Ya !!! *Death Proof .. *Ronin(1998).... *The seven-ups(1973) *The Blues Brothers(1980) *Vanishing Point (1971) *Dirty Mary Crazy Larry(1974) *Smokey & The Bandit (1977) *Bad Boys 1 & 2 * What's Up, Doc ? (1972) ..the chase through San Francisco (( and yes .. I know it's a comedy.. But it's a great & hilarious chase scene )
One of the things that makes the "Bullitt" chase scene so excellent is the amazing soundtrack. If you watch the scene and take note of the sound, you can actually hear the sigh of the shock absorbers as the cars land and rebound from being airborne.
Agree with everyone else that says that Ronin not only should have been on the list, but should have been the top chase scene of all time. Even if it is derivative, it's the best execution ever.
Bullit and the 7-Ups had the best chase scenes. Especially Bullit. More: Viewers who have liked the chase scene in Bullitt recommend starting with Robbery (1967) (1967), a dramatization of the Great Train Robbery and directed by Peter Yates, who also directed Bullitt. Following Bullitt, the number of movies with good chase scenes proliferated. Some of the recommended ones include: Cotton Comes to Harlem (1970)(1970), The French Connection (1971) (1971), Vanishing Point (1971) (1971), Shaft's Big Score! (1972) (1972), What's Up, Doc? (1972) (1972), which spoofs the chase from Bullitt, Cleopatra Jones (1973) (1973), Live and Let Die (1973) (1973), where the chase takes place in boats, The Seven-Ups (1973) (1973), which reuses the Bullitt soundtrack during a similar chase scene, Gone in 60 Seconds (1974) (1974), Dirty Mary Crazy Larry (1974) (1974), Truck Turner (1974) (1974), Smokey and the Bandit (1977)(1977), and The Driver (1978) (1978).
Elwood Blues: It’s 106 miles to Chicago, we’ve got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it’s dark and we’re wearing sunglasses. Jake Blues: Hit it! You missed it.....
Missing a chase from an 80s movie called Short Time. Has an amazing chase, cop is trying to get killed on the job so his wife can have insurance money. I never see that chase on any list but it has to be one of the best chases, a bit over the top, but fun and just great.
All great but I have to echo the person who said "RONIN!!!!!!!" Also, while you did mention it, the motorcycle chase from THE GREAT ESCAPE should have been in the place of AKIRA. I don't want to fault AKIRA, but come on, if real people aren't endangering their lives, what's the point? It also deserves to be here because it's one of the few films where an actor chases himself. Several of the German stuntmen weren't quite up to some of the stuff they wanted to do so Steve McQueen actually put on a helmet & goggles & played German cyclists in the reverses. What can I say? The King of Cool.
Have you watched the chase scenes in Cowboy Bebop the Movie? Even if there were no lives in danger, it still has some of the most thrilling chase scenes I've seen put on film.
Elwood: There's 106 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark out, and we're wearing sunglasses. Joliet Jake: Hit it!
the Blues Brothers, Ronin, The Chase, Amsterdamned (if you pick a boat scene pick that one), Speed, Twister, Taxi are just some of the films without even thinking hard that should have gotten at the very least an honourable mention,with Blues brothers in its own spot. I mean come on!
My List Bike:E.T Car:Bullit Truck:Terminator Motorcycle:Skyfall Helicopter:Blue Thunder Horseback:Stagecoach Train:French Connection Plane:North By Northwest Boat:Face/Off
CaptainNdleDick This list was made before that came out. I doubt it would make this list anyways because it's "foreign" to these guys. Berandal car chase was THE most dangerous/craziest car chase I've ever seen. I don't think a lot of the stunts they pulled during that would've passed Hollywood safety regulations though lol.
What was that music you played just after the intro? That electronic music you played for the first entry on the list. If you could give me the name of the artist and track I would much appreciate it. Thanks!
Yeah, I really want to know this electronic music too. I just found these 2 similar music but it's not same music with this video. I hope you find this music. Knock Out - Vicky Montefusco / Under the Sun - Teom If you find this music info, please let me know.
My favourite chase is the model train chase from the end of The Wrong Trousers (the Aardman production featuring Wallace and Grommit). Does it count if it the movie doesn't have a studio release?
If you didn't notice. but in To Live and Die in L.A. the only cars on the freeway going the right way are the cars involved in the chase. Plus great soundtrack and one of William Petersons best films
Wow, I got to try and find "The General" but I totally agree with number 1!!! I watch that every year on the anniversary of my 1st seeing in (when it was released)!
