Top 10 Cycling Films

The 111th Tour de France opened at the end of June, and in the movie Difficalt Miles, Matthew Modane will lead a 70 0-miles of bicycle rackets. Cinema Paradiso remembers the best films on cycling and cycling.

The four teenagers living in the Colorado Collection Coloradian Colorado Colorado's Colorado Colored Collony, inspired by Greg Townsent's social worker It depicts a lifetime adventure trying to run over miles. In accordance with the proven formula, a wonderful nature, a sportsmanship, and an action that combine the conflicts of the characters will be developed.

There are many wild cycling campaigns in the niche field of adventure movies. However, bicycles and cyclists rarely become the subject of the entire movie. However, Cinema Paladiso has discovered some of these films and documentary tapes about elite highway. We chose the moment of cycling from the history of the movie. But let's start with a tremendous collection with BFI Golden old man.

On Yer Bike

For the most common British movie "Bicycle Scene in The Hyde Park" (1896), please refer to "R. W. PAUL: The CollectiveD Films 1895-1908" (2006). However, the story of the screen motorcycle contained in the 29 short BFI collection "On Yer Bike" is full of rare items with two arms.

James Williamson's movie Lady-ELOSYPEDIST (1899) mentions the oldest British bicycle record, but some believe that this personnel is actually 1898. Regarding the Edward Dynasty, Sagar Mitchell and James Kenion recorded the Mratti Cup race at the annual meeting of Manchester and Manchester and Salford Harriers (both in 1901).

In the Ludge Witworth-the Bicycle in the UK (1902), unpleasant spills are used to advertise brand market, which is one of the oldest stored commercials. The movie advertisements "Humber, Raleigh, Rudge" (1938) are summarized. However, James Williamson's video "Flying the Foam and Some Fancy Diving" (1906) has a focus on danger, and tricks from a tobacco cloth where "Professor" Ladish is jumping from Brighton Pier. Selection. Fred, "acne", "Fat Man on a Bicycle", where women who sell vegetables and baby carriers feel uncomfortable when Evans tries to ride a bicycle to a strong will 1914, also known as Pimple, is not interesting.

Current Bajet Movie Magazine has said the opening of the national bicycle week in May 1923. The same company captures a woman from Dubra's hydraulic bicycle, "La Channel Bicycle Bicycle" and the Glacie Fields Awards "Women-Women" (both in 1929) Was published. Award in the cylinder of Hearn Hill. The Olympic Selections (1928) was held at the venue, and the British team was elected to the Amsterdam tournament. Montgomery Tally's book, "Gongri to Oak" (1938), was the 50th anniversary of Dunlop air tires, ending an old bicycle with bone wheels.

Darrell Cassling's movie Tom's Journey (1944) was filmed for matine and depicts the crisis of conscience of the national boys and girl movie club (Colin Simpson). He wants to save money to buy a new bicycle, but his sister, Aniel Glin, should return his wallet legally. J. Arthur Rank was a religious mesodorist, so this story has religious morals, and no one likes the las t-th e-other ending. In the movie "How A Bicycle Is Done" (1945), Norman Lee guides the Lauri factory in Nottingham, allowing all processes, from design to raw materials, appropriate details, and strict tests. 。

Alan K. Simpson described what would happen to a man who was late for soccer practice and warned the importance of bicycle maintenance, 100 pounds in the amateur Cine World Award Won. Regarding traffic safety, it depicts the story of a person who has been charged with Stanley Hollowei who killed Richard Massingham with a cycling rules. This topic movie, "Good rider is suitable for good bicycles" (1950) reminds the public that you shouldn't do it when you run on a motorcycle on a coclum capital. < SPAN> Current Bajet Movie Magazine has reported the opening of the national bicycle week in May 1923. The same company captures a woman from Dubra's hydraulic bicycle, "La Channel Bicycle Bicycle" and the Glacie Fields Awards "Women-Women" (both in 1929) Was published. Award in the cylinder of Hearn Hill. The Olympic Selections (1928) was held at the venue, and the British team was elected to the Amsterdam tournament. Montgomery Tally's book, "Gongri to Oak" (1938), was the 50th anniversary of Dunlop air tires, ending an old bicycle with bone wheels.

Darrell Cassling's movie Tom's Journey (1944) was filmed for matine and depicts the crisis of conscience of the national boys and girl movie club (Colin Simpson). He wants to save money to buy a new bicycle, but his sister, Aniel Glin, should return his wallet legally. J. Arthur Rank was a religious mesodorist, so this story has religious morals, and no one likes the las t-th e-other ending. In the movie "How A Bicycle Is Done" (1945), Norman Lee guides the Lauri factory in Nottingham, allowing all processes, from design to raw materials, appropriate details, and strict tests. 。

Alan K. Simpson described what would happen to a man who was late for soccer practice and warned the importance of bicycle maintenance, 100 pounds in the amateur Cine World Award Won. Regarding traffic safety, it depicts the story of a person who has been charged with Stanley Hollowei who killed Richard Massingham with a cycling rules. This topic movie, "Good rider is suitable for good bicycles" (1950) reminds the public that you shouldn't do it when you run on a motorcycle on a coclum capital. Current Bajet Movie Magazine has said the opening of the national bicycle week in May 1923. The same company captures a woman from Dubra's hydraulic bicycle, "La Channel Bicycle Bicycle" and the Glacie Fields Awards "Women-Women" (both in 1929) Was published. Award in the cylinder of Hearn Hill. The Olympic Selections (1928) was held at the venue, and the British team was elected to the Amsterdam tournament. Montgomery Tally's book, "Gongri to Oak" (1938), was the 50th anniversary of Dunlop air tires, ending an old bicycle with bone wheels.

Darrell Cassling's movie Tom's Journey (1944) was filmed for matine and depicts the crisis of conscience of the national boys and girl movie club (Colin Simpson). He wants to save money to buy a new bicycle, but his sister, Aniel Glin, should return his wallet legally. J. Arthur Rank was a religious mesodorist, so this story has religious morals, and no one likes the las t-th e-other ending. In the movie "How A Bicycle Is Done" (1945), Norman Lee guides the Lauri factory in Nottingham, allowing all processes, from design to raw materials, appropriate details, and strict tests. 。

Alan K. Simpson described what would happen to a man who was late for soccer practice and warned the importance of bicycle maintenance, 100 pounds in the amateur Cine World Award Won. Regarding traffic safety, it depicts the story of a person who has been charged with Stanley Hollowei who killed Richard Massingham with a cycling rules. This topic movie, "Good rider is suitable for good bicycles" (1950) reminds the public that you shouldn't do it when you run on a motorcycle on a coclum capital.

