How Car Chase Scenes Have Evolved Over 100 Years | Movies Insider | Insider

"Fast & Furious 9," set for a 2021 release, is the 10th installment in a franchise known for pushing the boundaries of car chases. But there has been a lot of technological innovation leading up to this point that originated in classic films like “The French Connection” and allowed for even more realistic and dynamic chases in newer films like “Baby Driver” and “Extraction.”

In this episode of "Movies Insider," we take a look at how the art of the car chase has evolved over eight decades in Hollywood, from the influential chase in "Bullitt" to the wild spectacles of the "Fast & Furious" franchise.

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[KLSKL]

Can we take a moment to appreciate the civilian whose car got hit, someone would have been sued if that happened today

[jimmy]

Remember when F&F was about cars and racing, not fighting terrorists?

[wedkwho]

Surprised the movie Cars wasn’t on here. The cameraman did a great job shooting Lighting McQueen

[noisepuppet]

It's amazing that the Ronin scenes were shot at real speed, no undercranking. The wrong-way Paris sequence was shot in four hours. It's an incredible movie.

[yzwariij]

Poor guy who crashed his car because someone decided they were gonna film a car chase. Did they mention the poor guy in the credits? "Special thanks to Roger, who totalled his car while we were making this movie."

[Not_MissHina]

FF6: cars can fly cars
FF7: cars can parachutes
FF8: cars became zombie cars
FF9: 86 just flip and literally smash through the building

[StanHowse]

"I got it! Let's shoot the whole thing in reverse so no one can get hurt, and then run it back going forward!" Brilliant. This being one of the "first" ideas with scenes really shows a lot of people were thinking way out of the box.

[broardan]

“This car is a muscle car”- When you’re not on your car channels anymore

[ernie]

Bullitt, Blues Brothers, James Bond, and more were some stunning car scenes.

[WookieChef]

"This one scene took 8 months to plan and shoot."
Well that sucks because it looks hella fake, like it's all CG.

[entertainmentwithethan]

Can we take a moment to appreciate The Dark Knight chase. Deserves a vid of its own.

[jhhd]

Omfg, I'm still hung up on the whole they filmed scenes on uncleared streets without permits part 😂😆.

[phoenixdzk]

Poor Luke Evans, he mentioned in an interview that the flip car had a ton of different controls and a unique type of manual gear changer that took forever to learn.
Meanwhile Tom Cruise just upgraded to piloting a fighter jet

[namansaxena]

This is the kind of video you are not looking for, that you never asked, that no one advised you to watch it but you end up watching it anyway because is interesting

[RomboutVersluijs]

Dang those shots from Extraction look so cool, the fluent transition from the chase to going inside the car is amazing!

[man_on_wheelz]

"What do you do for a living?" Oh, I drive a biscuit.

[RepUtoKa]

And then there is Mission Impossible. There they let Tom Cruise drive on a motorcycle without a helmet into the oncoming traffic. :D

[samcoek]

"How Car Chase Scenes Have Evolved Over 100 Years"

*Starts timeline in 1968*

[mrwinston_thepug]

One of the best chase scenes was left out, Blues Brothers.

[I--I]

1924 - Get the Car, We have a chase to capture
2020 - Get the Computer