Keep in mind when watching "The General"--NO CGI, NO FX, NO NOTHING!! This is Keaton actually doing all this himself!!! Eat your heart out, Chaplin!!! Keaton even gave a lot of tips to Lucy (Lucille Ball, that is).
One small "beef", you did mention chases on foot but failed to even mention the most "epic" (and, according to the script, longest) chase on foot. The Two Towers, Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli chasing the band of Uruk-Hai who kidnapped Merry and Pippin for THREE freaking days!! I know, it is not as action packed as the others and it is not shown uninterrupted within its movie BUT still....THREE days chasing on foot begs at least an honorable mention!
Bullitt is kind of like Stairway to Heaven. If you don't place it at #1, you're blaspheming. As for honorable mentions, "Firefox" and "The Seven Ups" are pretty cool
Like nearly everyone else says: Ronin. The Chase through Paris in a Mini in Bourne. Mad Max ( the original ), and, for fuck's sake, DUEL. Vanishing Point. Try again.
There was also the French movie that possibly partly inspired Ronin's Paris chase scene: Le Professionel. In that film, lead actor Belmondo was his own stunt driver, making for some very realistic shots.
+Aldrich Uyliong and honestly you could add the entire BMW Driver mini folms they made in the early 2000's. i worked for BMW of North America back then and they gave every employee a copy of that dvd...dunno if everyone remembers those films but Clive Owen was "The Driver" and it was basically the inspiration for the Transporter series. The one that Guy Richie directed was particularly dope
Ronin is one of my favourites too. I think Taxi (1998) has one of the best chase scenes and the first Mad Max is good too. I think my all time favourite however has to be Vanishing Point (1971)
The problem with that one is that they basically tried to up everything from The French Connection, and made a far inferior movie. Yeah, the car chase was grander, but lacked all the improvised rawness from Connection. That chase is the best of all time imo.
As has been pointed out, Ronin is missing from this list from the genius of John Frankenheimer who also made Grand Prix which although it is about motor sport and not chase scenes the racing scenes are some of the best car scenes ever shot. He used a lot of the same camera work on Ronin making it a legendary high speed car chase movie worthy of top 10.
The get away after the gun buy under the bridge, the case heist or the BMW chase through the tunnels etc. Anyone of those was equal to any of those on this list, and whats with the animated pick?
Yeah, but The Transporter's opening scene is better. Yes, it's choreographed (which it even makes fun of later in the movie), but it's an awesome scene.
I'd forgot all about that. Made my sides hurt the 1st time I saw it. Street vendors, plate glass window installers, newly weds who lost their VW, concrete worker, etc etc.
bradlbe Yeah really! Beautiful cars, exotic locations, impeccable sound design, and excellent stuntdrivers. How could it not even be number 10?? A rare mistake indeed.
I'm glad many people have pointed out the lack of Ronin. Its a fantastic film that never strays from believability, and its chase scenes are incredible.
a few glaring omissions - though you have to tip the hat to French Connection and Bullit - include Ronin, Blues Brothers, Bourne Supremacy (the taxi chase is better than the New York chase in Ultimatum, though the Tangier roof chase arguably beats them both) and there ought to have been a shout out to Ferris Bueller for the final 'March of the Swivelheads'-soundtracked race to get home between Ferris on foot and sister Jeanie in the car.
The chase was actually done without permits, with off duty NYPD officers as drivers and trying to control traffic. The crash with the white Ford is the only collision with a civilian. The woman with the baby carriage is totally scripted.
+Darryl Dorris Leaving the Blues Brothers out of this list is like making a list of the Top New York City landmarks and not mentioning the Statue of Liberty.
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I figured the Blues Brothers would at least get an honorable mention
Yes, isn't there a total hilarious absurdity category?!!
I was waiting for it to be number 1!
I'd have a tough time deciding between "BB" and "What's Up Doc?" .
Well it was made as a spoof on car chases in movies so I don't think it'd really qualify.
I agree. This is bullshit!
The Blues Brothers... Death Proof.
+caffeineadvocate no blues brothers, so sad
Duel (1971) The whole movie is a chase.
THANK YOU! I thought for sure it would be number 1, or mentioned, no less!
Duel is an amazing movie
eldo59 It was made for TV, though, so probably why it wasn't included.
Isn't Duel one of Spielberg's first films?
