From the streets of San Francisco to a post-apocalyptic wasteland, movie fans rank the most adrenaline-pumping driving sequences of all time.

Thomas Butt is a senior writer. An avid film connoisseur, Thomas actively logs his film consumption on Letterboxd and vows to connect with many more cinephiles through the platform. He is immensely ...

The Fast & Furious franchise is the first name in car-based action movies, but there are much better high-speed, ...

Movie buffs identify the gritty and authentic thrillers that capture the slow-burn reality of intelligence work, prioritizing tradecraft over explosive set pieces.

Some movie scenes are so influential they end up becoming the standard every film that follows is measured against. That’s exactly what happened with Bullitt. More than 55 years after its release, ...

One of James Cameron’s greatest sci-fi blockbusters is now streaming free online for its 35th anniversary, with a theatrical ...

A gritty 1971 thriller still sets the standard for action filmmaking thanks to a pulse-pounding sequence many critics say has never been topped. Long before high-speed CGI chases became a Hollywood ...

The long-lost stunt car from the movie Bullit was discovered by pure chance in Baja, California, Mexico, while it was rotting ...

"I don't think there's anything going through her mind," Annette Bening told Decider of a shocked Priscilla.

I am driving a vintage silver Aston Martin in the Pembrokeshire sunshine, the heatwave tarmac shimmers ahead and in the ...

Chantel DuBois launches into a full throttle pursuit of Alex (Ben Stiller) and the crew, who are speeding away in a luxury ...