Sentences with phrase «fine car chase»
There are a number of startling action scenes to be found here, and one mighty fine car chase.
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The action scenes are fine, but not all that memorable, save for the South Korea car chase in the middle of the movie.
For the requisite fireworks in a spy movie, there is a fine chase involving an explosion, helicopters, police cars and limos.
Car chases, crooks, a rocking soundtrack, and Jon Hamm and Kevin Spacey in villainous roles — those are some fine ingredients for a summer movie.
Way too much time is spent on big, loud action set pieces, such as an extended car - chase through Manhattan which would be fine if I wasn't watching a comedy.
To the relief of the crew, the camera — one of four in the world — was fine; it wouldn't be until the centrepiece car chase through Chicago's «Lower Wacker» that they'd actually destroy the damn thing.
The city's languid portrayal is at odds with the frenetic, pell - mell nature of the film's signature car chases, where POV shots and quick - cuts make for some of cinema's finest chase sequences.
Driving it was a lot of fun, but the combination of restricted space — just fine for twenty - four - year - old Stirling Moss at Sebring fifty - seven years ago but not very good for a much taller septuagenarian now — and constantly rising heat in the cockpit caused me to say, «that's enough,» and shut down across the road from Arsenault, who was in the chase car, to ask whether he wanted to drive the OSCA back to the museum.
A 10 - year - old boy in Ohio commandeered a family car for the second time in as many weeks and led Ohio's finest on a high - speed chase that lasted over 20 miles, USA Today reports.
He had problems early in life because a car hit him before I adopted him, but he is fine now and wants to chase anything that comes around - cats / birds especially!!
Driving this time feels a bit better than the original and finally there are no huge car chase scenes with the San Francisco's finest behind your tail, trying to grind you to the ground.