Duel is more than a chase .... at first it was tease then a race then chase then a fight between a man and his bully (the truck)
Shocked to not see Wallace and Gromit train scene mentioned. One of the best ever
Yes.
You said it for me
The Blues Brothers final clase was and is one of my favourites. Classic 80s.
I feel a little disappointed that the Blues Brothers doesn't even get a mention.
your right
+Elwyn Chow The Blues Brothers always gets ignored for top chases :(
Vanishing Point (1971) Ronin (1999)
Ya !!!
*Death Proof ..
*Ronin(1998)....
*The seven-ups(1973)
*The Blues Brothers(1980)
*Vanishing Point (1971)
*Dirty Mary Crazy Larry(1974)
*Smokey & The Bandit (1977)
*Bad Boys 1 & 2
* What's Up, Doc ? (1972) ..the chase through San Francisco (( and yes .. I know it's a comedy.. But it's a great & hilarious chase scene )
How do you at least not mention Vanishing Point? Excellent list.
I was coming here to see if What's Up Doc was gonna be mentioned.
I was thinking there should be a comedic car chase category
One of the things that makes the "Bullitt" chase scene so excellent is the amazing soundtrack. If you watch the scene and take note of the sound, you can actually hear the sigh of the shock absorbers as the cars land and rebound from being airborne.
Not a single mention of Mad Max?
but after The Road Warrior
+MrCrockaG What are you, 12? Mad! Freaking! Max!! Some of the best chase scenes ever to grace celluloid!
+MrCrockaG beyond the Thunderdome
Fury Road!
Mad Max I, II and IV are pretty much just chase scenes and nothing else. Absolutely excellent.
Yeah, OK here's some you missed:
1. Ronin
2. The Hidden
3. Vanishing Point.1971
4. Dirty Mary Crazy Larry
Agree with everyone else that says that Ronin not only should have been on the list, but should have been the top chase scene of all time. Even if it is derivative, it's the best execution ever.
Steven Spielberg's Duel (1971)
Bullit and the 7-Ups had the best chase scenes. Especially Bullit.
More: Viewers who have liked the chase scene in Bullitt recommend starting with Robbery (1967) (1967), a dramatization of the Great Train Robbery and directed by Peter Yates, who also directed Bullitt. Following Bullitt, the number of movies with good chase scenes proliferated. Some of the recommended ones include: Cotton Comes to Harlem (1970)(1970), The French Connection (1971) (1971), Vanishing Point (1971) (1971), Shaft's Big Score! (1972) (1972), What's Up, Doc? (1972) (1972), which spoofs the chase from Bullitt, Cleopatra Jones (1973) (1973), Live and Let Die (1973) (1973), where the chase takes place in boats, The Seven-Ups (1973) (1973), which reuses the Bullitt soundtrack during a similar chase scene, Gone in 60 Seconds (1974) (1974), Dirty Mary Crazy Larry (1974) (1974), Truck Turner (1974) (1974), Smokey and the Bandit (1977)(1977), and The Driver (1978) (1978).
The epic chase scene from "Raiders of the Lost Ark" at least deserved an honorable mention.
I'm surprised Ronin wasn't at least mentioned in this list.
I agree Ronin has an awesome chase scene.
How about Mad Max: Fury Road?! :P
Jonathon Kirkbride not seen that yet myself, but I have heard good things about the film generally.
Elwood Blues: It’s 106 miles to Chicago, we’ve got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it’s dark and we’re wearing sunglasses.
Jake Blues: Hit it!
You missed it.....
Smokey and the Bandit! It is not a chase scene, but a entire film!
Dirty Mary / Crazy Larry with Peter Fonda and Susan George.
100% that Baby Driver and John Wick chases would be on this list if they had come out by the time this list came out today. Also, no Duel?
Ummmmm ... Ronin?
Thanks I really enjoyed the facts about the filming of the French Connection case scene :)
Missing a chase from an 80s movie called Short Time. Has an amazing chase, cop is trying to get killed on the job so his wife can have insurance money. I never see that chase on any list but it has to be one of the best chases, a bit over the top, but fun and just great.
"Machine guns!!! ALRIGHT!!!!!"
The chase sequence in Raising Arizona is hilarious, versatile and absolutely well shot by the Coen brothers.
Vanishing Point, 1971, with Barry Newman as Kowalski.
All great but I have to echo the person who said "RONIN!!!!!!!"