Svanki Clark (Barry McGregor) and Burton Brez Club friends fight the Birmondi bicycle robbery. Charles Frenda Charles (1967) is not included in this kit (can be purchased in Cinema Paradiso's "Race"), but Smith (Spencer Charle) flies in the sky. Another CFF is to go to the inventor of Lavjoy (Liam Redmond).

The first disk contains two lo w-meter movies by British transportation squad. In a work called "Cyclist Special" (1955), in a work called "Cyclist Special" (1955), which tells you how high the trains are likely to bring cyclists in historic spaces such as Kenyl Vort, Stanford on Evon Castle, and Needby's battlefield. The name is not written. When Tony Thompson went to Austria in Austria, a member of the same cyclist club ran in Haydn, Mozart and Schubert, and went to Austria in the movie Cyclists Abroad (1957), which tested the scales of the district. Ta.

In the movie "Hercules", several troublesome lions will know the superior lion's superiority: Ordinary linear photos are "Pig Power: A 7 0-yea r-old Animal Farm". Alan Smith introduced to Haras & Amp; Amplifier; Bicycle Skills Planning Father and Son (1959) to the audience. In the movie Riding on Air (1959), which was produced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it is trying to advertise a British bicycle product on stage.

Pelotons and Podiums

In the movie "Racing Cyclist" (1966), a female lover from the Caribbean and an amateur Lunter, Barry Vitcomb, who is a female lover from the Caribbean and has a bicycle shop that is famous for the Deptu Sea, is the main character. Ta. In the movie "Mallton Bicycle" (1972), the situation of Splash has been recalled. The Road Transportation Bureau was a sponsor of Alan Ross's movie "Free Wheels" (1979), calling for a bicycl e-only lane. In the film "Cyclist is turning right" (1983), the shocking events actually brought when two boys on the BMX could not recognize the road movement criteria.

But the disc has a satisfying ending. The 1983 release, Frank Frank, it's a bicycle! (1983), was removed for the Tsarist to avoid a bad case. Filmed in Sforca, the Victorian Avenger helps a teenager fight off a pair of thieves. This is reminiscent of the traditional sketch "The Bicycle Repairman" from "Monty Python's Flying Circus" (1969-74). The final series of this iconic show still features an episode entitled "Bicycle Tour" in which Michael Palin plays the tragedy-prone Mr. Peter, who is on holiday in Cornwall.

Since we focused on British cycling shorts (films, not clothes), it is worth mentioning Ridley Scott's "Boy with a Bicycle" (1965), shot in black and white on a 16mm Bolex video camera while Scott was studying at the Tsarist College of Art. Tony's little brother plays a producer who cycles through Hartlepool, and Ridley leads the story in a stream of consciousness, basing Ulysses on James Joyce (there is even a cycling scene of his own in the 1967 film version).

This debut can be seen in Cinema 16: British Short Films (2003), but Douglas Hickox's Les Bicyclettes de Belsize (1968) is available to rent at Paradise Cinemas in a double feature with London Nobody Knows Movie. In this film, James Mason makes an excursion tour of the pedestrianised city. But only Anthony May takes centre stage in a mini-musical based on Jacques Demme's film The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964). Sadly, we can't offer you the wonderful but inaccessible documentary film Michael-B-Clifford Bicycles (2014), which may revoke the British dedication to cycling, but it is worth seeing.

The Tour de France, which first took place in 1903, is considered the most famous cycling blanket in the world. For example, Paris-Brest was held in Paris in 1891, and Paris-Roubaix has been held since 1896, and is popular as the "Queen of the Classics". However, the "Tour de France" also carries with it great authority, including comparisons with the "Giro d'Italia" and "Vuelta a España", which form the Grande D'Or.

This year will be historic. Not only will it leave Florence for the first time (to mark the 100th anniversary of Italian racer Ottavio Botchia's first victory), but for the first time in its 121-year history, the race will not end on the Champs-Élysées. The final on July 21 is too close to the opening of the Paris Olympics, so the final stage will run 21 miles from Monaco to Nice on the Riviera.

Before the start of television broadcasts in 1948, the Tour was covered by French film magazines. But let's start our review of documentary films about the elite highway with Louis Mall's film Vive Le Tour (1962). This 18-minute short film is a brilliant expression of how much the race has changed in the past 60 years. No longer do you encounter cafes and bars where domestiques bring wine and beer for the team's star racers. Thanks to the announcer's voice, the exhausting route, the injuries, the stacks and the doping discussions come to life in a beautifully edited treasure. It's a pity that it can't be paired with L'Ersul Pour un Maillot Jaune (aka For a Yellow T-Shirt, 1965).

It can be seen as a decisive issue in the film by Lars von Trier "Five Obstacles" (2003), but the Danish Jørgen is a great omission because when it comes to documentaries about cycling on discs, both "Preparation as a Star" (1974) and "Sunday in Hell" (respectively 1977) offer them excellent lighting by Jiro and Paris-Roubaix, and at the same time let the film by Joël Santoni (La Course en Tête, 1974), I had to dig deep to take the top of the catwalk.

Eric Zell and Rolf Aldag were not pure rivals when they took part in the Tour of the era as a team of telecon. But Pepe Danckvard's book "Hell on Wheels" (2004) gives an intimate portrayal of life on the Tour under pressure. As Thomas Gislason wrote in his book Overbus (2005), as team manager at CSC he has had a string of players, including such heavyweights as Ivan Basso and Carlos Sastas, as well as former winner Vian Lies, attempting to apply his unorthodox methods.

Graham Oblley, who was filmed by Douglas Makinon's biographical film "Flying Scott" (2006), is a record holder. Orburi (Johnny Lee Miller) overcomes adolescent suicide attempted suicide, finds a talent for riding a bicycle, and has rewritten a on e-hour world record twice. However, only the title "Old Faceful" was wonderful, developed from the details of waste and washing machines, and became a target of cyclists seeking originality. However, in fact, Obrei travels to Nevada to challenge the speed record with the bicycle "Beast" (made with bread and rollers) in the Dave Street movie "Fighting Mountain" (2015). It's a pity that we can't take on the person for you.

Remember that cycling is a niche compared to a major sports team. As a result, very interesting paintings such as William Savija's "Klunkerz" (2006) can jump out of interest, but in the late 1960s, when the flower appeared in San Francisco and the counterstology appeared, in Marin, California. He talks about how the surrounded mountain has attracted attention. The same is true for Steven Auerback's traditional book Bicycle Dreams (2009). The book is a racer who has won 3, 000 miles in 10 days and plays a role in achieving the sacred title "Race Across America".

