If you like car chases, you can watch seven movies

There is nothing more worth watching than watching a wonderful action movie, especially a movie that is absolutely chasing an epic car. But when the movie to watch makes the car chase an art form, you are talking about Celluloid’s most legendary movie ever.

It's hard to explain, but if done well, car chase will put you in the driver's seat, at the forefront of the action. When you hit the gravity at the fastest speed, you will feel the gravity throw you to every corner or angle of inclination. Instinctively, you might even look down at your hands and realize that you are trying to change gears.

This list broke the seven best movies of all time, including the greatest car chase of all time. Some of you may be dissatisfied with the list, and even some of you even complained that a movie was not specifically included in the list, but because it won several Oscars on the mantle and inclusions, and saved it in In the National Film Registry of the United States, it is said that these films not only satisfy the voice of chasing car masterpieces.

Here they are:

Smokey and the Bandit (1977) - bell bottoms, basset hound, beer, car chase that lasts the entire movie and many discontinued police cars-this movie contains all the content, including the classic theme song.

The Italian Job (1969) - The original version of this movie has the most amazing driving experience ever in the film, and the final cliff scene itself deserves a place on this list (we Waiting, Michael Caine (Michael Caine)).

The Seven-Ups (1973) - Before taking over the Shark Bruce, Roy Scheider took over the criminals, even if the car was turned into a convertible through a tractor, the bad guys were the key.

Bullitt (1968) - Steve McQueen committed organized crime in San Francisco, California. Chasing the car in this movie might make it the only necessary entry on this list, and the movie poster is mandatory in every car fan's garage.

The French Connection (1971) - A female protagonist smuggling ring between France and New York City, but it was Pontiac Le Mans and a man named Popeye who chased the elevated train that made it legendary.

The Blues Brothers (1980) - 103 cars were destroyed during filming and car chases were carried out in shopping malls. This movie became a must-see for all car fans.

Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry (1974) - When you need money to buy a car to make it legal, you robbed a supermarket, right? This movie is perhaps famous for one of the most memorable endings in the movie.

These worthy movies (must see!) have withstood the test of time, but it is true that other abandoned movies attract the screams of car fans. In other words, watch these seven movies to understand their pedigree in today's action movies, because their influence has actually exceeded the screen.