Also, while you did mention it, the motorcycle chase from THE GREAT ESCAPE should have been in the place of AKIRA. I don't want to fault AKIRA, but come on, if real people aren't endangering their lives, what's the point?
It also deserves to be here because it's one of the few films where an actor chases himself.
Several of the German stuntmen weren't quite up to some of the stuff they wanted to do so Steve McQueen actually put on a helmet & goggles & played German cyclists in the reverses. What can I say? The King of Cool.
Have you watched the chase scenes in Cowboy Bebop the Movie? Even if there were no lives in danger, it still has some of the most thrilling chase scenes I've seen put on film.
I'm so glad you mentioned French Connection. You'd be wrong not to.
Elwood: There's 106 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark out, and we're wearing sunglasses.
Joliet Jake: Hit it!
Ronin should have made the cut.
And the chases of the Blues Brothers?
RONIN definitely should have been on here. Either one of it's brilliant chases.
the Blues Brothers, Ronin, The Chase, Amsterdamned (if you pick a boat scene pick that one), Speed, Twister, Taxi are just some of the films without even thinking hard that should have gotten at the very least an honourable mention,with Blues brothers in its own spot. I mean come on!
Appreicated the variety, so thank you.
My List
Bike:E.T
Car:Bullit
Truck:Terminator
Motorcycle:Skyfall
Helicopter:Blue Thunder
Horseback:Stagecoach
Train:French Connection
Plane:North By Northwest
Boat:Face/Off
No Blues Brothers??
The chase scene in the beginning of Casino Royale is so amazing
The car chase in The Raid 2 had to be on here. but why wasn't it on here.
CaptainNdleDick This list was made before that came out. I doubt it would make this list anyways because it's "foreign" to these guys. Berandal car chase was THE most dangerous/craziest car chase I've ever seen. I don't think a lot of the stunts they pulled during that would've passed Hollywood safety regulations though lol.
FuShengAlex Ong Bak is a little foreign...
FuShengAlex They have a lot of foreign films on their lists. Almost always Chinese too.
Also, Akira isn't foreign?
because its nowhere as impressive as itd hand to hand combat scenes or other movie vehicle chase scenes
That chase is insane. I might give more props to the martial arts but I also can't deny the stunt work in that scene.
Death Proof is a masterpiece, hands down number 1. Ronin is good. but its just kinda 7 minutes of the same stuff.
Those are all great but I'd rather see The Blues Brothers, Raising Arizona or Ferris Bueller's Day Off for chase scenes.
Ronin is one of the best if not the best car chase ever, IMO
What was that music you played just after the intro?
That electronic music you played for the first entry on the list.
If you could give me the name of the artist and track I would much appreciate it.
Thanks!
Yeah, I really want to know this electronic music too. I just found these 2 similar music but it's not same music with this video. I hope you find this music. Knock Out - Vicky Montefusco / Under the Sun - Teom If you find this music info, please let me know.
Blues Brothers?? People!! Best car chase ever! :D
Completely agree with most (numbers 1 and 2 are solid) but somewhere in top 5 should be “Ronin” car chase..
Jason Bourne chase in the Mini was epic
No "Raiders of the Lost Ark" or any of the Jason Bourne movies...?
O.o
vanishing point has a pretty cool chase for almost the entire movie
My favourite chase is the model train chase from the end of The Wrong Trousers (the Aardman production featuring Wallace and Grommit). Does it count if it the movie doesn't have a studio release?
If you didn't notice. but in To Live and Die in L.A. the only cars on the freeway going the right way are the cars involved in the chase. Plus great soundtrack and one of William Petersons best films
Okay ~ at least To Live and Die got a mention and I agree with its replacement.
The original Gone In 60 Seconds car chase is still the best. I’m surprised the Mad Max movies didn’t make it.
Motorcycles and no love for indiana jones? =(
Loved this list. Was waiting for Ronin & Blues Brothers tho
Not a chase per se, but the bikes scene from Tron was worth an honorable mention imho.
The car chase in 'the 7ups' is the best in my book.
CineFix: "Bullitt, is everything we could ever want out of a car chase in a perfect ten-minute package."
Gromit: "Hold my bottle."
no blues brothers anywhere?
Wow, I got to try and find "The General" but I totally agree with number 1!!! I watch that every year on the anniversary of my 1st seeing in (when it was released)!
Keep in mind when watching
"The General"--NO CGI, NO FX,
NO NOTHING!! This is Keaton
actually doing all this himself!!!
Eat your heart out, Chaplin!!!
