78 Metascore
1994
1 hr 56 mins
Drama, Suspense, Action & Adventure
PG13

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A bomber rigs a bus with a bomb. A cop must get on-board while the bus is on the move to figure out how to get the passengers off.

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Awards

1995 - BAFTA Film Awards - Best Editing - winner
1995 - BAFTA Film Awards - Best Sound - winner
1995 - BAFTA Film Awards - Best Achievement in Special Effects - nominated
1994 - Oscar - Best Achievement in Film Editing - nominated

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