Over the years there have been various films based on the theme of driving extremely fast cars. Driving gives people adrenalin, speed, freedom and the key to an open road.
These are the kinds of ideas and themes that all films try to portray but I think that the “Top 3″ that have succeeded in doing this in an entertaining way are likely to be “Dukes of Hazzard”, “Fast and Furious” series and “Gone in 60 Seconds”. So go and enjoy driving and get entertained by our “top 3″ films for today.
The first film is the “Dukes of Hazzard” (2005). The movie is very fun and enjoyable to watch. It revolves around two young people who try to help their uncle to run the Moonshine business. They always seem to be getting in trouble. However, they now have to save the business as well as their family from evil Boss Hogg who is Hazzard County’s local corrupt commissioner who will do anything and everything for money. See how they succeed in their mission as well as win the race of success.
The second one is “The Fast and the Furious” Series. The film has four parts to it with a fifth one in mind. All of them a very much fast paced and racy and are produced by universal studios. I’m sure that most people are familiar with the “Fast and Furious” films and don’t need me to name them. People loved these films because they were so fast paced and entertaining that they were still talking about the movie on their way home from the cinema, the next day at work as well as at home. The latest two installments of this series are “The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift” with Lucas Black, released in 2006 and “Fast & Furious”, released in April 2009.
The final heart racing film is “Gone In 60 Seconds” (2000), starring Nicholas Cage. The film is a remake of the classic 1971 hit of the same name. It’s filmed on one night, a night that was crucial to Nicholas Cage who played the character of Memphis. Memphis was a brilliant car thief but gave up his profession to live a better life. However, he was forced to go back to his old ways and steal 50 cars for his boss Raymond Vincent, played by Christopher Eccleston, who threatens to murder Memphis’s brother if he fails to do the task. See how Nicholas Cage wins the race of life and freedom from the underworld.
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