Crappy bike films - Why?
Discussion
Last year they gave us 'Biker Boyz' - a renowned steamer of a movie and now they are about to release Torque, a film which has been described as 'ball-licking'!
Why can't Hollywood make a half-decent bike movie? The only thing I remember about the first Matrix sequel was the awesome Ducati chase-sequence. I'd definately pay to go see a well made film with some fast bikes in it.
Does anyone know of any films which can please a biking PHer?
p.s. Does anyone know what happened to 'Faster?'. I'd love to see it but last I heard its release was encountering some financial difficulties.
Why can't Hollywood make a half-decent bike movie? The only thing I remember about the first Matrix sequel was the awesome Ducati chase-sequence. I'd definately pay to go see a well made film with some fast bikes in it.
Does anyone know of any films which can please a biking PHer?
p.s. Does anyone know what happened to 'Faster?'. I'd love to see it but last I heard its release was encountering some financial difficulties.
In my opinion the best 'biker' film of all time is 'On Any Sunday' by Bruce Brown. It stars Steve McQueen (as himself), Mert Lawwill and Malcolm Smith amongst many others. It's more of a documentary than a film, but none the less, it still captures the essence of motorcycling and why so many of us do it.
Highly recommended.
Highly recommended.
atom290 said:
What about the scene with Mr Cruise on a Triumph in Mission Impossible II. Most credible riding ever seen.
Actually the openning sequence to a film called Taxi (I think) with a guy on a pizza scooter was fantastic, that was pretty amazing in fact!!!!
Tom Cruise in MI 2 - riding might be credible, but his bike is caught by an SUV during the chase scene
atom290 said:
Actually the openning sequence to a film called Taxi (I think) with a guy on a pizza scooter was fantastic, that was pretty amazing in fact!!!!
http://scootrs.com/images/downloads/taxi.wmv 8MB
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