If action director Renny Harlin had shot "Driven" in Imax's large-screen format, entire audiences would experience vertigo. In this noisy, turbo-charged auto racing movie, Harlin employs every stunt and digital and visual effect available to put audiences in the driver's seat. Wrecked car parts fly by -- or at -- the camera, moisture beads on the window, the track races by with a hypnotic intensity, and the sheer speed of cars racing at 240 mph causes a haze to appear at the screen's edge.

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