Mark Cavendish, the main state, is an excellent sel f-published story about how the HTC Colombian team has hidden the shadows of Jason Berry's book, in Purs of Legends. ) In the center, it occupies a central position. He talks about it later, but he must not allow him to cover the courage of the racer Jack Boyer, a racer who has trained in the past. Jack Boyie moved to Rwanda in 2006 and became an orphan in the 1990s massacre. The debut concert of Rwanda's Tour de France team is drawn in Thai Shi Johnston's films (2012), which is a completely impressive sight.

Knot Away from Oren Oren Carry Jakobi "My Italian Secret: Forgoted Heroes" (2014) "Tools" Gino Bartari, who gained popularity twice, reported to the ant i-fascist regulations. Apply your own training race to hand over the book and know how you bet on life during World War II. He still surely helped more than 800 Jewish lives and crossed fake documents. However, except for the 1938 and 1948 Champ s-Elysées Odori, he had no evaluation in his lifetime.

In contrast, James Earthkin's book "Pantani: A bicycle player death death" (2013) spells out a painful situation. Marco Phantani has achieved a double championship between Giro de Italy and Tour de France at the age of 28. Only six people have repeated this heroic feat. However, the victory in 1998 hidden in 2004 when Pantani died of cocaine enteritis in a filthy hotel in Limini. Paolo Santorini looks back on his brothers in the movie The Natural: Marco Pantani (2021), returns to his hometown of Chezenatico, and meets his family and coaches who brought his reputation.

Watching the Wheels

Phantani's tragedy was rarely headlines compared to scandals over the popular players with seven tools who won the victory after a doping survey. The end of the Sports icon is drawn in Alex Pogie Bay's "The Armstrong Lie" (2013) and Alex Holmes' "Stop at Nothing: The Lance Armstrong Case" (2014), Ben Foster is Sunday. ・ He plays a cyclist chased by the Times correspondent David Walsh (Chris Odaud). Doud), she has appeared in the Steven Frucure's movie (2015) based on the Irish's remnants' Seven Deadly Sins. Armstrong also appeared in the former racing driver, Brian Fogel, the movie Icarus (2017). The film was a survey on doping deployed by the testimony of the former Secretary of the Ant i-Doping Organization, Grigory Rodchenkov, and was awarded Oscar.

In recent years, the rivalry between Greg Lemon and Bernard Innows has been one of the most fierce sports, as John Dowers said in "Get the Anagu Bears" (2014). But Lumond gained a yellow jersey in a 1989 spectacular race with Laurent Finyoung and Pedro Delgado, drawn by Alex Holmes in "The Last Horsemon" (2022). In order to freeze as a Yankee, I had to accomplish a genuine horror. .

The reason for the fact that she is not interested in women's professional cycling is the book "Half the Road: Passion, Pitfalls, and Power of Women's Professional Cycling, and Power" (2014). Taein Huen is a book "Brad Lord", a book by Nicholas Schurank, traveling in a 2000 km Ho Chi Minh Trail to find the grave of the American Mountain Bike, who died during the Vietnam War. Shows his strength.

Phil Keegan's film Le Ride (2016) goes back to 1928 and recalls the Australian quartet that entered the situation as the first team from the Middle Kingdom, while Finlay Pretzel's film Time Trial (2017) follows the Scotsman David Millar in the final season of his career, when he won the milestone in every Grand Tour race and the British road and time trial titles. The Tour de France and its passionate fans. The Belgian documentary filmmakers Major Fortuna-Rossi and Valérie Rogier met some of them while shooting their film La Grand-Messe (aka The Sacred Tour, 2018).

On December 28, 1895, Auguste and Louis Lumière screened a series of short films to a commercial audience in the Indian salon of the Grand Café in Paris. The program included a piece called "La Sortie de l'usine Lumière à Ly", in which workers leave the gates of a photo factory. There are three famous versions of this scene, one of which is available to rent at Cinema Paradiso as part of the BFI program "Early Cinema: Primitives and Pioneers" (2005). When the Lumières introduced some bicycle stunts in their film "The Bisiliste" (1897), their rivals followed suit. The connection between cinema and the bicycle was solidified, as chases and tragedies proved popular with novelty seekers. But Georges Méliès also had the opportunity to tip his hat to Ferdinand Zecchi, with the invention of the "Fend l'air", a pedal-powered airship that flew over Belleville in his futuristic film "The Conquest of the Air" (1900). One of the earliest surviving cycling-themed films is Harold M. Shaw's Wheels of Chance (1922), adapted from Wells' novel and filmed in Hampshire and Sussex. It tells the story of socialite Jessie Milton (Olwen Luce)'s desperate attempt to escape fortune-hunter Bechamel (Gordon Parker) during a cycling holiday. In Lloyd Bacon's comedy The Six Day Cyclist (1934), Joe E. Brown is desperate to impress Maxine Doyle by winning an indoor cycling marathon.

These paintings have been almost forgotten, but The Bicycle Thieves Tittorio De Sica (1948) is counted among the most prestigious paintings in the world of cinema. It is perhaps the most haunting model of neorealism that transformed postwar cinema worldwide. The work depicts the terrifying situation of the founders and their descendants Antonio (Lamberto Maggiorani) and Bruno (Enzo Stijol), who wander the streets of Rome on a wanted mission for a stolen tycoon, important to the former, who works as a straitlaced accountant. The BAFTA and Golden Globe Awards proclaimed the masterfully photographed melodrama, shot in an event space, leading the first Selective Sight and Sound Voting poll in 1952, giving interpretations to the creation of many films. As for the East German film Schmidt Schmidt "Bicycle" (1982), about a woman looking for work, is considered one of the many films of the Differ Studios that deserved more popularity. Users will discover Cinema Paradiso - the film "Short Tati Short Film" (2014), creator turned actor Music Hall included his own famous routine "Tour de France" in the soigné-ton-gauche-film (1936) and thus follows, he made the character of a postman-helosypedist in L'école des Feiteurs (1946). François appears again in the film "Day of the Festival" (1949), where Tati shows his personal talent of clowning as a rural postman running through the country tracks with a portfolio on his shoulder. Moreover, this colorful scene shows his multitasking ability, using the back door of a truck as a table to stamp messages while driving. But he is also hilarious, for example, when he is in a great ride while drunk or when he happens to be participating in a race. The bike classic, which was filmed in the process but released in black and white due to technical challenges, was actually Jean Stehly's film Five Birds Tulips (1949). You can't access Cinema Paradiso in real time, like Harold French's Life Isn't Beautiful! (1953). However, this film adaptation of Brock Williams Roman's Woody Willy the Bicycle has so many temptations, the number of cruel games played by young Peter Asher (his brother is Donald Wolfit's nephew of Edwards Robotius, whose life changes when he starts to get involved with a bicycle company), that it is quite possible that a certain number of user requests will change the story.