Keaton even gave a lot of tips
to Lucy (Lucille Ball, that is).
One small "beef", you did mention chases on foot but failed to even mention the most "epic" (and, according to the script, longest) chase on foot. The Two Towers, Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli chasing the band of Uruk-Hai who kidnapped Merry and Pippin for THREE freaking days!! I know, it is not as action packed as the others and it is not shown uninterrupted within its movie BUT still....THREE days chasing on foot begs at least an honorable mention!
This list needs a revisit and update. Also, a top 10 Bond chases could also be it's own list.
You could have picked Buster Keaton for all ten...
I agree with Akira, although I don't understand how you did not mention the music that plays during the scene. Its visceral.
Ronin, Road Warrior, and Vanishing Point for cars, bmx chases in Rad, boat chase through canals in Amsterdamned.
No Ronin, Bourne Supremacy, or Jason Bourne?
The hell is wrong with the creators of this video?!
Wow - you seriously never mentioned the chases in The Blues Brothers and The Seven-Ups. Boooooooooooo
Bullet? really? Not Duel or the opening scene from Mad Max 1 or Ronin or Capricorn 1
Bullitt is kind of like Stairway to Heaven. If you don't place it at #1, you're blaspheming. As for honorable mentions, "Firefox" and "The Seven Ups" are pretty cool
Im glad point break is on here
It's a Mad,Mad,Mad,Mad World should be on this list. The whole movie is one exciting chase with more and more people joining in.
I just thought the same.
As mentioned, Blues Brothers and Ronin immediately came to mind, but 1973's "The Seven-Ups"
also had a great one.
Like nearly everyone else says: Ronin. The Chase through Paris in a Mini in Bourne. Mad Max ( the original ), and, for fuck's sake, DUEL. Vanishing Point.
Try again.
What about the Blues Brothers? "This is car 55. We're in a truck."
Can't believe you forgot the chase scene from "Ronin"
+Nicholas Holloway That was a great scene, top five on my list.
+Nicholas Holloway I came here to post exactly that.
+Nicholas Holloway Agreed. Driving into head on traffic for several minutes. It was a crazy scene.
As they went through the list, I was more and more sure, that they are leaving Ronin for the first place..
There was also the French movie that possibly partly inspired Ronin's Paris chase scene: Le Professionel. In that film, lead actor Belmondo was his own stunt driver, making for some very realistic shots.
Baby driver would definitely have a spot in this list if done now
As would Mad Max Fury Road.
Ronin should have been at least mentioned
I watched this with the anticipation of Ronin. Truly a good car chase scene, even when they ambushed them at the light.
Fuck that
RONIN!!!!!!!
Hello yes perfect number 2 for this list
Yea, where's Ronin? Not even a mention?
+Aldrich Uyliong and honestly you could add the entire BMW Driver mini folms they made in the early 2000's. i worked for BMW of North America back then and they gave every employee a copy of that dvd...dunno if everyone remembers those films but Clive Owen was "The Driver" and it was basically the inspiration for the Transporter series. The one that Guy Richie directed was particularly dope
This movie was one entire chase sequence!
Ronin is one of my favourites too. I think Taxi (1998) has one of the best chase scenes and the first Mad Max is good too. I think my all time favourite however has to be Vanishing Point (1971)
Less famous but still deserving of a mention is The Seven-Ups staring Roy Scheider from 1973.
The problem with that one is that they basically tried to up everything from The French Connection, and made a far inferior movie. Yeah, the car chase was grander, but lacked all the improvised rawness from Connection. That chase is the best of all time imo.
@@lthammox the seven ups chase is still top 10 tho
As has been pointed out, Ronin is missing from this list from the genius of John Frankenheimer who also made Grand Prix which although it is about motor sport and not chase scenes the racing scenes are some of the best car scenes ever shot. He used a lot of the same camera work on Ronin making it a legendary high speed car chase movie worthy of top 10.
the blues brothers, death proof and the opening case from the last crusade
the blues brothers final chase scene (including the build up throughout the plot) is also ridiculously hilarious!
thats the one i was referring to
I say Death Proof too. By far
WillJohnstone Death Proof, on top of the stunt legends, had Zoe Bell (Actress AND Stuntwoman)
Ronin has the best, most technical and realistic chase scene of all time. It's the Heist of car chases.
The get away after the gun buy under the bridge, the case heist or the BMW chase through the tunnels etc. Anyone of those was equal to any of those on this list, and whats with the animated pick?
