Budget
$4,000,000 (estimated)
Budget
$4,000,000 (estimated)
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By 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 the audio-visual bombardment of Hollywood action car chase films where special effects, speed and scenes are soaring everywhere, this "Tooth Extraction" can still bring a different feeling to the...
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By Pearlie 2023-09-26 01:23:27
How much did NWR copy this movie, but I still haven't filmed it before, this driving scene is too classic, Adjani should play this role more, it suits her too...
By Elroy 2023-09-21 15:14:37
The two racing scenes were wonderful, but the overall pace was too slow, and Ajani didn't have many...
By Angela 2023-09-17 18:15:31
3.5. The taste of Melville. After reading this, I realized that Commander Gao's cool (pretend) skills in "Desperate Driving" were barely considered...
By Nat 2023-09-15 17:28:57
The chase scene is...
By Loyce 2023-09-14 02:49:20
Adjani, so beautiful and...
The Detective: Let me straighten up your little corduroy jacket.
Teeth: [Teeth unexpectedly shows up on the stairway outside The Driver's apartment] I just want to talk. We need you. You're valuable.
The Driver: I already gave you an answer.
Teeth: [pulls a gun] Well, we don't like that answer. Be friendly. Do things our way.
The Driver: Go ahead and pull the trigger.
[Teeth hesitates; Driver punches him in the face, he tumbles down one flight of stairs]
Teeth: You... you do anything else, I'll come back, I'll kill you.
[Driver wallops him again, sending Teeth down a second flight of stairs]
Teeth: [groggy, bleeding slightly] I'm just trying to do my job.
The Driver: So am I. Go home.
Teeth: I just wanted to talk.
The Driver: You did.
[Teeth leaves]
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.