In the film, the doctor Albert Crosus and his lover Lucia Bosa are intimidated and tries to hide the tragedy of the road. Barville is one step ahead of debt in the Alex Jov's movie Hot Personel (1968). A poor inventor participates in the Pari s-San Lemo race on a New Fold Bike in a Bell Epoc k-style comedy. France was also the stage of Robert Fest's movie, The Darkness Will Soon Come (1970). In the film, nutting sister Pamela Franklin and Michel Dotrice fight on cycling vacations. When Doutor disappears, Franklin begins to look for a racer on Rambletta. A remake version of 2010 by coach Marcos Eflon in 2010. Cyclist Enbert Hard and Odette Eneble head to Argentina and cross the tronic trail trion.

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After several decades, from Cyclist's most religious films, "Breaking Away" (1979). Steve Teshic, director of the Golden Globe Award comedy and musical category and the true script of the Academy Awards, is a film of a junior graduate Dave Startar (Dennis Christopher), his best friend Mike (Dennis Quaid), and Sirile (Daniel). ・ Stollen) and Murtere (Jackie Earl Haley) try to talk about themselves in the mediocre Little 500 races in Bloomington, Indiana. The quartet, known as "carving," because he is a ston e-cut craftsman family, falls into all remodeling and tries to justify his anxiety about mistakes. The same tasks were heard through the instructions of the Cult Movie Brian, BMX Banditz Trent Chard-Smith (1983) and when he heard a conversation through the wireless pig masks stolen by thieves and bank gangs. Is driven by Australian children Pije (Angelo-Dangelo), Gusa (James-Ragton) and Judy (Nicole-Kidman).

If this adventure was astonishing for Nicole Kidman, Kevin Cosmn had a wel l-interpreted interpretation of John Badam's film American Freeps (scriptwriter). The conflict caused by the death of Dr. Marcus Somers (Costner) is a thre e-day Rocky Mountains called "West Hell" to David's younger brother (David Marshall Land) for the miserable honey diagnosis. I would like to help you prepare for the race. In contrast, this macho, who debuted in the Tim Burton movie "Pa-Vi's Great Adventure" (both 1985), borrowed from "Bicycle Thief", and Po-Vi Herman (Pol Rubens) himself. Leads the person who is trying to return a personal beloved cherry. Shade boys' children, Francis Bakton (Mark Holton), are kidnapped. Believe me, you won't be able to come across a rare movie a year later. < SPAN> After several decades, from Cyclist's most religious movie, "Breaking away" (1979). Steve Teshic, director of the Golden Globe Award comedy and musical category and the true script of the Academy Awards, is a film of a junior graduate Dave Startar (Dennis Christopher), his best friend Mike (Dennis Quaid), and Sirile (Daniel). ・ Stollen) and Murtere (Jackie Earl Haley) try to talk about themselves in the mediocre Little 500 races in Bloomington, Indiana. The quartet, known as "carving," because he is a ston e-cut craftsman family, falls into all remodeling and tries to justify his anxiety about mistakes. The same tasks were heard through the instructions of the Cult Movie Brian, BMX Banditz Trent Chard-Smith (1983) and when he heard a conversation through the wireless pig masks stolen by thieves and bank gangs. Is driven by Australian children Pije (Angelo-Dangelo), Gusa (James-Ragton) and Judy (Nicole-Kidman).

If this adventure was astonishing for Nicole Kidman, Kevin Cosmen had a wel l-interpreted interpretation of John Badam's film American Freettons. The conflict caused by the death of Dr. Marcus Somers (Costner) is a thre e-day Rocky Mountains called "West Hell" to David's younger brother (David Marshall Land) for the miserable honey diagnosis. I would like to help you prepare for the race. In contrast, this macho, who debuted in the Tim Burton movie "Pa-Vi's Great Adventure" (both 1985), borrowed from "Bicycle Thief", and Po-Vi Herman (Pol Rubens) himself. Leads the person who is trying to return a personal beloved cherry. Shade boys' children, Francis Bakton (Mark Holton), are kidnapped. Believe me, you won't be able to come across a rare movie a year later. After several decades, from Cyclist's most religious films, "Breaking Away" (1979). Steve Teshic, director of the Golden Globe Award comedy and musical category and the true script of the Academy Awards, is a film of a junior graduate Dave Startar (Dennis Christopher), his best friend Mike (Dennis Quaid), and Sirile (Daniel). ・ Stollen) and Murtere (Jackie Earl Haley) try to talk about themselves in the mediocre Little 500 races in Bloomington, Indiana. The quartet, known as "carving," because he is a ston e-cut craftsman family, falls into all remodeling and tries to justify his anxiety about mistakes. The same tasks were heard through the instructions of the Cult Movie Brian, BMX Banditz Trent Chard-Smith (1983) and when he heard a conversation through the wireless pig masks stolen by thieves and bank gangs. Is driven by Australian children Pije (Angelo-Dangelo), Gusa (James-Ragton) and Judy (Nicole-Kidman).

If this adventure was astonishing for Nicole Kidman, Kevin Cosmen had a wel l-interpreted interpretation of John Badam's film American Freettons. The conflict caused by the death of Dr. Marcus Somers (Costner) is a thre e-day Rocky Mountains called "West Hell" to David's younger brother (David Marshall Land) for the miserable honey diagnosis. I would like to help you prepare for the race. In contrast, this macho debuted in the Tim Burton's movie "Pa-Vi's Great Adventure" (both 1985) borrowed from "Bicycle Thief", and Po-Vi Herman (Pol Rubens) himself himself. Leads the person who is trying to return a personal beloved cherry. Shade boys' children, Francis Bakton (Mark Holton), are kidnapped. Believe me, you won't be able to meet a rare movie a year later.

In the film Hal Nidham Lad, also a cult hit, teenager Chlo Jones (Bill Allen) tries to overcome and win the famous BMX race "Hell Track". In real time, for example, this film is not accessible, as in Thomas Michael Donelli's "Unstable Middle" (both 1986), in which Kevin Beakon plays the role of replacement Macler, who turns out to be a biker, courier Jack Casey, who, as it turns out, is on the bad side of the gangster raiders from San Francisco. Each kind is known for the way they remove high-speed races on the great, but no major films have come out in the UK. Once again, the model is "The Cyclist" (1987), a masterpiece of Iranian cinema, in which Mochsen Mahmalbaf, an Afghan refugee who needs money to cure his wife, concludes with a neighbor in a Parisian village, and in fact he and his descendants will be able to run a lot without stopping towards the week. Luckily, Cinema Paradiso had the opportunity to show the director's husband, Marji Makhmalbaf's film The Day I Became a Woman (2000), a trilogy about a woman's determination to succeed in bicycle racing despite her husband's limited access.

