Time chasing sequences in movies add to the thrilling experience that the viewers encounter by watching an action or a thriller movie.

Shocked? Keep reading. Movies that featured epic car chase scenes don’t come any better than Bullitt, a 1968 American police thriller directed wonderfully by Peter Yates (Robbery, John and Mary ...

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Bullitt is best known for its iconic car chase, one of the most thrilling sequences in film history - which was added to the US National Film Registry by the Library of Congress. Directed by Peter ...

While the car chase in Bullitt is also nifty, its complete disregard for San Francisco geography disqualifies it for me. Thus, I present The French Connection, in which Popeye (Gene Hackman ...

Bullitt had noticed the Charger parked nearby before, so that when he saw he was being tailed by it he doubled back on it so that he became the pursuer. Knowing he was on to them, the hitmen fled, ...

My favorite chase scene of all time is the car chase in the movie “Bullitt,” in which Lieutenant Frank Bullitt in his Highland Green 1968 Ford Mustang GT goes after a couple of tough guys in a black ...