Yeah, but The Transporter's opening scene is better. Yes, it's choreographed (which it even makes fun of later in the movie), but it's an awesome scene.
I believe it was in the Guinness Book of Records for the longest car chase in a film.
Yes! Believable!
This
What's Up Doc has the classic chase through San Fran and street vendors
I'd forgot all about that. Made my sides hurt the 1st time I saw it. Street vendors, plate glass window installers, newly weds who lost their VW, concrete worker, etc etc.
Ronin had an intense chase scene.
Ronin had 3 intense chase scenes ;) should have at least had an honorable mention on the list.
bradlbe First thing I thought when the video was over. Where's Ronin?
bradlbe Yes, I'm very disappointed that it wasn't given a mention. It's not like CineFix to miss something THAT obvious.
bradlbe Yeah really! Beautiful cars, exotic locations, impeccable sound design, and excellent stuntdrivers. How could it not even be number 10?? A rare mistake indeed.
i came down to the comments section to say that very thing. my favorite.
I think Blues Brothers merit an honorable mention for wonton destruction at least.
i was just about to comment about that, i was disappointed that the Blues Brothers wasn't on the list.
***** I'm pretty sure the concept of an honorable mention predates WatchMojo.com but I've been wrong before
I was just about say this ---but more than an honourable mention...
*****
They had several honorable mentions or near misses through the entire list. a nod needed to be given to Jake and Elwood.
Absolutely. Can't believe that seen from Blues Brothers was not mentioned. "Disco dancing hair cuts."
Benny outrunning the Beast in the Sandlot
Why is the blue's brothers not in this at all?
+DJ Revolver I agree....where is the blue brothers dude?
I think a mention of The Blues brothers would have been nice just because of how over the top it is.
exactly what i thought. i loved the movie and i loved the chase.
I'm glad many people have pointed out the lack of Ronin. Its a fantastic film that never strays from believability, and its chase scenes are incredible.
For my money, the best boat chase scene of all time goes to Live and Let Die
Not even mentioning the Blues Brothers? Arrrgh!
a few glaring omissions - though you have to tip the hat to French Connection and Bullit - include Ronin, Blues Brothers, Bourne Supremacy (the taxi chase is better than the New York chase in Ultimatum, though the Tangier roof chase arguably beats them both) and there ought to have been a shout out to Ferris Bueller for the final 'March of the Swivelheads'-soundtracked race to get home between Ferris on foot and sister Jeanie in the car.
+Iain Meldrum (mixolosopher) Yes yesyesyesyes and yes
Definitely should have at least been mentioned but still a fantastic list
The chase was actually done without permits, with off duty NYPD officers as drivers and trying to control traffic. The crash with the white Ford is the only collision with a civilian. The woman with the baby carriage is totally scripted.
You forgot about the Pee-Wees big adventure bike chase LOL
you forgot the Blues brothers chase to Chicago....hell yeah!
+Darryl Dorris I got here to post that. Agree 100%
+Darryl Dorris Leaving the Blues Brothers out of this list is like making a list of the Top New York City landmarks and not mentioning the Statue of Liberty.
i was gonna say the same!
I'm actually somewhat disappointed it wasn't in there. Oh well. CineFix still rocks.
i know right?
The opening chase from mad Max
Or the tanker chase from mad Max 2
babrackets scopz the whole mad max: fury road! :D
Yes mad max
+babrackets scopz The tanker scene is one of my all time favorites.
Now you can add nearly the whole Mad Max Fury Rod movie to the list
+eisenhauerful I know, right? (We'd guess there are technically, like, 5-8 separate chase scenes in that movie. But still!)
Oh one thing drive With Ryan Gosilng is based on a book not a remake look IT up
+Max Nyström Winding-Refn very likely used that chase to pay homage to The Driver. It's the exact same thing Tarantino does almost all the time.
No the serid remake on video
No saw is a remake no
Steven Spielberg's "Duel" should have made the list. It's one big chase scene!
Nice that you got Akira onto the list.......but you forgot Ronin guys!
The Huggies scene from Raising Arizona deserves at least a mention. To say nothing of Blues Brothers.
The taxis chasing Spencer Tracy towards the end of It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, World was pretty cool.
The Blues Brothers not even getting a passing mention is a crime
you missed the car chase from Ronin
I'm glad 'To Live and Die in L.A.' was included. That chase scene was pretty god damn intense.
The whole movie wears well.