The other two cinemas are Fernando E. Solanas's El Viaje (1992), about a 15-year-old Argentinian boy who conquers South America, now outside the exclusion zone, and Tram Anh Hung's Cyclo (1995), about a Vietnamese bicycle taxidermist who is robbed in Hoshchen and later joins the same gang. Mansoor Khan's film Jo Jetha Vochi Sikandar (1992) depicts the conflict between the Model School and the Rajput Institute in the hills of Detnestan. When the outsider Mamik Singh is wounded by a grave gesture towards Deepak Tijori, his space is taken up by his dummy brother Aamir Khan.

In Bernard Saltzman's film Unknown Cyclist (1998), the situation is mundane: a dying man asks his twin brother Vinceno Spano, Lea Thompson's ex-wife and Hay's lover Stephen Spinellis to help him in a 450-mile race. West Coast Cycle Race, charity fundraiser. LGBTKV+ content is in the film Manon Brian "2 Seconds" (1998), when the bisexual Charlotte Laurier, who was chosen as a mountain great, starts working as a cyclist in Montreal, she befriends the ex-metro chick Dino Tavallon. But soon they realize that they are both passionate about one and they actually know what kind of woman Suzanno Clément is.

In the film Amateur (1999) directed by Juan Bautisten Stagnaro, two friends make the longest journey from the Argentine countryside to the Moscow city conditions, where they try to enter the Guinness Book of Records, and in Beijing Bicycle (2001), directed by De Sica, which won the Silver Bear at the Berlin Film Festival. At the center of the plot is Gui (Lin Tsui), a bicycle courier, whose big bike is stolen and who does not notice anything as Jiang (Bin Li) suspects.

In fact, it is unlikely that you will ever get a disc of Simo Karinen's Cycling (2001), in which a Finnish couple falls in love and takes part in a race, or Philippe Harel's Bicycle of Gislena Lambert (2001), in which Benoit Pourval usually plays the role of an amateur cyclist. But we recommend everyone to order Rendez-vous in Belleville (2003), a magical cartoon nominated for an Oscar and a Bafta, in which Madame Souza (Monica Viegas) walks in the footsteps of her own grandson, the favourite (Michel Roven) stolen by the French mafia during the Tour de France role. With her, the family dog ​​called Bruno and the old singing brothers known as the "triplets from Belleville" join her on the trip. It's an excellent little piece, like the film The Illusionist (2010), inspired by a screenplay by Jacques Tati, where Jour de fete is set in the triplets' bedroom, is broadcast on TV.

In a world of innocence, the vibrant British label would have bought a proper 3-cinema, because one of their works is absolutely good to watch. Amorim Vicente in "The Middle of the World" (2003) travels 2000 miles across Brazil to find work in Rio de Janeiro, and in the depths of a family of seven, the Dong Ming-Loser Institute set at the Hard Audit University descends weekly on a trip to the islands of Taiwan in Chen Blovyan's film "Ostrovnaya Etude" (2006). But the most unusual of the three films is director Bakamatsu Koji's "Bicycle Seasonal Records." "A Boy's Bleak Landscape" (2004), filmed by one of the most popular Japanese directors of "pink films," depicts the fate of Emoto Tasuku, a child who massacres his own mother in a rural area. Cyclist Rebecca Palmer, on a cycling trip into the mountains with her boyfriend Tom Frederick, is pursued by bicycle policeman Ben Price, and regrets their one-night stand.

In the movie Jea n-Pierre & Luke Daldenov, the baby holding a bicycle (2011), a blessed boy is waiting for a blessed lid. Another option with the theme of "Bicycle Thief", this movie, Lieza's hairdresser Samantha (Cecil de France) throws off the founder Guy (Jeremy Rainier) who sold sacred games. It depicts the evacuation of Cyril (Toma Dore). Nominated Golden Globe Award (along with the Cannes International Film Festival Grand Prix (along with Nuri Birga Jeran's "ONCE IN ANATOLIA"). One of the many neolism dramas taken by the Belgian brothers in a worker area in the Cerrian region. Other works can be found on the search line of Cinema Paradiso. All works are assured that they will be impressive.

Like the movie VAJJA (2012), Haifa A l-Mansour is not only the first movie taken by a woman in Saudi Arabian, but also the first film shot in the kingdom. Vad Mohamed perfectly plays a 1 0-yea r-old girl from Riyad. The girl (Rome Abduller) does not try to get her green color in the shop window to race with her Abdurahman Al Johann. De Sika's saturated BAFTA nominated work will be a wonderful partner with the tw o-booked Jeremy movie "Girl on Bicycle" (2013). However, the Italian sightseeing bus driver Vincenzo Amato was fascinated by the Paris cyclist Louise Mona, and took care of her and took it out of the big one without accidentally entering.

In 2012, David Kep's films filmed by David Kep, New York's bicycle courier Wiley (Joseph Gordo n-Levit) cuts his own way with n o-brake fixed equipment by car drivers who do not notice. 。 However, Bobby's decayed bronze (Michael Shannon) is not interested in Virey and tries to prevent him from traveling around the city for 90 minutes. Buzz Varti s-The estimated cycle paris that appears at the beginning of the movie "Stewart Urban" Can I Kill? "" (2012). (2012). However, in a British violence action movie that makes full use of the innovative technology of the camera on the helmet, the troublesome wounds that have been held into a psychopath.

Philippe Le Gua's Molière et cycliste (2013) is set on the island of Reus, where Lambert Wilson convinces Fabrice Luchini's old friend to end his three-year exile and return to acting. Oh, if only film users could watch it together with Laurent Tuelle's film The Great Race (La Grande Bouke, also known as Tour de Force, 2013).... The film takes its name from the French nickname of the Tour and follows Clovis Cornillac, an outsider who becomes an undisputed national hero after he decides to leave his wife and friends and ride the distance one day earlier than the official participants.

The constant highlight of the Tour gives its name to Kilsdon's film Nicole "Ventu" (2015), where a group of Dutch friends make a ruckus on their bikes along the mountain they climbed 30 years ago. In Erica Bagby's film Heroes of Dirt (2015), street-smart Korpish Martinez hides from his mentor Joel Maddie that he is engaged in drug smuggling during a BMX jump. And in the film ITAKA (2015), she reunites with Tom Hanks in a World War II history in which at the heart of it is an ambitious 14-year-old Californian boy who completes this impossible triplet and becomes a telegraph messenger left by his brother soldier to care for his widowed mother.

