If you want to make a car chase scene without urine spots, the tense and exciting camera editing and various driving stunts can not be less, but what can not be ignored is the men sitting behind the steering wheel, they are determined, calm, first-class technology, how we spectators want to sit in the passenger seat with them to start the car.
Fast & Furious has been upgraded from a street gangster to a big production of tanks, aircraft, submarines, and if nothing else, the next main battlefield can be placed in outer space. From the various heavily modified models, to the desperate driving style, to the eighth sequel that is still in the air, drag racing is no longer the most eye-catching scene, but a special group that is increasingly like the Avengers or the Justice League. It is precisely with these vivid characters that there is a spark of speed and passion constantly colliding. In addition to Dom, Brian, and Frank who is desperate to deliver, there are actually many old drivers who like to drag racing to become the classic image of the big screen.
10. Ronin, Sam
Robert De Niro has always been cool, and his role as Sam in Ronin may be the last of a similar role. At first, sam he played seemed a little shy and nervous. It seems like you're going to crash at any moment. However, Sam's driving skills are still admirable. The light in his eyes is like a predator lurking in the shadows, waiting for his prey to make a fatal mistake, and the movement of gears in his hands is really impressive.
9. The Bourne Identity, Jason Bourne
Jason Bourne is not just driving with skill, but also driving with his brain, completing thrilling drag racing on the street. His eyes were always observing, and his face was always changing direction as he decided to go. He then cleverly used the terrain to dodge while telling his companion how to cover her face and avoid the police recognizing her. There are a lot of crazy old drivers in this section, but no one can drive a Mini to the point of being as fascinating as Bourne did.
8. The Seven-Ups, Buddy
Yes, if Buddy had erupted, he would have been almost out of control. But notice the look in his eyes, the sharpness in his eyes as he runs the road with his tires, as if he himself were pushing the car all the way. In the tense atmosphere, you can also feel that he is firmly grasping the steering wheel, and every time he turns, his violent temper is attacking. He crashed into a truck and nearly cut himself in half. You think he's scared enough, but he really isn't, this dude is like a bad guy coming out of hell, it doesn't matter at all.
7. The French Connection, Jimmy Doyle
If you have a little normal thinking, people will not drive to chase the subway. Of course, there were occasional cases where Doyle did just that, and filled a fire in the heavy New York traffic. The savage anger in his eyes could make people recognize him at a glance.
6. Vanishing Point (1971)), Kowalski
If there is a man who makes driving a part of his life, Kowalski must be one of them. When the police are chasing him on the highway, he can calmly put his arm and elbow outside the car window, as if he were driving on a relaxing weekend. And not only play the game of eagle catching chickens with the police, but also talk and laugh after this.
5. Drive
The "driver" played by the high commander is cool. This dude is not at all as literary and elegant as in Lalaland. The High Commander has almost inhuman confidence, even in the fierce driving corners and body rotation.
4.《威猛奇兵（To Live and Die in L.A.）》， Richard Chance
At first, Chance was a little shaken and looked a little nervous. He wasn't sure where to go (the usual old chasing driver in the movie knew where to go), and even panicked. However, he soon found the feeling, escaped madly in the rain of bullets, and even PK with the train. The companions in the car shouted excitedly, which was crazy.
3. The Blues Brothers, The Blues Brothers
They are the Bruce brothers. I'm not sure I really need more explanation. Why are these brothers cool? The reason is this: They don't care that it's half the city's police who are chasing them, but instead treat it like a fun road trip, and they smile and say, "Isn't that cool?" ”。 Oh, yes. Yeah, there's nothing more bunker than that.
2. Bullitt, Frank Bullitt
Steve McQueen hit the steering wheel and shifted gears in one fell swoop. He nearly flew off the streets of San Francisco in a Muskan GT 390. The engine's roar seemed to be speaking out for his desperate spirit, and the look in his eyes seemed to say, I'm not going to make a fool of myself. But it pushed the opponent off the road without leaving any room.
1. The Driver
Do you know how to drive a car to look cool? There is a very simple technique, which is not to talk. The nameless old guns in the "driver" hardly spoke, not even facial expressions. Even when he slipped around the corner, knocked over a police car, or was shot. A cold old driver shows enough calmness and confidence, as well as a state of indifference. He drives a car, like the only thing he knows.
(The pictures in the text are from the Internet)
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