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Junius 2023-04-18 12:25:55
The biggest disadvantage is that the male protagonist is not ordinary...
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Wayne 2023-04-12 15:30:05
The original version of Desperate Driving, I guess I have learned a lot of express delivery, car chase drama...
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Desiree 2023-04-12 05:29:38
It really deeply influenced NWR's [Desperate Driving] and Edgar Wright's [Extreme Car...
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Vance 2023-04-09 07:32:32
No matter how dark the night is, it can't cover up this slightly blurred coolness. "Chasing the car and hiding the cat" don't be too powerful!...
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Winnifred 2023-03-30 04:12:01
A film that deeply influenced Refn, learning from the set style to the photography. The car chase scene is concise and realistic, and it is rare to create tension and excitement in such a way... The last and best part is the no-line car chase design at the end. 3.5, follow-up to add that the 23-year-old goddess Adjani has a very charming...
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Reymundo 2023-03-29 14:29:18
The two scenes of car chase in the city are very touching. The dark green light shrouded in the night, lonely and cold, the sound of manic speeding cars breaking the silence, filled with a murderous and dangerous atmosphere. Adjani's curly black hair under a black top hat, a silk shirt and a black suit, is cold and mysterious, and has an outstanding...
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Kirsten 2023-03-09 20:00:13
Walter Hill's mission in life should be to make this movie. Not to mention his own films, at least the first to kill Bullitt, and the second to Drive, worthy of Quentin's eyes as the coolest movie in...
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Helmer 2023-03-03 05:58:59
found it! This is the old movie I watched Desperados and thought "Is it a tribute?!" The characters are so cool that they don't have names but codenames like The Driver, The Detective, The Player. Turns out it wasn't directed by Friedkin, no wonder I don't remember it well [The big problem is that Ryan O'Neal is a really boring actor--]. I just remember the glamorous Adjani and the last scene chasing the car around the pillars in the parking lot of the...
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Nicole 2023-02-15 17:41:21
The half-hour-long car chase scene, beautiful photography tones, wonderful police and bandit plot settings, talented drivers, fishing law enforcement, black eating black, cooperation and betrayal... No wonder it inspired "Desperate Driving" and "Extreme Car Thief" , the stern style was once very similar to Melville's "Lone Killer", including the setting of female characters. This Ryan is also melancholy and cool-faced, a bit like Commander High and Alain...
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Anabel 2023-02-01 14:04:41
The surprise is that it is actually the old version of Desperate Driving. The colors and lights at the beginning are still very bluffing. Just looking at it makes me...
The Driver Comments
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Rachelle 2022-10-16 20:03:10
【Photo】Walter Hill's unique black car chase film
The director of the film, Walter Hill, is good at shooting police and gangster films, action films and westerns, and he wrote most of the scripts himself. Although most of his films are not outstanding at the box office and word of mouth, there are still good works. With the passage of time, under...
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The Driver: [the bank-robber gang pull into a parking garage where The Driver is waiting; the two drivers acknowledge each other] How've you been?
Fingers: I'm okay.
Glasses: You two know each other?
Fingers: A couple of years ago we worked a two-car job.
The Driver: You already have a driver.
Teeth: He doesn't have the balls for driving anymore.
[Fingers looks hurt]
Glasses: You work for a piece, right?
The Driver: Ten thousand up front, against fifteen percent.
Teeth: How do we know you're that good?
The Driver: Get in.
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Glasses: Let's talk.
The Detective: Go right ahead.
Glasses: We're having a very big problem with your boy. He's not too thrilled about working with us.
The Detective: I can understand that.
Glasses: [boiling with frustration] Look, I'm doing the best I can, you know? I mean, I don't know what to do.
The Detective: [smiles] You know what to do. You just did it. You came here and asked me to save your ass. That's just what I'm gonna do. Save your ass.