Classic Cycle Scenes 1895-1995

Another widow, Myliard MacSwiny (Hilary Rose), makes a living by fishing in the corca and is raising her teenage son Connor (Alex Murphy) well. But he is constantly outdone by his best friend Jock O'Keefe (Chris Walley), whose latest plan involves biking across the country to the coast to intercept one of the bags of cocaine that are on the coast during customs. Peter's film Fit "Young Criminals" (2016) inspired the TV series of the same name (2018-24). When Mairead starts meeting Tony Hilli (Dominic McHale), he gets in touch with the cyclist, constantly trying to catch Jock and Connor and their unpredictable friend Billy Murphy (Shane Casey).

The laughs come near and fast in Jake Szymanski's Tour de Pharmacy (2017), an HBO classic in which Andy Samberg plays an American Tour de France rider with doping-related problems. After a brief break with Belgian Kenneth Marsken's docudrama The Racer (2019), Louis Tarpe is reinstated by the team that kicked him out in Kiron J. Walcha's Raid (2020). Cycling becomes an act of disobedience in Kim Yu-seon-ah's Race for Freedom: Um Bok-dong, a Korean under Japanese colonial rule, tries to win a prestigious championship. But how do friends-velocipede Kyle (Kyle Marvin) and Mike (Michael Angelo Covino) overcome the fact that the latter has moved on from his first school sweetheart Marissu (Gayle Rankin) in the drama that beat out Chapter 7, the issue is friendship. But who wants to miss Laurent Tirard's Just the Sky!, a comedy about five nuns who have never helped anyone in their lives, raising money to repair a destroyed hospice and winning a bicycle race with a huge prize?

If we tried to cover all the films featuring bicycles since Pathé released the first shots with tricks and accidents in the early 1900s, we would have ended up here up to the 117th "Tour de France". But we can present a selection of the best scenes featuring bicycles and the strangest contraptions we have seen pass by our screens. At least the pennis (farts) Charlie Chaplin rode while filming The Sannisade (1919) can be borrowed from Cinema Paradiso's Charlie Chaplin: Interactive Films, Volume 1 (2003). John Cromwell's film Little Lord Fantler (1936), Jules Verne's duets - Around the World in 80 Days Michael Anderson (1956) and A Rocket to the Moon Don Sharpa (1967), A Tale of Witnessing Madness Freddie Francis (1973), The Princess Diaries 2 Harry Marshall (2004), Battle Bay Bruno Dumont (2016), Colette Westmoreland ((2018). The film The Prisoner (1967-68) featured the cult penny fart with a canopy, and Jeff Tremin's Figor Number 2 (2006) saw Johnny Knoxville and Ryan Dunn get into the "Bicentennial Bmxing" of the square.

Buster Kiton also held a huge wheel steering wheels in the film, General (1926), shot with Clyde Brookman. In the movie "Our Hospital" (1923), which was filmed with John Briston, he was still driving a rural costly. Before Mac Sennet invited him to himself, Siston's idol Al Sain t-John spoke on stage as a clumsy cyclist. His tw o-wheeled work is not disk, but you can find the best tw o-wheeled director of the studio at a disc called Keystone Comedies Volume 1 (2006) and Keystone Comedies (2007).

Maldate Harry Langdon tries to empathize with the mean luxury female Almu Bennett when the machine gun broke in the movie Frank Capra Long Pants (1927). This year, Stan Rorel and Oliver Hardy immediately disappeared in a stolen big game in Fred Go Yu's movie Duck Soup. But we say goodbye to the "scorching 20s" in a surreal way: Luis Bunuel and Salvador Dali's movie "Baby and Andalu" (1929) moved Pierre Buchev to move a big monster. Ants spill out from his hands.

Bertolt Breecht wrote the script, Sukitan Dudov's movie Kle Vampa (1932), printed posters on vacancy in the Berlin farmer "waiting for a morning man". There is. In Victor Fleming's movie "The Wizard of Oz" (1939), the reality of life in the countryside of Kansas was shot in sepia color, and this heavyness was Miss Almir Gulch (Margaret Hamilton (Margaret Hamilton). ) There is nothing other than. He tries to kidnap the dog in the basket, but his own wandering relatives show the tornado and transform into a flying western magician.

Setsuko Hara (appearing in the first work of his six works with this director) is dressed as an obedient daughter Noriko, and a dignified Dr. Sukiti Somia (Chika Ryu (Chika Ryu). ) I am convinced by the picnic with Hattori (Baron Baron mustache). -Pillip Kaufman has benefited from the other saga "Henry and June" (1990) depicting the couple.

Arthur Seaton (Albert Finney) cycles home over the cobbles of Nottingham after a change of jobs at the factory in Karel Reisch's Saturday Night and Sunday Night Morning (1960). On the first day of shooting in the Bahamas for Richard Lester's Help! (1965), John, George, Paul and Ringo ride around on their motorbikes to decide whether to take down Leo McKern and his reckless cultists. In a deleted scene, John Lennon cycles into a hotel swimming pool.

Despite the triumph of the fab movie album, the best-selling soundtrack of 1965 was Maria (Julie Andrews) and Paul Trapp's children singing "Do-Re-Mi" as they cycle off a beautiful lake in Austria in Robert Wise's The Sound of Music. The scene is very well staged, but even more perfect is the moment when police officer Jimmy Edwards fails to follow Tommy Cooper and Eric Sykes' (writer/director) antics in the feature film Plank (1967) in his daily personal bicycle ride.

Paul Newman performed his personal bicycle stunt to take Katharine Ross away on "the future form of motorized transport in this weary Western world" in the famous "Raindrops Are Falling on My Head" sequence in George Roy Hill's Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969). Coming from strong backgrounds, the pair escaped with Ross at the helm, and in the TV series The Goodies (1970-82), Graham Garden, Bill Oddie and Tim Brooke-Taylor raced through London on a three-man tandem. Notable examples include Granville's rickety bike in the TV series Open All Hours (1976-85) and all sorts of bikes used for quick support in the TV series District Nurse (1984-87) and Call the Midwife (2012-17). Arthur Seaton (Albert Finney) cycles home over the cobbles of Nottingham after a change of job at the factory in Karel Reisch's Saturday Night and Sunday Night Morning (1960). On the first day of shooting in the Bahamas for Richard Lester's Help! (1965), John, George, Paul and Ringo ride around on their motorbikes to decide whether to take down Leo McKern and his reckless cultists. In a deleted scene, John Lennon cycles into a hotel swimming pool. Despite the triumph of the fab movie album, the best-selling soundtrack of 1965 was the one from Robert Wise's The Sound of Music, in which Maria (Julie Andrews) and Paul Trapp's children sing "Do-Re-Mi" while cycling off a beautiful lake in Austria. The scene is very well staged, but even more perfect is the moment when police officer Jimmy Edwards tries and fails to take his daily personal bike ride, following the antics of Tommy Cooper and Eric Sykes (writer and director) in the feature film Plank (1967).

