When it comes to memorable film chase scenes, one does not need to be behind the wheel of a car—motorcycle, bicycle, skis or even on foot will work. Anything goes, and any means of pursuit will ...

Following is the transcript of the video. Narrator: This is a chase scene from 1924. It's from the movie "Sherlock Jr.," and in it, Buster Keaton seems to almost get hit by a train. With extremely ...

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These cars so well-cast that they improve the atmosphere, speak to a character, or just generally make watching a movie or TV ...

Action director Lawrence Ribeiro has appeared in Filmmaker‘s pages before, writing about pre-viz’ing a fight scene and stunt training. Recently he has been directing a series of car chase short films, ...

Movies Insider took a look at some of the most pivotal car chase scenes to show how the genre evolved over a century of moviemaking with the advent of new techniques and technology. Hollywood has ...

Three-time Global Rallycross champion and record-holding stunt driver Tanner Foust rates 10 car-chase scenes in movies, such as "No Time to Die" and "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift," for ...

Even in an age of computer-generated effects and multi-million pound stunt sequences in movie franchies ... cinematic car chases of all time. The three-minute-something scene after Gene Hackman ...

For years we've been trained on car chase scenes filmed from shaky helicopters. I, for one, always imagined a dangly cameraman, one arm wrapped around side of the chopper and the other grasping ...