Paul Newman performed his personal stunt on a bicycle to whisk Katharine Ross away in "the future form of motorized transportation of this weary Western world" in the famous sequence "Raindrops Are Falling on My Head" from George Roy Hill's Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969). Coming from strong backgrounds, the pair escaped with Ross at the helm, and in the TV series The Goodies (1970-82) Graham Garden, Bill Oddie and Tim Brooke-Taylor raced around London on a three-man tandem. Notable examples include Granville's rickety bike in the TV series Open All Hour (1976-85) and the various bikes used for quick supports in the TV series District Nurse (1984-87) and Call the Midwife (2012-17). Arthur Seaton (Albert Finney) cycles home over the cobbles of Nottingham after a change of job at the factory in Karel Reisch's Saturday Night and Sunday Night Morning (1960). Richard Lester's film Help! On the first day of shooting in the Bahamas for The Sound of Music (1965), John, George, Paul and Ringo ride around on their motorbikes to decide whether to take down Leo McKern and his reckless cultists. In a deleted scene, John Lennon crashes his bike into a hotel swimming pool.

Despite the triumph of the fab movie album, the best-selling soundtrack of 1965 was the one from Robert Wise's The Sound of Music, in which Maria (Julie Andrews) and Paul Trapp's children sing "Do-Re-Mi" as they cycle off a beautiful lake in Austria. The scene is very cleverly staged, but even more perfect is the moment when police officer Jimmy Edwards tries and fails to take his daily personal bike ride, following the antics of Tommy Cooper and Eric Sykes (writer and director) in the feature film Plank (1967).

Paul Newman performed his own personal stunt on a bicycle to whisk Katharine Ross away in "the future form of motorized transport in this weary Western world" in the famous "Raindrops Are Falling on My Head" sequence in George Roy Hill's Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969). Coming from strong backgrounds, the pair escaped with Ross at the helm, and in the TV series The Goodies (1970-82), Graham Garden, Bill Oddie and Tim Brooke-Taylor raced through London in a three-man tandem. Notable examples include Granville's rickety bike in the TV series Open All Hour (1976-85) and all manner of bikes used for quick support in the TV series District Nurse (1984-87) and Call the Midwife (2012-17).

In Elliott's film The Machine (1977), a pair of motorbikes on a mountain road come into view of a self-controlled Lincoln Continental, but in Borowczyk's Amoral Stories (1973), Lisa Danvers is not safe as she takes the lane to the beach with the mean cousin of the Luchini factory. In Skolimovsky's cinema, Creek Huri (1978), filmed in the still exiled Paul, secretly releases air from a bicycle tire and takes Alan Bates to the trust of Devon composer John Hurt. Staying in the English countryside, Alan Clarke's film Fen Penda (1974), in which Spencer Banks falls from a magnificent vision of the demon that possessed him in a dream, moves to Worcestershire, filmed with a script by David Lukin. The same Malvern Hills can also be seen in Ken Scheneuss's film Elgar (1962), which can still be seen at Cinema Paradiso as part of the BFI collection Ken Russell: Great Composers Collection. He will return to the subject in his film Elgar: The Imagination of a Composer on a Bicycle (2002).

In Bertrand Blier's film The Counterfeit (1974), thieves Gerard Depardieu and Patrick Defere steal a large sum of money as part of their lawless operation, sparking numerous lawsuits over toxic masculinity. In Warren Vitti's film Heaven is Always Waiting (1978), Joe Pendleton of the Los Angeles Rams takes his life. A very retired angel on his first day at work picks him up in a tunnel because he's so great.

Believing he can befriend his offspring during acrimonious divorce negotiations, Dustin Hoffman teaches Justin Henry how to ride a bike in Central Park in Robert Benton's Oscar-winning drama Kramer (1979). Young Danny Torrans (Danny Lloyd) never has to learn as he races through the corridors of the Overk Hotel on his own blue plastic tricycle in Stanley Kubrick's film adaptation of Stephen King's novel Radiance (1980). Crazy, Gemini!

If it took a long time to shoot this symbolic series, how much would be a bicycle of a frog carmit and Miss Piggy in Jim Henson's Great Mappet Capper (1981). Think about whether it was difficult. However, Steven Spielberg succeeded in anticipation of this effect in the movie E. T. Elliott (Henry Thomas) and the aliens of the passengers hover over the wooden elites and passed through the moon, and the Spielberg was a skillfully choreographed tracking. After lift it in the air, passed the next sunset, and succeeded in landing. Magic does not weaken after 40 years.

Classic Cycle Scenes 1996-2024

Bob Spiers' "FIVE GO CRAZY IN DORSET" (1982), a parody of Inid Brighton's children's literature, is Julian (Peter Richardson), Ann (Jennifer Soon Das), Dick (Adrian Edmondson), This is the first work of the innovative series "The Comic Strip Presents" (1982-2000, 2005-16), which sends George (Dawn French) to an adventure with his dog Timmy. These five resumed c o-starring in the movie "Five Go Crazy from Mescaline" (1983) and "FIVE" (2012). Go to rehabilitation (2012).

In Jean Becker's "One Deadly Summer" (1983), which was released in the same year as Jackie Chen's "Project A", even if Isabel Ajani is cycling or dancing, blood Even if he is hungry for revenge, he has succeeded in attracting attention. For example, in John G Avildsen's Karate Kid (1984), Ralph Makchio was flying in the air by Cobra Kai's runaway tribe. With the anger, he throws his bicycle into a trash can, but thanks to Mr. Miyagi, the situation is very happy.

Accompanied by Cindy Lopper's "Good ENOUGH", Mikey Walsh (Sean Astin), Data One (Kei Huy Kuan), Mouse Devrow (Collie Feldman), and Chunk Cohen (Jeff Cohen) (Jeff Cohen) , Richard Donner's "PARTY PEOPLE" goes to find a treasure of one eye. If they think they have enough courage, to get the money lent to Lane Meyer (John Cusac) in Steve Holland's movie "Better Off Dead", try to chase with skiing. Remember journalist Johnny Gas Parini (Demian Slade). (Both 1985).

In the Giuseppe Paradise directed work "Giuseppe Paradise" (1988), the altar of Salvatore (Salvatore Kashio) rotated for injured, and returned from the graveyard on the handle of the mechanical Alfrade (Philip Nurle). Come. The same director also appeared in a bicycle in the movie "Malena" (2000), and a new woman (Monica Belucci) came to a sleeping village on the day when Italy participated in World War II. ・ Amorozo (Guszeppe Sulfalo) will take a bicycle for the first time.

Until now, there were few women's Hello Kitty in this corner, but Leslie Link Gratata corrected this situation in the nostalgic movie "Now and Then": Roberta (Christina Rich), Tin (Tora), Samantha. (Gabbie Hoffman), Crissy (Ashley) Aston Moore) Put your legs, sing the Bad finger "NO Matter What", and knock Tony Orlando and Dawn three times. Johnston's movie "Jumanji", released in 1995, has the overall stack of Lalleg Chopper between the young Alan-Parish (Adam-Han-Belt), so a specific age of cinema paradise users of a specific age. You will regain your memory. It was such an era!

Dick Style (Leslie Nielsen) and Veronic Oculinsky (Nicolet Sheridan) will r e-experience the fun of cycling of Butchcha and Etta in Rick Friedberg's film "Spy" (1996). When they hit a huge stairs, a romantic journey goes off the road. After touching on the worst children who doted Verosipedist in Harmoni Colin's "Gummo" (1997), he went to a small town in River Valley in the 1950s, and with the benefits of Anna Hamiri, Tint Brass The gentle story "FRIVOLNY LOLA" (1998) depicts a parody of "GROO M-BRICK MAX" traveling on a bicycle with a very short skirt.

In the first scene of Roberto Benini's movie Life is Beauty (1997), Guido Olefiche (Benini), which depicts more attractive Italian scenes, exports to Allezo in the 1930s. He steals his bicycle and collides with a Droo teacher (Nicoletta), but quickly becomes a lover of his life. In Wes Anderson's film Rashmore, 1 5-yea r-old Max Fisher (Jason Schwarzuman) disappears without a bicycle. When businessman German Blum (Bill Merley) moves the car with the front wheels to teach him, Max pushes his mother's bicycle for revenge.

Takeshi Kitano's unreliable big hero appearing in the movie "Kikujiro" (1999) promises to help Yusuke Sekiguchi for a long time to find a mother who has been missing for a long time. You spend your property. The scene of running on the mountain road while watching the beautiful sunrise along with the songs of Echo & Amplifier & The Bunny Men "The Killing Moon" is the original scene of Richard Kelly's film Donnie Dako (2001). But in fact, Jake Gillen Hall had a terrible dream on October 2, 1988. Including a set with a huge rabbit.

Taipei's high school student Quei Runmei helps his best friend Ryan Schuhoi to understand his emotions. Later, she is asked to get along with the swimming club Chen Bolin. Director Anne Lee in Taiwan is a scene where Bruce Poster (Eric Bana) goes to Berkeley Laboratory in a bicycle in the movie "Hulk" (2003). I am.

At the beginning of Tim Story's Taxi, Queen Latifa rushes through Macy's and Brooklyn Bridge on the last day of a bicycle carrier. The clumsy 1 6-yea r-old John Hader will be in his uncle's house after an accident in his grandmother's buggy. My uncle lives near the Mexican transfer student Efren Ramirez, and is a fascinating and interesting movie of Jared Hess, telling Haders how to ride a bicycle on a slope. Napoleon Dynamite (both in 2004).

This year was clearly the year when the sequel to the cycling movie was successful. For example, James Makavoi, who appears in Richard Ronbledin's Wimbledon, has been stuck on the pedal, training in his room with an exercise motorcycle or falling off ful l-equipment road bikes. It is a major factor. Lance Armstrong also advises Lawson Marshall Server DodgeBall: a True Underdog Story to keep Vince Vaunn's sports. However, this is the time when Armstrong was still a superman, overcoming three cancers and winning five tools. In fact, when Owen Wilson challenged him on a home machine in Anthony & Joe Russo (2006), he was still on his pedestal.

Steve Kerr, helmeted tight, is the least secretive cyclist in Judd Apatow's film The Mighty Virgin (2005). But after Katherine Kinner escapes from her home, a misunderstanding related to his plan leads him to encounter nighttime danger, overtaking a truck with a marketing shield and flying off from the other direction. Robin Williams enters a lake to remove a drowning tycoon in Barry Sonnenfeld's R. V. (he played The Holiday Runaway, 2006) and races down hillsides and highways to catch up with his family.

Stuntman John Davis really did the important baggage, but Keanu Reeves, Robert Dhoni Jr., Winona Ryder and Woody Harrelson chose to rotate Richard Linkeler's personal Linkeler (A Scanner Darkly). Also, it is possible to imagine Matthew McConaughey not really biting with a chipmunk that he slowed down to feed during a mountain bike trip with his friends Justin Burt and Bradley Dealer in the film "Failure at the Start" (both - 2006).

Cinema developer Steve Bendel's "Mr. Bin's Vacations" (2007) is clearly an admirer of Jacques Tati, as there is a scene in which Rowen Atkinson moves around a racer in a seated simulator "A Straight Line of Jour de Fethe" (like a trip by car). But none of this is bad, and there is a lot of sad humor in Cesara Charlon and Henrique Fernández's film "Pope Tuare" (2008): a cyclist-narcocontroller from a Uruguayan city on the Brazilian border carries the idea of ​​affluence when he becomes Pope John Pavel II in 1988.

Shadow dealings are easy business for Frank Martin (Jason Statham), which is why he doesn't pull too hard when he steals a car in the cinema in Olivier Megaton's "Career 3" (2008), taking an elementary school BMX and setting it to look for a selfie under the song "I Wanna Be Your Dog" and the soundtrack of the group Stug. The trick was performed by former champions of the process in trials by Vincent Hermans and Thomas Kayyar. Aron Ralston (James Franco) could have the opportunity to arrest a certain number of their endorsements while flying past the bushes with a camera on the wheel in Danny Boyle's film "127 Hours" (2010).

His pride has declined, but those who have become symbolic in this movie understand that it is basically worse. Well, if you are not a symbol, you have to press the button. They still have all the possibilities of a terrifying arrangement than ordering a jump straight, 21 filaloads, but the police officers of Corns Tatum and John Hill are barely managed in the park, barely drunk stars. For the scene there. How much work they will do with Cyclist Martin Glover and his min i-french psychopaths in the films of Steve Orama, Alice Law, and Ben Whitley (both 2012). I want you to think about it.